Why is Capricorn The Devil Tarot Card?

The Devil is Capricorn’s Major Arcana card. It makes sense. The Devil can sometimes mean obsession and Capricorns are insanely focused, mostly on their careers. They are preoccupied with success in this life. The Devil can represent the desire for material goods, for tangible things. Every Capricorn I’ve met has a darker side, a self-destructive side, probably because they put so much pressure on themselves, which is also represented by The Devil. On a more superficial level, The Devil has cloven hooves and so do goats, which are associated with Capricorns. 

But there are other notable Capricorn Tarot Cards.

The Chariot

This is a bit of an odd one, but for me, as a reader, The Chariot represents Capricorn. Simply because Capricorn is all about success, about getting ahead. Literally, The Chariot means going places. Maybe you are trying to get a promotion, or a better job, or you want to buy a nicer house or car. Capricorns are never still, they are always chasing their dreams. 

Six of Wands

Again, success is a huge trait for Capricorn. When this card shows up in your reading, you have been noticed for your hard work and excellence. This is a card about getting a promotion or more money.  This is also a card associated with Leo.

Two of Pentacles

So, the Two of Pentacles means you have a lot of balls in the air. You are juggling multiple priorities, which is a very Capricorn trait. Capricorn is always working on projects, side gigs, and trying to climb that ladder of success. 

Three of Pentacles

Capricorns are ambitious and they work well with others. This is definitely a team work card, a cooperation card. Capricorns are willing to put in the effort to achieve their goals. 

Four of Pentacles

I think of this card as saving for a rainy day. It’s protecting or guarding your resources. Being very careful about the things that are valuable to you. Capricorn’s manage their resources wisely. And…taken to an extreme, they can seem stingy to others. 

Page of Pentacles

The Page of Pentacles offers you a golden opportunity. The Pentacle represents something valuable.  All you have to do is accept it.  Capricorns are always looking for success and they take advantage of the options and opportunities that come their way. 

Queen of Pentacles

The Queen of Pentacles is very stable, grounded, and centered. This Queen is an exemplary employee.  She has her life together as well. This is very successful, wealthy energy, which is perfect for Capricorn. 

Other Astrological Signs

Pisces Tarot Cards

Leo Tarot Cards

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Below, you’ll find Leo Tarot cards, both the Major Arcana and Minor Arcana. Leo is the fixed fire sign, so expect some feisty, fiery energy.

Strength

So, when most people think of a tarot card associated with Leo, its strength. There’s literally a lion on this card. It’s about being brave, strong, confident. All of the qualities we associate with Leos. When this card shows up in your reading, it’s time to roar. 

The Sun

This is a card of the summertime and it captures Leo’s sunny nature. Leo is ruled by the Sun. The Sun is about vacations, barbecues, going to the beach, and relaxing. It’s about pure joy. This card can also mean enlightenment. You are getting clarity about something, something is dawning on you. 

Wheel of Fortune

This is one of the luckiest cards in the deck.  It’s associated with the 4 fixed signs… Leo, Aquarius, Taurus, and Scorpio. Leo, and all the fixed signs, can be a bit stubborn, a bit inflexible. And The Wheel of Fortune is about sweeping change you cannot avoid. It’s associated with fate, destiny, good luck, good fortune, and divine timing. If this card appears in your tarot reading, expect some positive developments. 

The World 

Like The Wheel of Fortune, The World is represented by the 4 fixed signs. And, as a reminder, the fixed signs are Leo, Scorpio, Taurus, and Aquarius.This card  is about becoming more worldly, leveling up in your life, and maybe even becoming a world traveler. It’s also the end of an era. The world symbolizes the end of The Fool’s journey and becoming smarter. It’s the last card in the Major Arcana.

Five of Wands

Leo is known to be a competitive sign, and the five of Wands captures this quality. The five of Wands is about conflict, fighting for what you want and maybe even competing with others. I commonly see this card show up if you are trying to get a promotion, or get ahead at work. It can even show up as a romantic rival in a love reading. Leos don’t back down in a competition.

Six of Wands

 This is one of the most Leo cards in the deck. It’s all about success, a victory. This is about being noticed by others for your achievement. I think of it as literally taking a victory lap. Leos love to win. 

Seven of Wands

The Seven of Wands is definitely a conflict card. The Seven of Wands is about fighting for what you want. Leos are usually not shy and quiet. As I mentioned earlier, Leos won’t back down from a fight. They are willing to stand up for themselves, defend themselves when necessary. 

Queen of Wands

There are so many Leo associations with this card. A black cat, reminiscent of a lion, lounges at the Queen of Wands’ feet. Sunflowers, surround the Queen of Wands, which is Leo’s flower. The Queen of Wands is powerful, social, well spoken. She oozes confidence.  I can’t think of a more Leo card. 

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Other Zodiac Signs

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What Tarot Card Represents Pisces?

There are several Pisces tarot cards in the deck. The High Priestess and The Hanged Man are the two Major Arcana most commonly associated with Pisces. However, there are many other Pisces tarot cards. 

Pisces Tarot Cards

Below, you’ll find the three Major Arcana tarot cards associated with Pisces.

