![]() ![]() Where are you caught up in mesmerizing fantasies? Where are you tricking yourself into thinking you’re progressing when you’re really just going in circles? There may be a need to sort out what is just smoke and mirrors and what is productive. This card can ask you to examine your tangled feelings. It may be necessary to make sure you are not merely building castles in the sky, living in fantasy to the detriment of reality. ![]() However, this card can also come as a warning. It can ask you to embrace your inner dreamer, to open yourself up to all the wonders of the universe. This is a card that can have a positive message. ![]() The fact that the person is shown in silhouette suggests that they are completely enthralled by these wonders, to the point that they are frozen in a sea of fancy. Each cup holds something strange: a snake, a castle, a dragon and other such curiosities. In the iconic Waite-Smith tarot, this card shows a silhouetted figure entranced by seven cups. With the Seven of Cups, things are a little baffling. ![]() Three of Wands Card Meaning: Love, Money. This imagery reminds me of Alice in Wonderland – cups askew, water pouring in strange directions. Discover Tarots 56 Minor Arcana cards across 4 suits: Wands, Cups. Pictured above is the deck I created, The Spacious Tarot. Seven of Cups Tarot Card Meanings in General You may enjoy the dreamy process of building castles in the sky, and this can certainly be a good thing! Your task is to know when being a dreamer is serving you and when it is preventing you from grasping onto something solid. You might find yourself awestruck at everything out there, yet unable to get a firm grasp on what to do next.Īs cups are the suit of emotions, the Seven of Cups can be associated with fanciful thinking. Too many options can actually lead you to sensory overload, lost in smoke and mirrors. The challenge is figuring out which choice feels right. Each of these cups offers a choice, and this card often suggests that you have plenty of choices. The center cup is upside down while the rest are right side up. Sometimes your perspective is only an illusion. The moon in the top half of the card and the sun in the bottom half suggest that you can’t always trust your initial assessments. The cups seem to be floating, and the closer you look at the card it’s harder to tell which way is up and which way is down. The Seven of Cups shows an enchanting, if perplexing experience. Seven cups are juxtaposed against a mountain. Reversed: I don't use reverse cards, as every card has inherently positive and challenging aspects, depending on the client and the reading.Seven of Cups Tarot Card Meanings in the Wild Unknown If the 7 of Cups shows up with the 6 of Cups it means you are living in the past and if it shows up with both of these cards it represents the painful state of unrequited love. Write it down.and remember you must be specific to be terrific! Readings are a combination of cards and in an otherwise positive reading this card is really singing 'you can have it all'.īut if this card appears next to the Devil it can mean that you are living in a dream world. Sit down with yourself and ask what you really want. How can you 'go for it' if you don't have an idea or goal to go for? When this card appears, visualization will be especially effective in helping get what you want. This is where all dreams live.and dreams are the precursor to action. I love this card! Look at all the possibilities, opportunities and treasures being offered. Keywords: The Power of Visualization, Believing you can have it All, Creative Breakthrough ![]()
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