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from: The Base Cards of the Tarot Suit of Cups - Ace Through Five
The Ace of Cups is all about love and the river of feelings that
could lead to great emotional fortitude. When this card appears
in a tarot reading, it often is a sign of a relationship that
has just (or is about to) started. This relationship has the
potential to become something great with a bit of work put in by
both of the participants. This card can be the harbinger of true
love and utter happiness but it's not guaranteed. The tools for
happiness and love are in your hands. The Ace can't make you use
them. Understand also that the love in this card doesn't have to
be the romantic sort. It could be the love of friendship or of
self. Either way, this card provides an excellent opportunity to
connect with your innermost thoughts and feelings.
The Two of Cups is usually referring to a relationship between
people but it can represent parts of the self. The Two is all
about harmonious love- acceptance, tolerance, forgiveness and
unconditional affection. When the term "soul mate" is used, the
Two of Cups is somewhere behind it. There is, however,
instability to the bonds formed by this card. They have the
potential to disintegrate. There will have to be effort put
forth by both people to make this relationship last. Having a
good deal of self love established will help the chances of a
relationship with another person.
The Three of Cups continues the theme of harmony but extends it
to the group at whole. This card brings with it joyous times of
friendship and success in bonding. Any sadness that occurs
during this time will be muted. A group of people with a common
goal will achieve it easily with this influence. This card also
bodes well for any kind of events that involve a group of people
like weddings, festivals or parties. It is a time of
recuperation and enjoyment of those around you. The love that is
expressed here is sentimental, unusual and deep. If you don't
think you have that sort of people in your life, take another
look.
The Four of Cups is the sign that all of this harmony and love
needs to be kept in moderation. It usually appears in a tarot
reading for someone who is well loved and happy. The dark side
of this card is that if these things are taken for granted, they
will disappear. And you will only have your own carelessness to
blame. To prevent this from happening, look around and take the
time to realize and appreciate what sources of love and
happiness are present in your life.
The Five of Cups is what happens if you do take that love for
granted and it vacates your life- grief, regret, sadness and
disappointment. Sometimes the card appears in time for you to
change your behavior and prevent the loss. Most often it comes
after it is too late to make things right and the tragedy of a
lost love befalls you. This loss will hurt but it wouldn't have
happened if that relationship was meant to sustain. The Five
allows you to look around and see what is left that can be
appreciated. You can't get back what you have lost but you can
prevent anything else from leaving.
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