Kuan Yin's Mercy excludes no one.
Ace Of Cups & Kuan Yin The Goddess Of Compassion
The Compassion of Kuan Yin, translates to the Ace of Cups. The Ace of Cups is an ever-flowing fountain representing all-encompassing love.
The Minor Arcana showcases daily life. The Suit of Cups in the Minor Arcana corresponds to the element of Water. The cardinal direction that they represent West and the season is autumn. It is thought that the Suit of Cups also known as the Suit of Goblets or Chalices was meant to represent the clergy. The Cups are a feminine, passive, receptive, yin element. They correspond to the hearts in modern playing cards. The element of Water rules our hopes, aspirations, and dreams.
Helen of Troy was definitely a woman who knew how to keep a lid on her feelings. Whilst the world knows her face launched a Thousand ships, we never have been told how she felt. The Queen of Cups is an Empath who understands what others feel and keeps a lid on her feelings.
Queen Of Cups The All Feeling Empath
The Queen of Cups is essentially a healer, with a brilliant imagination. She is empathetic, sensitive & works well with children or animals.
The Page of Cups is someone who sees everyone with lots of love.
Page of Cups In Love With The World
The Page Of Cups is an intuitive, romantic who is in love, with love. The Page teaches you to love yourself & to trust your intuition.
The Ten of Cups marks a period of contentment in relationships and happiness in the personal sphere. All is good within one's family and friends.
Ten Of Cups Contentment & Bliss
The Ten of Cups is about love, family togetherness and connection. It is Joy and contentment that is a result of emotional fulfilment.
The NIne of Cups is a card of Wish Fullfillment. Be Careful what you wish for. It might just come true.
Nine of Cups The Wish Card
The Nine of Cups is about joy so great that it is a bountiful fountain that overflows, and nurtures the soul.
The Eight Of Cups is about having the courage to realise that despite having a fully functional situation something is missing. This realisation is followed by leaving that situation and seeking that which is more holistic and joyful.
Eight Of Cups Indolence & Letting Go
The Eight Of Cups is about Soul Searching and realizing that something has come to an end even though a situation is very workable.
The SEven of Cups is all about building castles in the air. At some point it may be easy to lose touch with reality.
Seven of Cups Daydreaming & Reevaluation
If Wishes Were Horses...What would you pick? Riches, Your Inner self, Transformation, Security, Victory or the Power to battle your dragons?
The Six of Cups is about reminicing your childhood or a happy time from the past.
Six of Cups Nostalgia & Childhood
The Six of Cups is a nostalgic blast from the past, a trip down memory lane or an actual physical meeting with someone known from the past.
The Five of cups is a time of grief when the focus is on that which has been lost as opposed to that which has endured.
Five of Cups Disillusionment & Disappointment
The Five of Cups augurs a time when one is grief-stricken by everything that is not working out in one's life.
The Three of cups is about celebration, camaraderie, and feminine energy.
Three Of Cups Girls Night Out
The Three of Cups is a time of celebration, and of latent talents emerging and taking on a life of their own. Shine On!