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Six of Cups
Tarot de Marseille
Essence: The pleasure of loving, emotional bliss, affinity, falling in love and enjoying it without guilt, a chosen union, paired cups in balance
General meaning
Upright
blissaffinityenjoymentchosen unionharmony
↕ Reversed: Bliss turned into dependency, infatuation that clouds, narcissism, only loving those who mirror us, pleasure denied
By topic
- Love
returned loveaffinitywanting to sharechosen unionharmony
- Friendship
affinitywarm friendshipclosenessshared enjoymentharmony
- Family
mutual affectionwarm bondsharmony at hometendernessunity
- Career
working at what you enjoygood atmosphereprofessional affinitysatisfactionpleasant team
- Work
pleasant atmosphereenjoyable workcompanionshipaffinityhappy collaboration
- Studies
studying with pleasurelike-minded groupaffinity with the teacherenjoymentmotivation
- Money
happily sharingpleasant spendinggenerosityshared wellbeingemotional abundance
- Pets
mutual affectionwarm bondplayaffinitytenderness
- Health
emotional wellbeingjoy of livingself-loveenjoymentbalance
- Choices
what feels goodchoose from enjoymentaffinityharmonyself-love
- Creative projects
an enjoyable projectlike-minded teambeautyshared enthusiasmharmony
- Creativity
creating from enjoymentbeautyaesthetic pleasuregentle workharmony
The keywords for each topic describe the card upright; the reversed meaning has its own line.
✨ 3 tips for combining it
- With Cups, it's returned love. Example: Six of Cups + Two of Cups is affinity and wanting to share.
- With Coins, it's happily sharing. Example: Six of Cups + Six of Coins is generosity at home.
- With The Devil, beware of dependency. Example: Six of Cups + The Devil is only loving those who mirror you.
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