✦ Tarot Card Meaning ✦
Page of Swords
Page of Swords
- Curiosity
- Learning
- Fresh perspective
Itching to learn something new?
Asking about what you don't know is a brave thing to do. It can help to jot down questions as they come.
✦ A word from Page of Swords
Has something you heard left you unsettled?
It's fine to check once more before you say anything. A curious mind shines brightest when it digs a little deeper.
✦ A word from Page of Swords
A question for you
What question has been exciting me most lately?
Have I thought about how my words land with the other person?
Things to try todayOne small step · Love · Work · Money
Try this today
Pick one topic you've been wondering about and spend twenty minutes exploring it.
In at least one conversation today, take three breaths before you speak.
Love
Enjoy getting to know each other through light questions and easy conversation.
Trust what you hear directly from the other person over what others say, and choose calm words.
Work & Study
A good time to learn a new skill; ask questions freely and keep notes.
Double-check your reasoning before you speak up, and keep some distance from gossip.
Money & Daily Life
Start with the basics of managing money and write down the questions that come up.
Rather than rushing on someone's word, check the information for yourself.
More about this cardAbout the card · The imagery · FAQ
The Page is the youngest court card of the Swords suit, the suit of thoughts and words. It carries a bright curiosity and an eagerness to learn, ask questions and see things from new angles.
The Imagery Tap a number
- 1A flock of birds flying across the sky
- 2A curious glance off to one side
- 3A sword held high in both hands
- 4Rough, windswept hills underfoot
Common Questions
What kind of person does the Page of Swords represent?It points to a youthful, curious energy that loves to learn, perhaps a quick-witted person full of questions.
What does the Page of Swords mean reversed?Your words may be getting ahead of your thoughts, or unverified talk may be swaying you, so check things yourself.
What do the wind and birds in the Page of Swords mean?They stand for air, the element of the Swords suit, and for ever-moving thoughts and fresh information.
