Page of Swords tarot card meaning

What the card shows
A young person stands on a windy hilltop, holding a sword upright with both hands and looking off to one side. Clouds race across the sky, and a flock of birds flies overhead. Their hair is blown back. They look alert, ready, and a little restless.
Page of Swords upright
The Page of Swords is the card of a sharp, curious mind. It describes eagerness to learn, new ideas and plenty of questions. Upright, it favours research, speaking up and testing your thinking against other people's. It suits the early stage of any project where curiosity matters more than experience.
Keywords: curiosity, new ideas, alertness, learning
Page of Swords reversed
Reversed, the mind is quick and the follow-through is not. It can describe gossip, arguing for the sake of it, or saying something before thinking it through. The card asks you to turn the curiosity towards learning rather than scoring points.
Keywords: gossip, all talk, hasty words
In love
Lively conversation, a witty attraction, or a new relationship built on talk. The card suits honesty. Reversed, it can describe sharp words or someone who talks more than they listen.
At work
Learning, research, a new role that tests your thinking. The card favours asking questions, even the ones that seem basic. Reversed, it warns against careless communication or spreading rumours.
When you are deciding
Ask more questions before you choose. The Page of Swords favours gathering information and checking your assumptions, especially the ones you feel most sure of.
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Rider–Waite–Smith, 1909 · art by Pamela Colman Smith