The King of Cups is the ultimate family man. He’s a leader, a lover, and someone who holds space for the people he loves. This king is willing to offer a drink and a nice long conversation. Back to the Cards
The Queen of Cups is a fountain of love, connection, and emotional warmth, inwardly. She may be a tad reserved toward the wider world, but she cherishes her people. This Queen would love to have a nice chat in a quiet corner. Though she has goodwill and positive regard for lots and lots of people […]
The Knight of Cups is a hopeless romantic. Their main motivation is connection – although, sometimes they are so serious and intense about their pursuit of this love. This can be endearing, and can be the “right” choice, but it can also be overdone. The Knight risks coming on a touch too strong, with perhaps […]
The Page of Cups is a messenger offering a glass, here to tell you about a great love, friend, or even scene partner. She is excited, ready to tell you *everything* and absolutely gush about this exciting new person, but they may not get all the facts right. In their excitement, they are tripping over […]
The 6 of Cups whispers quietly of nostalgia. It remembers the past through rose-colored glasses, painting history as “simpler times” and pulling focus away from the present. Sometimes this card brings comfort with it, and a chance to ease into a familiar story; sometimes it shows a myopic fidelity to a reality that no longer […]
The 5 of Cups tells us about the futility of crying over spilled milk. There are things that are desperately broken here; that is for sure. Three of these cups are shattered, their contents scattered, but we should really be looking at those two remaining cups. What’s in them? What can be salvaged from these […]
The 2 of Cups takes the first blush of relation with another, and takes that first step to genuinely connect with that special other. The night that the 2 reveals itself, perhaps, will be the anniversary that you celebrate years from now. Perhaps. Perhaps it’s the butterfly-winged plunge we take when we lean into vulnerability […]
