The Valley of the Lambs Tarot

Page of Wands

The Page of Wands plants his wand before him, curiously examining its top, as if studying something. The most mischievous lamb, he resembles the Fool in some ways. Energetic and adventurous, he is enthusiastic, honest, natural, and unpretentious, with a fearless spirit. Though his position may be low, he approaches his work with passion and interest.

Upright Meaning

The Page of Wands’ task is to carry and deliver messages or protect the wand. Therefore, he represents a messenger or someone related to delivery, with an emphasis on emotional messages. He symbolizes new plans or challenges and can describe children or anyone under 22. This type of lamb enjoys outdoor activities, sports, and social interactions, being straightforward, honest, and energetic. The card suggests youthful vitality and action, starting new ventures or relationships, or entering a new phase in an existing relationship.

Keywords: Enthusiasm, activity, messenger, new news, little rascal

Reversed Meaning

Reversed, the Page of Wands implies overthinking and lack of action, leading to chaos. Struggling with tasks due to overexcitement, he may act without guidelines, misjudge, or handle things improperly, feeling hurt and deprived of the wand. This results in reluctance and dissatisfaction, akin to a spoiled child becoming unruly. As a lover, he may be fickle, blindly entering and exiting relationships without knowing what he wants.

Keywords: Overload, waiting, obstruction, stubbornness, outnumbered