The Page of Pentacles of the Minor Arcana of the Tarot is the eleventh card of the Suit of Pentacles. It follows the Ten of Pentacles. It is the embodiment of taking on more responsibility. In some decks, this card is called the Princess of Pentacles.
The Symbolism of the Page of Pentacles Tarot Card
This card is represented by a fine young man dressed in fine clothing. He is standing in a field of green with mountains in the background. In his raised hands, he is cupping a golden pentacle, cradling it as if it were the most precious thing in his world. His gazes upon it with tenderness.
The General Interpretation of the Page of Pentacles Card
When appearing in a spread, this card implies a possible change in a work or employment situation. This could either be good or bad, the Page of Pentacles is not specific on this point. It could mean that a new job is gained, or a promotion earned. However, this card could also indicate a job loss, or a demotion of some kind.
Sometimes, this card indicates the leaving of a job or career in order to pursue additional education. If an individual has been considering this option, the Page of Pentacles encourages this path.
The Inner Meaning of the Page of Pentacles in Tarot
The Page of Pentacles is the image of a growing and responsible child. As a court card, it may represent either an actual person or a situation. Often this card is both at the same time. As a person, it may be a child who is highly intelligent and willing to move in new directions.
This child is likely representative of a student of some kind, for the Page of Pentacles is the card of the student. This person is studious and responsible, and certainly willing to work hard for what they want. He or she is enthralled by the idea of learning, and is always looking to expand their own base of knowledge.
As a situation, this card implies that the time is near to accept new responsibilities, in whatever form they may take. This might be in a change of career or beginning a program of study. Less commonly, it might mean the commitment, or recommitment, to family.
The Knight of Pentacles follows this card. The Page of Pentacles is the first court card of the Suit of Pentacles.
Tarot readers choose to read upside down cards as having reversed meanings for a variety of reasons, but not all follow this practice. If you read reversed meanings, then the Ten of Pentacles in its reversed position indicates success and money are on the way. But don't get too excited. It won't be a lot of money or earth-shattering success. Just a little of both. In addition, there might be a gift or a windfall on the way.
The Ten of Pentacles of the Minor Arcana of the Tarot is the tenth card of the Suit of Pentacles. It follows the Nine of Pentacles. It is the embodiment of family and financial matters.
The Symbolism of the Ten of Pentacles Tarot Card
This card is represented by several people. A young man appears to be guarding an older one from harm; he holds a spear before him to indicate this. A woman and child are also present. The woman seems to be having a conversation with the young man as her child clings to her skirt. There are also two canines present in the foreground, both of whom appear drawn to the old man.
Ten golden pentacles cover this scene. Unlike the other cards, the pentacles on the Ten of Pentacles are not integrated into the picture, but placed over top of it.
The General Interpretation of the Ten of Pentacles Card
When appearing in a spread, this card implies a mix between family and financial matters. It is generally interpreted to mean that the material and personal aspects of an individual’s life are colliding. This can have several meanings.
It is commonly said that the individual who draws this card has difficulty balancing a personal life with professional duties. It might represent someone who stays far too late at work, neglecting family and friends. This card can convey the message that one should perhaps rethink their priorities.
The Inner Meaning of the Ten of Pentacles in Tarot
The Ten of Pentacles is the image of affluence and wealth. It can predict a possible success in a project that brings much material gain. As this card is associated with business and trades, it is likely that this wealth will be a result of some type of employment. This card can also indicate a rise is station. Perhaps a promotion of some kind.
The dogs in the foreground of this card represent a sense of loyalty. This might be an indication that one must be loyal and steadfast in order to reap the rewards that this card promises.
Finally, the Ten of Pentacles features a man with a spear who appears to be protecting an elderly gentleman. This can be symbolic of a need to protect one’s own wealth and riches. This card often suggests saving rather than spending.
The Page of Pentacles follows this card. The Ten of Pentacles is the final numbered card in the Suit of Pentacles.
Many Tarot readers see any cards appearing upside down in a spread as having reversed meanings. If you are one of them, the Nine of Pentacles in its reversed position indicates financial difficulties will continue for a while longer and it may take time before you can find or create the home you want. In some cases, this card simply means that it is time to have a clear-out prior to moving of refurbishing a home, but it usually implies something a little more challenging.
