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King cards, on the other hand, represent the fully matured personalities of each suit. Kings are strong and stable and have total control over their thoughts, feelings, and emotions. In a love Tarot spread, if you are single, the Five of Cups can indicate that you are overcome with sadness or despair about a past relationship that did not work out. You may feel as though “The One” has slipped through your fingers and could be oblivious to potential partners as you are so focused on your sense of loss. You may also be consumed by remorse, regret or guilt. Perhaps due to mistakes you made in a past relationship. The Five of Cups is also a card of bereavement and as such, can indicate the loss of a loved one. If you have lost a partner, the Five of Cups can signify that you are isolating yourself as you feel too heartbroken to even contemplate dating anyone. If you do not feel up to dating, that is OK! However, try not to isolate yourself. You must deal with the present and try to stay grounded. Keep a supportive network of friends around you or join a support group if you need help. There is still love in your future even if you are not quite ready for it at the moment. If you are in a relationship, the Five of Cups is not a great omen as it can signify a break-up, separation or divorce. It can also indicate that you may be still harbouring old feelings about an ex rather than emotionally committing 100% to your current relationship. If so, you will need to work on resolving these feelings, if you want your current relationship to move forward. The Five of Cups can also represent abandonment or can simply indicate that fear of abandonment is causing friction in your relationship. Money & Career(Upright) In a general context, The Devil Tarot card can signify depression or addiction. It can also be a sign of feeling trapped or restricted. With this Major Arcana card in your Tarot spread you may feel as though outside influences or forces beyond your control are restricting you, leaving you feeling powerless and victimised. However, this is the illusion The Devil creates. You are in control of your own destiny and are not bound by anything other than your own attitudes and behaviour. Don’t give up and don’t give away your power. You don’t have to tolerate negativity, criticism, manipulation or abuse from anyone. There are always options and there is always something positive you can do to improve your situation no matter how hopeless things may seem on the surface. Likewise be mindful of how you are treating others and make sure you are not trying to manipulate or control people in your life either. The Devil upright in your Tarot reading can also indicate obsessive, secretive or impulsive behaviour. It can be a sign that you are out of control. The Devil Tarot card is also a signifier of materialism and may show that you have become overly concerned with material things, status or power. These are not things that will make you truly fulfilled as a person so put your energy into the things that will. Love & Relationships (Upright) Let's face it, sometimes we are our own worst enemy. We're never trying to get in our own way, it's simply our subconscious's way of protecting us after being deeply wounded from past situations. This card will help you see what it is you're doing that's derailing your chance at true happiness. Once you've identified this behavior, you'll finally be able to take the steps toward escaping the nasty cycle of self-sabotage. Slaughter the old men, the young men and women, as well as the older women and little children, but do not come near anyone who has the mark. Now begin at My sanctuary.” So they began with the elders who were in front of the temple.” ( Ezekiel 9:6, HCSB)

When this card lands in the present position, assume that a calm person with whom you are interacting has more of an influence over the current situation than you may realize. Conversely, someone who you assume is taking care of business might not be doing the job.The coupling of Christlike appearance and Satanic message, the status of prophet, the concern with worship, and the appeal to the magical, all add up to one thing: false religion. The relationships between man and man, and between man and God, are both provided for in the divine plan. The beast from the sea is Satan’s perversion of society, the first; and the beast from the earth is his perversion of Christianity, the second. 7 2. He promotes the worship of Antichrist (Revelation 13:12) Sometimes, this threat or opposition may catch you by surprise, and you feel inadequately prepared for such a battle. Just like the man in the card has rushed to put his shoes on and ended up with a mismatched pair, you must scramble to fight even though you don’t have everything in place. To be better prepared next time, the Seven of Wands encourages you to map out any potential threats or risks before moving ahead with your plans. That way, you can have a ‘worst-case scenario’ plan ready to go. Help support Psychic Revelation by getting our complete Tarot definitions in eBook (PDF) form and browse at your leisure. Available in both upright only and upright and reversed versions. Temperance is a Tarot card of finding inner peace and combines well with the King of Cups, but almost too well, as some relationships without tension are easy-come, easy go. The Empress might be the most traditionally feminine card in the Tarot and when she meets the King of Cups expect a traditional dating, engagement and marriage cycle to be established. The two of you might overspend on a lavish wedding, though, so plan ahead.

It's all very well saying the Ace of Cups means this, that, or the other, but how do you use that definition for a love reading? Or a work reading? Our definitions are split into introduction, general, work, love, finances, health and spirituality, which we hope you will find a lot more useful and a lot more meaningful in your quest to understand all the Tarot meanings. After a Tower experience, you will grow stronger, wiser and more resilient as you develop a new perspective on life you did not even know existed. These moments are necessary for your spiritual growth and enlightenment, and truth and honesty will bring about a positive change, even if you experience pain and anxiety throughout the process. You've succeeded many times before, and your achievements are often a result of your stamina, environment, and external factors outside of your control. The 10th card of this Tarot reading provides you with the perspective you need to achieve what you desire by highlighting the skills and abilities you currently possess.Shaped like an astrological wheel, this 12-card Tarot spread provides you with thorough insight about your unique situation and overall self by focusing on developments taking place in the different areas of your life. The 12 houses of the zodiac represent the 12 archetypes of human nature, so this Tarot reading is not only a powerful tool for self-discovery, but also one for revealing and examining the nuances in every area of your life. Have you ever wished you could steer your own fate? That's exactly what the Karma Tarot Reading will help you do. You have a unique karmic energy that is affecting you and your outcome, and this spread serves as a tool to understand exactly what that is, so you can diminish your negative karma and use your positive karma to your advantage.

