This entry was posted in Cups, Minor Arcana, Tarot Cards and tagged Cups, number 2, Two on by Sagie. Mutual trust, successful partnerships, the card calls us to act –if we act we will succeedĬomplacency, lack of ambition, tendency to be passive We tend to wait for the other side to act, we are passive and lack ambition
In English-speaking countries, where the games are largely unknown, Tarot cards came to be utilized primarily for divinatory purposes. Tarot cards are used throughout much of Europe to play tarot card games. The Two of Cups is a reminder that in a relationship, it is not about. Two of Cups is a Minor Arcana tarot card. For a relationship to succeed in the long term, two must become one. This card indicates a partnership that is built on a strong union. The more we initiate and act the more we succeed, the card represents love and supports any love-related subjects The Two of Cups reminds us that connection and mutual partnership is critical to any relationship in life. It implies that a strategic agreement is being formed and that it will be established with honour, respect, and balance.
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However, in order to succeed we must act with a strong conviction in our ability to change the current situation.Īreas of particular relevance: Love, relationships, running into unexpected people, romance in the workplace, a situation in which we are being scrutinized and tested. The Two of Cups is one of the tarot's most favourable cards for relationships of all kinds, whether loving, professional or otherwise therefore, it usually denotes something good. We need to remember that our natural tendency is to wait for things to happen on their own.
The Two of Cups emphasizes the idea that to achieve something we need to court it, express our feelings and act accordingly. A proactive suitor, for example, can be a job seeker who is interviewing the employer -checking whether there is a match, versus a passive interviewee who simply answers questions and follow the standard procedure. This advantage will lead to a situation in which we become a proactive suitor calling upon the other party while having initiative and advantage on our side. The solution is simple: we have to initiate action! The card calls upon us to investigate and understand the issue at hand so we can be a few steps ahead of the other party. In Two of Cups, very much in line with all the Two cards, we are “stuck” and need to find a way to move forward. Because there is no blossom as yet it can be gleaned that there is some way to go with it yet.We must stop being passive, get to the bottom of things and initiate action that will lead to the desired results. The two numbers in a deck represents early stages, so this card is depicting an actual formation of a relationship and, because the tree is healthy and holding the cups firmly and the water is calm, the relationship is going well. Notes on the image: The tree is displaying healthy leaves, but no blossom and the tree holds two cups firmly in its boughs. This card has appeared because this relationship is of particular importance to the Subject right now. The winged staff of the caduceus represents a mythic chimera possibly something is amiss or unknown, although this does not signify deceit or lies. The duality symbolism is clear male and female on opposite ends of the card. When appearing in a spread for someone as part of a longstanding couple it normally shows a strong meaningful relationship.
For those dating it may show a deepening connection and a commitment being made to each other and to the relationship. The two can represent friendships and business partnerships as much as romantic relationships, but this doesn’t demean its importance at all. The Two of Cups shows a man and woman staring into each other’s eyes, gaze fixed over two large cups. The Two of Cups can indicate the progression of a relationship and taking things onto the next stage.
The card shows an improvement or advancement in a relationship the exact nature of which is not defined. It is a happy card and there may be history to this relationship so it could be that the Subject has overcome a disagreement or argument with someone they already know. It represents an object of affection, so someone has appeared with whom the Subject is now involved. In-depth meaning: Where the Ace represents feeling and emotion on the part of the Subject, the Two of Cups depicts an actual situation that has formed. This is a joyful time with lots of hope and excitement for the future. A partnership is formed or a relationship embarked on. Short meanings: Feelings of attraction and affinity cement into something real when the Two of Cups appears.
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