The Queen of Cups upright is intuition, compassion, empathy, and emotional mastery.
Reversed, her emotional waters become overwhelming, clouded, or drained.

This card represents:

• emotional overload

• hypersensitivity

• being overly influenced by others

• codependency

• poor emotion

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The King of Cups upright is emotional mastery, stability, kindness, and wise leadership of the heart.
Reversed, the king loses his equilibrium.

This card represents:

• emotional imbalance

• manipulation

• suppression

• volatility

• passive-aggressive behavior

• withdrawn affection

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The Knight of Cups upright is the romantic, the dreamer, the poetic suitor, the emotional messenger.
Reversed, the energy becomes unstable, inconsistent, reactive, or avoidant.

This card indicates:

• emotional volatility

• jealousy

• inconsistency

• romantic fantasy without follow-throu

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The Page of Cups upright is innocence, emotional openness, intuition, creativity, and heartfelt messages.
Reversed, the energy becomes more fragile, unpredictable, or blocked.

This card represents:

• emotional immaturity

• insecurity

• mixed signals

• creative blocks

• suppressed int

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The Ten of Cups upright is joy, harmony, fulfillment, and emotional completion — the fairytale ending.
Reversed, the energy becomes more complex and realistic.

This card often represents:

• disappointment in relationships or family

• feeling emotionally disconnected

• conflict behind the s

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The Eight of Cups upright is walking away, soul-searching, leaving the familiar to pursue deeper meaning.
Reversed, the energy turns inward.

This card speaks to:

• unfinished emotional business

• hesitation to walk away

• fear of change

• returning to your past

• staying in a situati

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The Seven of Cups upright is illusion, fantasy, overwhelm, too many choices, and emotional escapism.
Reversed?
Everything sharpens.

This card represents:

• clarity returning

• committed choices

• focusing on what really matters

• rejecting illusion or fantasy

• grounding your desires

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The Six of Cups upright is nostalgia, childhood innocence, happy memories, and emotional comfort.
Reversed, the perspective shifts from looking back to moving forward.

This is the card of:

• releasing the past

• breaking childhood patterns

• healing inner child wounds

• maturing emotion

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The Five of Cups upright is grief, loss, regret, and sorrow.
Reversed, the emotional tide begins to turn.

This is the card of:

• healing after heartbreak

• forgiveness

• letting go

• perspective returning

• releasing regret

• rebuilding self-worth

• moving forward after emotion

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The Three of Cups upright is celebration, friendship, sisterhood, joy, and emotional support.
Reversed, the energy gets messy — cliques, jealousy, gossip, and emotional imbalances within friend groups or romantic triangles.

This card often appears when:

• someone feels left out

• a friendship

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When the Two of Cups is upright, it’s mutual attraction, harmony, partnership, and soulful connection.

Reversed?
The connection is still there, but something is misaligned.

This isn’t “love gone” — it’s “love out of tune.”

The Two of Cups reversed points toward imbalance, mismatched expectations,...

The Ace of Cups reversed is the emotional “pause button.” When upright, this card overflows with love, intuition, healing, and divine connection. Reversed, that flow slows or backs up. This isn’t a denial of love — it’s a redirection, a reality-check, and a request to get honest about what’s happeni...