What counts above all in his eyes is what makes us human. With him, there is never any question of a career plan or an investment opportunity. Out of all the pages, the Page of Cups is without a shadow of a doubt the one who is most intimately linked to the world of instinct, love and emotion. It can be considered as the spark that triggers the movement, like a small fire that pushes you to experiment and change. Its place lies precisely between the accumulation of knowledge and setting that knowledge in motion. Above all, the Page of Cups should be looked on as a messenger, one who comes with a call to action. In fact, the page will not hesitate to close the cup, just as he will close his heart if he feels it is in danger.īefore analyzing the message of the Page of Cups in more detail, I think it's important to recall the function of the pages in the Tarot. The lid in his left hand also reflects his great caution. Note that the cup is covered by a veil, as if the cherub is frightened at the idea of fully revealing its riches. And he naturally moves in that direction, like a child towards its mother's arms. In his right hand the young page is holding the cup which gives him his name. Although he knows he will be perfectly fulfilled by love, he also dreads the suffering linked to failed love affairs. This particular relationship with the world is perfectly conveyed by his small, hesitant steps, as if the young page, aware of the violence of his emotions, always stumbles before he acts. For him, feelings take precedence, and desire for social success rarely occupies his thoughts.

With long, curly hair, the Page of Cups looks like a delicate and sensitive being. I don't need to remind you that the human heart, the universal symbol of passion and love, is situated on the left.

This position is not random: this character is associated with the world of emotion and romance, perhaps more than any other card of the divinatory tarot. Unlike the Page of Wands, the Page of Cups faces the left side of the card. Lacking experience of life, however, doesn't prevent him from having well-marked character traits, as the symbolism inherent in the card suggests. Like all 4 pages of the Tarot, the Page of Cups is a young character, who could be compared to a teenager, to use a modern term.

Page of cups reversed love meaning