Learn Tarot Court Cards - the Pages, Knights, Queens, and Kings
The Simple Tarot・2 minutes read
Court Cards in tarot represent specific people or roles in your life, while the Pages symbolize fresh starts and new lessons to embody in different situations. Understanding these cards can help you navigate relationships and personal growth effectively.
Insights
- Court Cards in tarot symbolize individuals or roles in your life, offering insights into your changing identities and confidence levels.
- Pages in tarot signify new beginnings, receptivity, and distinct aspects such as resource-building, effective communication, healthy relationships, and self-trust.
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Recent questions
What do Court Cards represent in tarot?
Court Cards in tarot symbolize specific people or roles.
How can Court Cards reflect changing roles?
Court Cards represent your evolving roles and confidence.
What do Pages signify in tarot?
Pages in tarot signify fresh starts and receptivity.
How can Pages help in building resources?
Pages in tarot can help in building resources.
How should one interpret a Court Card if it doesn't match a person?
If a Court Card doesn't match a person, interpret it as a role you need to embody.
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Understanding Court and Page Cards in Tarot
- Court Cards in tarot represent specific people in your life, regardless of gender, and can also symbolize different roles you play in various situations.
- Each situation will have one Court Card that closely represents you, reflecting your changing roles and confidence in different environments.
- If you can't match a Court Card to a person, interpret it as a role you need to embody or a message you must heed.
- The Pages in tarot signify fresh starts, receptivity, and new lessons, with each Page representing different aspects like building resources, clear communication, healthy relationships, and trusting one's power.
