Page of Pentacles (Reversed) | Tarot Card of the Day
“Reclaiming passion.”
Page of Pentacles (Reversed) | Tarot Card
The reversed Page of Pentacles tarot card suggests that you may be losing your passion for something that once interested you.
If you feel blasé about your goals it's time, to remember why you love the work you do. This is a pivotal moment where the direction of your energy needs to change. The Page of Pentacles reversed can symbolize feeling burnt-out with a skill, subject or routine. Check in with yourself and ascertain if excitement for your passions feels blocked. This card can often appear for people who turn hobbies or interests into their careers. If the purposeful work is not injected with gratitude, joy and excitement, it can soon feel like a daily grind.
To reignite your passion, take some time to reflect on what drew you to this work in the first place. Think about the skills you've developed and the progress you've made. Remind yourself of your original goals and aspirations, and ask yourself if they still resonate with you. It's also important to explore new ways of approaching your work, to add some variety and excitement to your routine. Remember, mistakes are a natural part of the learning process, and they can be your best teachers. Don't let fear of failure or comparison to others hold you back. The key to success is to stay focused on your own journey and to enjoy the process.
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Does your current pursuit allow you to help others or to express yourself in a unique way?
What motivated you to start in the first place? Was it the joy of creation, the sense of accomplishment, or something else?
The Page of Pentacles represents the passion you feel for what REALLY interests you. This can be a goal, a talent, a creative pursuit, or a career that you love. To get better at anything, you have to work at it. When your interests become "work," it can be easy to forget why you used to love it. The job to do (and the anxiety to do it well), can soon take the place of the passion. The process of getting better at anything is strewn with mistakes. Errors are your best teachers. If you don't remind yourself what you love about the work you do, your morale can quickly sink. If you throw in comparing yourself to others, who you think do it "better," and you've got a perfect recipe for anxiety, apathy or avoidance. In order to reclaim your passion, get back to the basics. It's time to remind yourself what initially made you passionate about this pursuit in the first place!
The Page holds up his Pentacle with reverence. It is a symbol of his passion for learning, perfecting, and understanding. He lives in a fertile valley in the shade of trees and mountains. Although he is a child of the "Earth element," he always seems to have his head in the clouds. The tall trees and the towering mountains lie far beneath where his dreams take him. This kid is going places! His red hat symbolizes the passion he has for the fresh goals he is just getting started with. He is not just a dreamer but also a "doer." His green tunic represents that abundance will always result when there is a self-motivation for improvement.
Sometimes anxiety about doing well at something causes avoidance of the very things that used to bring you joy. The Page of Pentacles asks you to try to remember, what made you passionate about doing this work in the first place. Did it make you feel good to help someone? Was it something that you felt brilliant in? Did it build your self-esteem up, because you had a gift, and you used to know it?
For success to take root, the love of the pursuit must supersede your anxieties about it.
The Page of Pentacles reversed reminds you to restore feeling into your pursuits.
Perhaps you need to take a break from “work” and create something just for the love of it. The Page of Pentacles loves to stimulate the mind. Allow yourself to participate in something that reignites your interests. Seek out fascinating people and exchange ideas.
Often, the Page of Pentacles reversed represents re-learning a life lesson that we thought we completed. This may be a time where you are circling back over your life and reinforcing the fundamentals of who you are. This will ensure growth and opportunities that will emerge after you embody who you are becoming.
If you feel stuck, depressed or bored, you must add passion. Life always feels better when you infuse it with excitement and activity. If your mind isn’t enjoying the object of its focus, then something needs to change. If you're feeling burnt out, it may also be a good time to take a break and recharge. Take a day off to do something you enjoy, spend time with loved ones, or simply relax and recharge your batteries. Sometimes, a change of scenery or a change of pace can help you find your passion again.
In the end, it's important to remember that your passion is what drives you and gives your work meaning. Don't lose sight of that, and don't be afraid to make changes if you need to in order to keep that passion alive. The reversed Page of Pentacles is a reminder to take a step back and reevaluate your direction, so you can continue to grow and thrive in your pursuits.
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