Page of Wands

Upright

A young figure in a yellow tunic patterned with salamanders holds a tall wand, looking up at it with curiosity. The Page of Wands is the beginning of a new fire — the first stirrings of a passion, the message that an idea has landed and wants to grow. There's no fluency yet. There doesn't need to be. The card asks you to be the student of your own interest. Curiosity is a real skill. So is letting yourself be a beginner.

Reversed

The page distracted, or impatient. The Page of Wands reversed is energy that scatters before it can take root — the new project abandoned in week two, the message you started but never sent, the tantrum of the person who wanted the fire without the wood. The card asks you to slow down enough to actually study what you said you wanted to study.