A card in the left position indicates what has happened to affect your question in the past.

Meaning: Do not walk away from the problem at hand, and do not confront it head-on either; be vigilant and bide your time. Timing is of great importance. Gather your information carefully, and do your research, for there is more to this situation than is initially apparent. Forewarned is forearmed. This card may also suggest that a personality type that is keen on spying and gleaning information about others is involved in the issue. Be wary of them, for their motives might not be in your favor.

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A card in the middle position indicates what is affecting your question at this time.

Meaning: The Page of Wands in a reading implies that faithfulness is a required ingredient for the question at hand, and that news will come soon as to its potential outcome. But you must trust wholly and implicitly. Do not seek movement for the sake of change alone, but rather trust that the path you are on is the right one for now. There is a fresh energy around the situation; something wonderful is on the verge of occurring. If the page is referring to a person, they are likely to be young, fair-haired, and naturally honest and genuine.

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A card in the right position indicates your questions future.

Meaning: A situation has caused annoyance and eaten away at your sensibility, quarrels and arguments may be rife. You have tried to voice your concerns, but nobody listened. Eventually, backed into a corner, like a rabid dog, you have attacked, but not wisely. The situation has frustrated you beyond tolerance, and you have acted impulsively, the damage you have caused has given you some satisfaction, but it will not last. The root of the problem has yet to be addressed. This is a knee-jerk reaction, eventually it will come back to haunt you. No meaning or resolution has been gained by these actions, a careful plan was required rather than a defensive, temporary coup. These attributes may also be aimed at yourself or the matter at question.

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