earthbride
Traditionally, the Page of Swords exists as a person (or an energy) that exhibits a mental restlessness, a desire to learn and a rich curiosity.
Pictured on this card is a male pixie holding a sword in front of a wasp or bee, as if he is about to make a move in battling it. The description in the small pamphlet says, "A fairy confronts a potentially superior enemy. Meanings: taking a stand, avoiding pointless skirmishes; bravery vs. stupidity."
It is not clear from this card or this meaning whether or not this battle is pointless or courageous. I think this card is asking us to assess a certain "battle" we face and to closely think about whether or not it is worth fighting, or if we should use our energy elsewhere.
I think this is an interesting and different interpretation of this card. It strikes me as an usual choice of scene for the Page of Swords. Thoughts?
Pictured on this card is a male pixie holding a sword in front of a wasp or bee, as if he is about to make a move in battling it. The description in the small pamphlet says, "A fairy confronts a potentially superior enemy. Meanings: taking a stand, avoiding pointless skirmishes; bravery vs. stupidity."
It is not clear from this card or this meaning whether or not this battle is pointless or courageous. I think this card is asking us to assess a certain "battle" we face and to closely think about whether or not it is worth fighting, or if we should use our energy elsewhere.
I think this is an interesting and different interpretation of this card. It strikes me as an usual choice of scene for the Page of Swords. Thoughts?
