Tuesday, September 21, 2010

4 of Cups


This is a tricky card to figure sometimes.   A card of imagination/fantasy, disgust, weariness, vexation, novelty, unearthly gifts. 
Usually this design for the 4 of Cups has someone not paying any attention to what is going on around them. Its a card of depression, but not total sadness (much like the 5 of Cups) and like the 4 of Swords, it is a card of rest.
Reflection would be one way to class this card.
Relationships are tested greatly when this card pops up as cups are the suit of emotions.

I have to admit, in all the years of studying tarots, this card has been a pain in the ass for me. I've always seen it as a card of boredom and blindness.  Never too sure how to take this card. 

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Karen Allen · 194 weeks ago

I'm pretty sure you misspelled the word "Polie" on your site. You might want to check out a site like SpellRadar.com or SiteCheck.com which have helped me with problems like this in the past.
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Maria Campbell · 179 weeks ago

It looks like you have a couple spelling errors on your website such as the word "Polie". Check out a service like SpellAce.com to help. We've used it in the past and liked it.
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Carmelina Ross · 69 weeks ago

I hated this story as a child. It made me want to cry. I still hate it and im 58. I use to wish that in the end when he became a swan he would go back and hurt his mother and siblings and all of those who tormented him. The abuse is horrific. How can this be considered a childrens story.

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