Let’s review the first court card in the Cups suit, the Page. 

The Page of Cups encourages you to have a curious mind and presents that a brand new creative opportunity is coming to you out of nowhere. 

Or maybe you have an innovative idea that comes out of nowhere. 

You are getting intuitive messages as well as messages of new possibilities around you. 

Regardless of whether or not the new creative idea was presented to you from another source or you came up with it on your own, will you allow it to come to fruition? 

The Pages have so many new ideas that fit with their suits, but sometimes they have left as just that. 

Thoughts never turn into anything more. 

For instance, you have a new idea to start writing a novel or start with a creative project such as crafting. 

And you love the picture, but will you follow through? 

Sometimes the Page of Cups can also show up after a couple gets married or already has an established family, like the idea of a new baby. 

That is a new creative idea as well. Let's first go over the history and appearance of the Page of Cups. 

History And Appearance Of The Page of Cups

The history of the Page of Cups is believed to date back to the early 15th century. 

It's thought that the card was originally part of an enormous deck known as the Visconti-Sforza deck. 

This deck was commissioned by Duke Francesco Sforza of Milan and is now located in the Pierpont Morgan Library in New York City.

While the Page of Cups has undergone some changes over the centuries, its meaning has remained unchanged. 

This card reminds you to follow your dreams and stay true to yourself. 

If you look at the Page of Cups from the Rider-Waite-Smith deck, you see it is a young man who is wearing a blue tunic. 

It has a floral design, and he wears a scarf with a beret. 

Standing on the shore, you can see the sea behind him flowing. 

He is holding a chalice in his right hand, and you see a fish coming out of it as it looks at the Page of Cups. 

The card's image represents emotions and creativity as those things come out of nowhere. 

So let's discuss what it means when the Page of Cups comes up in a reading. 

Page of Cups In A Reading

In a reading, the Page of Cups is a highly versatile card that can represent several different things.

On the one hand, the Page of Cups can symbolize innocence, purity, and new beginnings. 

This makes sense, given that the Page is traditionally associated with youth and inexperience. 

But, on the other hand, if you're starting something new in your life, the Page of Cups may indicate that you're on the right track.

On the other hand, the Page of Cups can also suggest creative rebirth or rediscovery. 

If you've been stuck creatively, this card means it's time to let your imagination run wild and tap into your inner childlike spirit. 

So trust your gut and go with your creative impulses - you may be surprised at what you're capable of.

Finally, the Page of Cups can signify that someone new is entering your life. 

This person is likely to be friendly, creative, and supportive. 

They may help you to see the world in a new and different way. 

Embrace this relationship and let it inspire you to grow and change in positive ways.

Instead of storytelling about the new mom, let's go over the Page of Cups persona example. 

Imagine a vulnerable child who can easily fall for deception from those offering some nurturing to get what they want. 

A young child is not mature enough to detect this type of deception. 

Think of that stranger offering that child an ice cream cone to lure them. 

The child that falls for that can be depicted as the Page of Cups. 

Alternatively, the Page of Cups can show a creative, intuitive, and emotional child. 

Think of a Cancer or a Piscean child, and the cups suit does correlate with the water element.

A child of this nature may ignore their intuitive side if they are emotionally intrigued by something, such as the stranger offering them an ice cream cone. 

Therefore, this child needs to be taught about stranger danger and needs to learn coping skills to keep emotions in check. 

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Unfortunately, that is often difficult for a child to do. Let’s go over the Page of Cups reversed. 

Page of Cups Reversed

When the Page of Cups shows up in reverse, it may represent you doubting the intuitive messages you are getting. 

But, on the other hand, it can also mean creative blocks or being immature on an emotional level.

When the Page of Cups is reversed, this indicates extreme childish behavior. 

Think about tantrums and behaving poorly with someone else. 

This can also represent a child that doubts their own creativity and is afraid to express their emotions.

Now, let’s go over how you can use the Page of Cups in your life.

How You Can Utilize The Page of Cups Energy In Your Life

The best way to harness the power of the Page of Cups is to help get that creative spark going. 

Whether you want to write a blog post or a novel or do some interior decorating, and you don't know how to start and feel creative blocks, the Page of Cups can help inspire you to find that spark. 

If you have a tarot deck, pull out the Page of Cups to inspire you so you can get your creative juices going. 

The next card I will go over is the Knight of Cups.