The 6 of Cups reminds us of the innocence of childhood. When the world was always a wonder. This card also resonates with goodwill and love. The cups are arranged 1, 1, and 4. The number one resonates with individuality, creation, uniqueness, and intuition. This is emphasized with the second cup the children are sharing. The first cup is placed on a rock pillar, likewise the 4 cups at the bottom resonate with strong foundations. System of order, inner-wisdom, loyalty, and passion- drive.
They remind us that even in our adult word it is important to keep a balance between all that we have learned and our inner child's wonder and joy. That theme is the energy of today as we go back to work, don't fall into the trap of the "real world". Remember your joys and seek small moments throughout your day to smile.
The Devil card in the position under the 6 of Cups takes on the energy of that card. The Devil concerns our spiritual life and all the trappings there in. Notice the chains tethering the male and female energies to the beast; They are loose and self imposed. The great Light Bringer hides his promised light from the two figures and they are enclosed in darkness. Don't search in vain for others to follow to spiritual enlightenment. Seek for yourself the wonders of the Divine. Remember that childlike quality you used to possess. Share what you find with others but give them room to grow on their own.
The King of Swords is all about manifestation. He is the ruler of communication and language. Like the tongue the sword is sharp. When this King is in your reading take notice for he speaks with power. Also pared with the Devil this card is doubly strong. The double crescent moon tops butterflies. The moon is a symbol of wisdom, wisdom the caterpillar uses in the metamorphosis to a butterfly. One must be sure when in the act of creation because once spoken words cannot be unspoken. Be wise in choosing your words. Be pure in heart like a child and you will manifest with power.
The last card is the Ace of Pentacles. Normally we want to read this card as money and the material. In this case I lean more toward a lantern. A lantern is a symbol of wisdom, a light to the unillumined. Gods hand stretches forth from the clouds with a gift of divine knowledge. In this position the card takes on the energy of the 6 of Cups as well as the other two cards from the bottom row. This card is in the future position but being an ace its energy is present in all of the cards. What can we learn from the previous cards that we can use in the here and now? In our lives at work? What is it that you really need in order to be happy and "successful"?
Consider the 6 of Cups as you go about your workday, Learn from it and grow.
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