Psychic Readings

The Divinatory Interpretations
of the
Suit of Cups

Ace of Cups:

The Ace represents luck, and its meaning is well conveyed in the saying “the cup is overflowing”. It signifies abundance and fertility, either real or metaphorically. In a Tarot Spread, where you are concerned with your emotional life, it can symbolize a declaration of love, the opening of a new phase in your emotional life.

Two of Cups:

The Two symbolizes marriage, deep love or friendship and sympathetic understanding and kindness from others. This card more generally relates to anything enjoyable not connected with work.

Three of Cups:

The Three represents good fortune and abundance. It can also mean a favourable outcome to any conclusion to any matter about which enquiry is being made, as well as easy success. It can also mean the pleasure of senses without the harmful after effects.

Four of Cups:

The Four represents a card of tension between good and bad fortune, and good luck of the past may not continue. More over, the card can represent stagnation and boredom in spite of the fact that the personal relationship is a more happy and prosperous one.

Five of Cups:

The Five represents disappointments in friendships and love, where pleasant activities end in sadness, in other words, tears follow laughter and smiles. There will also be unexpected reactions from people regarding your actions.

Six of Cups:

The Six represents polarity, in other words, depending on the circumstances it can show very opposite meanings and can be quite difficult in Tarot Readings. Its first meaning can be looking back at the past and Nostalgia. The second, it can show the future situation. In some cases it can show both. Its future significance is that it shows happiness or success after a struggle.

Seven of Cups:

The Seven represents vice, more over sexual vice and misuse of talent. It is a card of illusion and false glamour. The success shown is not lasting and not real.

Eight of Cups:

The Eight signifies repletion, a certain laziness and immobility, and perhaps, unjustified dissatisfaction with past achievements. In some cases it indicates a new path in life, mainly you realize that you have been devoting time and energy to some one or a certain situation that was not worth it.

Nine of Cups:

The Nine represents good luck, mainly financial and possessions. It also represents success and the fulfillment of desires, and good health or complete recovery from an illness. This is a particularly good card if your work involves physical activity or energetic energy.

Ten of Cups:

The Ten represents not only physical well being, but also psychological stability and spiritual advancement. In a tarot spread, it foretells not just material success but intellectual triumphs and the attainment of spiritual wealth.

Page of Cups:

The Page signifies a good looking, young man or a pretty young woman. In divination, it represents a gentle dreamer, often vague on about practicalities, of either sex. It represents someone who is helpful but is to some extent, dependent on those he or she helps. It can indicate thinking at a length about some situation or the reception of news, both good and bad.

Knight of Cups:

The Knight signifies a gentle and romantic young man. In divination, it represents the same sort of man who is liable to temporary enthusiasms but lacks staying power and dogged determination. The appearance of this card in a spread means that there is a recent arrival, or the coming of an arrival, of some sort of message or proposition, the general nature of which can be gathered from the significance of the cards dealt immediately before or after it.

Queen of Cups:

The Queen signifies any good natured woman past her first youth. In divination it represents a woman who is generally kind and helpful as long as she doesn’t have to continue it on a long term basis. It also represents an artistic, imaginative and dreamy woman whose emotions are only skin deep – the sort who may encourage admirers but rarely commits. More over, it represents flirtation and teasing.

King of Cups:

The King represents a mature man, with an ambitious nature. In divination, this sort of man is admired by his subordinates, but who nevertheless fears disapproval. He is only helpful to those who are valuable to him. It may also mean that a superior is hostile towards you.

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