Minor Arcana: Cups Flashcards
1
Q
Name the key concepts
associated with this card:
Ace of Cups
A
- New beginnings or renewal, especially (but not necessarily only) in romance or love.
- Emotional euphoria.
- Ace of Cups is a very positive card.
2
Q
Name the key concepts
associated with this card:
Two of Cups
A
- Harmony, balance, kindness.
- Silent understanding that goes beyond words.
- In a stale relationship, can bring reconciliation, rediscovery of the emotions that brought the couple together in the first place.
- Two of Cups is always a welcome sight regarding romantic relationships.
- May also relate to important friend-ships.
- Someone who really “knows” you is either in your life or may enter soon.
3
Q
Name the key concepts
associated with this card:
Three of Cups
A
- Emotional happiness.
- Feeling of togetherness.
- Sense of abundance and/or achievement.
- May indicate that there are reasons to celebrate with others – weddings, reunions, new babies, birthdays, etc.
4
Q
Name the key concepts
associated with this card:
Four of Cups
A
- May represent boredom or inner discontent even though everything appears to be alright.
- May be feeling “the grass is greener” somewhere else.
- May be a warning against over-indulgence out of boredom or a desire to escape.
- Don’t let this feeling make you miss new opportunities or invitations.
- Instead of looking for ways to avoid a bad situation, seek ways to confront and change it.
5
Q
Name the key concepts
associated with this card:
Five of Cups
A
- May be feeling disappointment, perhaps feeling let down by others.
- May sometimes indicate the loss of a relationship and the resulting natural grieving process.
- Your logical mind is probably somewhat clouded by these feelings at this time; there may be other positive things in the situation which you are currently not seeing.
- May be so focused on that which is lost that you don’t see what is still there.
- It may seem as though all is lost but it could be a temporary situation or a temporary feeling.
6
Q
Name the key concepts
associated with this card:
Six of Cups
A
- Someone or something from the past returns – may or may not be romantic but is not strictly limited to love life.
- Person/situation from the past may bring happiness and satisfaction.
- If situation is not positive, Six of Cups may indicate a nostalgia or being “stuck in the past” that is preventing you from moving forward.
- Contact with nostalgia or the past, even temporarily, can help get re-centered again.
7
Q
Name the key concepts
associated with this card:
Seven of Cups
A
- Choices may be presented, resulting in difficulty making a decision.
- Now is a time to be practical and review the options realistically.
8
Q
Name the key concepts
associated with this card:
Eight of Cups
A
- Abandonment, usually by you as opposed to happening to you.
- A situation that is no longer fulfilling, or has become a disappointment.
- Acknowledgement of a long-held feeling of disillusionment.
9
Q
Name the key concepts
associated with this card:
Nine of Cups
A
- Achievement of an important goal that brings you fulfillment.
- Indicates you will feel well pleased.
- Nine of Cups is one of the most promising of the Tarot, sometimes called the “wish card”.
10
Q
Name the key concepts
associated with this card:
Ten of Cups
A
- Perfect realization of emotional love.
- Happiness in your home life, with the promise of lasting success in a relationship.