Okay, so today I flipped over the Page of Pentacles in my tarot spread, and I was like, “What’s this dude trying to tell me about my feelings?” I mean, it’s not like the cards shout at you, right? You gotta do some detective work.
So I started by just staring at the card. This young-looking person, all serious, holding a big ol’ coin like it’s the most precious thing in the world. I pulled out my favorite tarot book, and flipped through the pages, looking for anything that jumped out at me about this card as feelings.
- First off, this Page is all about being grounded, practical. Like, keeping your feet on the earth.
- Second, they’re about learning new things, getting your hands dirty, starting something from scratch.
- Third, it’s about being focused, dedicated, not giving up easily.
I started thinking about how this might relate to how I’m feeling. I’ve been feeling kind of scattered lately, like I’m juggling a million things and not really nailing any of them. Seeing the Page of Pentacles, I realized maybe I need to slow down, focus on one thing at a time. Like, pick a goal, make a plan, and actually stick to it. I always use red and blue sticky notes, so I wrote down several plans and stuck them to the wall.
Also, I’ve been wanting to learn a new skill – maybe play the guitar or something. This card felt like a little nudge, telling me to go for it. Not just dream about it, but actually take the first step. Find a teacher, buy a book, whatever it takes. It feels like taking this small step has the potential to bring some stability to my emotional world, a sense of steady progress that’s been missing.
The Page of Pentacles isn’t about big, dramatic feelings. It’s more about that quiet determination, that feeling of building something solid, brick by brick. It’s about trusting the process, even when it’s slow. And honestly, that’s kind of what I need right now. A little less chaos, a little more focus. I pasted a photo of the card on my notebook, hope it can remind me to keep going.
Conclusion
So, that’s my take on the Page of Pentacles as feelings. It’s like a gentle reminder to get back to basics, focus on your goals, and trust that slow and steady wins the race. Even though the card looks simple, its message really hit me. It’s funny how a piece of cardboard can make you think so much, huh?