The Seven of Wands reversed serves as a reminder that you will not always win everyone over. There will still be challenges and opposition to your point of view, and you cannot keep everyone happy all the time. Thus, it is time to draw your line in the sand and say, ‘This is who I am, and this is what I need right now’. There cannot be any compromise or negotiation at this stage; hold your ground with determination and courage. Wong's companion book contains a description of the characteristics of both the upright and the reversed figure of the Major Arcana, plus an explanation of some of the images and symbolism. The same sections apply to the Minor Arcana cards, but here the "characters" themselves are not defined. Rather, Wong mostly gives a meaning for the card. The Star is a tarot card with intense psychic powers and when it combines with the King of Cups you will be drawn to a chance encounter with a potential soulmate. Paired with the Queen of Swords and you will be able to talk to a man who has interested you for a long time. When the Queen of Wands appears, look to have a reassuring relationship with a mentor, boss or teacher. The Queen of Pentacles card combines with the King of Cups for a strong bond between two people, although one of you may be financing the other’s pleasurable pursuits. Interaction with the Major ArcanaThe Tower Reversed suggests that you are undergoing a significant personal transformation and upheaval. This differs from the experience of The Tower Upright where the change is often because of external circumstances and may even feel forced upon you. Instead, with The Tower Reversed, you are instigating the change and calling into question your fundamental belief systems, values, purpose, and meaning. You may go through a spiritual awakening as you discover a new spiritual path. You may change your beliefs and opinions about important topics, realizing that you can no longer support older models. Or, in more dramatic cases, you may go through an existential crisis where you seriously question your life’s purpose. While this can be an unsettling time, trust in the process and know it is for the best. You are creating change and transformation so you can step into a new and evolved version of yourself. The contents have spilled as the cup empties. The vessel only represents what there could have been.

Just when you think you’re safe and comfortable, a Tower moment hits and throws you for a loop. A lightning bolt of clarity and insight cuts through the lies and illusions you have been telling yourself, and now the truth comes to light. Your world may come crashing down before you, in ways you could never have imagined as you realize that you have been building your life on unstable foundations – false assumptions, mistruths, illusions, blatant lies, and so on. Everything you thought to be true has turned on its head. You are now questioning what is real and what is not; what you can rely upon and what you cannot trust. This can be very confusing and disorienting, especially when your core belief systems are challenged. But over time, you will come to see that your original beliefs were built on a false understanding, and your new belief systems are more representative of reality. Interested in receiving your own Tarot reading? Book with one of our expert advisors here on Keen! Other Articles About Tarot Cards in the Suit of Cups How many negative emotions can one card represent? Quite a few in the case of the Five of Cups! In a general context, the Five of Cups Tarot card can represent sadness, loss, loneliness and despair. When this card appears it indicates that you are focusing on the negative. This may be the result of some sort of trauma or unwelcome change you have suffered. As such, this card can signify heartbreak, divorce or separation. The Five of Cups also tends to appear if you have suffered a recent bereavement as it represents mourning and grief. It is a card of emotional baggage and instability and can signify that you feel deep remorse, regret, anger, sorrow or disappointment. It is also the Minor Arcana card of abandonment and can either represent you being abandoned by someone significant to you or you abandoning plans or people in your life. It can also indicate loneliness or isolation. However, for all the negative connotations this card can bring there is a positive message underneath it all. The figure depicted in the card is crying over the spilt cups and seems to be oblivious to the fact that two cups are still upright. This is reminding you that no matter how bad things may seem there is always a silver lining, you just have to choose to see it. Love & Relationships (Upright)

Above: “Revelation” playing cards with a medieval religious theme illustrated by Michael Messer and produced by Blake Brenneman II. It is interesting to note that the court cards are single-ended figures but the number cards are all double-ended. Instead of listening to the Word of God, the False Prophet will get people to make an image of Antichrist. He will promote the idol worship of Antichrist. The artwork may not be to your liking, but for its ability to help you learn about and implement reversed cards in your readings, it’s indispensable. A card falling in a reversed position will read more fluidly than the sometimes jarring vision of an upside down card in the middle of a tarot spread. Ancient tradition spoke of two primeval monsters, which inhabited the ocean depths and the dry land. According to 1 Enoch 60:7–10 Leviathan (a female monster) lived “in the abysses of the ocean,” and Behemoth (the male) occupied a “waste wilderness named Duidain.” 1 Since such “mythology” was already known to the authors of the O ld Testament , there is no particular reason why John may not have reflected on it. To borrow images known to common culture is not the same as saying that they are authentic and real. 2 The King of Cups is often representative of another person. If so, pulling this card may point to someone in your life who is not or was not affected by excitable situations.