The Page of Wands Tarot card represents a new initiation into a fresh cycle, going back to the school of life, harnessing our zest for life. Like all Pages, it can also signify news, messages, and opportunities- get excited and say yes!

The Ten of Wands in a Tarot reading can indicate burnout, exhaustion, and burdens. We may feel the weight of the world on our shoulders or be carrying too many responsibilities. Read on for the medicine within this archetype:

Learning the Tarot intuitively combines a balance between a solid understanding of the tradition, and a powerful access to your own intuition for the interpretation of the cards moment by moment. While reading the Tarot well is innately intuitive (otherwise it is just rote memorisation), there is an art to perfecting this skill:

Tarot cards are a wonderfully effective spiritual tool for channelling insight, awareness, and guidance from your own intuition and source energies. While each one is unique, here is generally what to expect out of a Tarot reading:

The Nine of Wands is card of feeling battle-worn and weary, as such it is an invitation to learn how to rest rather than quit. Read on for its Astrological and Numerological correspondences as well as what it means if it shows up for you reversed and in a career, general, and love reading:

The Eight of Wands is a card of speed and haste, of electric energy buzzing around us- remain open to flashes of insights, new developments, and ride the waves before they're gone! Don't let the ground run away from beneath you.

The Seven of Wands is a card of perseverance, endurance, and taking the moral higher ground to defend ourselves. It is an invitation to not give up and stick to our guns, but also check in that it's really worth it.

The Six of Wands is generally considered to be a card of celebratory success, victory, a sense of accomplishment, and an invitation to revel in our wins, to feel pride. Read on for more meanings including its Astrological and Numerological correspondences and what it signifies if it shows up reversed, in a career, love, or general reading:

The Five of Wands is a card of ego conflicts, petty battles, and grievances. It can represent disruption, upsets, and debate, internally or externally. Read on for more meanings as well as its Astrological and Numerological correspondences, what it can signify as a reversal and in a career, love, or general reading: