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Two of Cups
Tarot de Marseille
Essence: A couple, two people recognising each other, falling in love, a heartfelt agreement, an emotion gestating between two
General meaning
Upright
couplemeetingmutual recognitionagreementattraction
↕ Reversed: Disagreements, misunderstandings, unbalanced relationship, a connection cooling, excessive fusion, broken emotional pact
By topic
- Love
falling in lovemutual attractioncouplepromisecloseness
- Friendship
reciprocal friendshipclosenessaffinityunderstandingmutual support
- Family
one-to-one bondreconciliationcoupleclosenesstrust
- Career
like-minded partnermentor and studentalliancecollaborationgood understanding
- Work
collaborationprofessional partnergood understandingagreementteam of two
- Studies
study partnertutoringclosenessworking in pairsbeing in tune
- Money
partner you care aboutpact of trustmutual helpfair agreementsharing
- Pets
one-to-one bondclosenesspair of animalsmutual caretrust
- Health
mutual supportcompany during treatmentemotional balancea bond that healscare
- Choices
decide as a coupleheartfelt agreementchoose togetherconsensusrecognition
- Creative projects
alliancecollaborationduobeing in tuneemotional agreement
- Creativity
creative duodialogue between ideascollaborationbeing in tuneblending
The keywords for each topic describe the card upright; the reversed meaning has its own line.
✨ 3 tips for combining it
- With The Lover, it's mutual infatuation. Example: Two of Cups + The Lover is recognising and choosing each other.
- With Coins, it's a trusted partner. Example: Two of Cups + Two of Coins is a fair pact.
- With misunderstanding cards, the connection cools. Example: Two of Cups + Three of Swords is not understanding each other.
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