The High Priestess

I think of The High Priestess as being mysterious. She reminds me of the Mona Lisa and the Sphinx. In my opinion, Pisces is the most intuitive sign and The High Priestess is all about using your own intuition, looking within instead of relying on external factors. It’s honoring your own wisdom. 

The Hanged Man

This is another Major Arcana that is associated with Pisces. Sometimes, this card conveys a sense of being stuck, of “hanging out” while you decide what is the next move. The Hanged Man is also about perception. The figure on the card is upside down, suspended in the air, so she views the world a bit differently. 

The Moon

This is also a mysterious card. It’s associated with both Cancer and Pisces. The Moon is about things that are hidden just below the surface. It’s about our fears, our anxieties, secrets, and our shadow selves. I think of this card as like the basement or the attic, where you put something you don’t really want to deal with. Much like The Hanged Man, The Moon deals with perception. Sometimes, our fears loom large because we don’t pull them into the light and take a good, long look at them. 

Suit of Cups

The Suit of Cups is associated with all of the water signs (Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces). However, there are a few cards that represent Pisces specifically. This suit deals with emotions, relationships, and intuition. You can find out more about the tarot suits here. 

Eight of Cups

The Eight of Cups represents emotionally disconnecting from someone or something. It’s walking away. I think of this card as being true to yourself, to your emotional needs and making your emotional health a priority. It’s a very Pisces thing to do. 

Nine of Cups

This card is all about emotional satisfaction and joy. It’s having everything you need, right at your fingertips. This is also a self care card. It’s about treating yourself, indulging in something pleasurable like a dessert or a new outfit.

Ten of Cups

This is a happily ever after type of card card. When it comes to relationships, this card represents a commitment, settling down with someone. The Ten of Cups is emotional fulfillment and happiness. This card is also about following your heart, listening to your intuition. Being true to yourself will always lead to a happy outcome. 

Page of Cups

This card represents innocence to me. It’s about our inner child. I think of this as a youthful, creative energy. Someone who is in tune with their emotions, their intuition, and their own creativity. In many depictions of the card, the figure is holding a cup with a fish inside (that represents Pisces).

King of Cups

The King of Cups is emotionally mature as well as emotionally available. This card is all about balance. The King of Cups can balance his intuition with his emotions. He handles difficult situations in a compassionate, balanced way.  The King of Cups integrates all of the best Piscean qualities. 

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What are the Four Tarot Suits?

The Four Tarot Suits are the Suit of Cups, The Suit of Pentacles, The Suit of Swords, and the Suit of Wands. Together, they comprise the minor arcana in a tarot deck. 

What does the Suit of Cups mean in tarot?

Cups represent emotions and relationships. Yes, it’s all about the feels with the Suit of Cups. 

Suit of Cups and Astrology

When it comes to the zodiac, Cups are associated with the Water Signs (Cancer, Pisces, and Scorpio). Cups are also associated with the element of water. 

What Does a lot of Cups in a reading mean?

It means there are a lot of emotions involved! Cups are about relationships, emotions, and love. Whenever a lot of cups are showing up in your readings, it means this is a sensitive situation. 

What Does the Suit of Pentacles Mean in Tarot?

 Suit of Pentacles represents the tangible, physical world. They are associated with your health, wealth, home, and career. These cards also represent self-worth.

Suit of Pentacles and Astrology

Pentacles are associated with the Earth Signs. The Earth Signs are Capricorn, Taurus, and Virgo. 

What do a lot of Pentacles mean in a tarot reading?

You might want to look at where you are investing your time, energy, effort, or money. Is this person/situation worth time? You might want to think about what you value and why.

What does the Suit of Swords represent?

Swords are all about the mind, logic, and communication. 

Suit of Swords and Astrology

The Suit of Swords is Associated with the Air Signs (Aquarius, Gemini, and Libra).

What does a lot of Swords in a reading mean?

Generally, you might be in your head about the situation. It can mean that you are overthinking the issue. 

What does the Suit of Wands represent?

 Wands are all about passion, pursuit, attraction, excitement, and adventure. 

Suit of Wands And Astrology

The Suit of Wands is associated with the fire signs (Leo, Sagittarius, and Aries). 

What does a lot of Wands in a reading mean?

This means you are excited about this issue. It’s going to require effort and energy. 

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Below you will find my top fifteen best tarot cards for career, as well as five to watch out for. Just as a reminder, it is important to interpret all of the cards that appear in your reading together, and not just individually to get the picture of what’s really going on.

What Tarot Card is for Success?

The Chariot is the best success tarot card. This is all about getting ahead in life. It’s about chasing your dreams, getting closer to your goals, and taking action. 

The Magician

This is all about taking control of a situation. The Magician is often pictured with the sword, the cup, the pentacle, and the wand. He has access to all of the tools. This is a card about taking control of your career and being very intentional. Since this card is associated with Mercury and therefore communication, it’s all about how you interact with those at work, the words you say. I associate this card with persuasion and the ability to shape your environment. 

The Emperor 

This card is all about taking control of a situation and being the boss. Maybe even literally.  This is an action-oriented energy to be in. It’s making decisions and being in charge of your own fate. 

The Empress

I think of The Empress as development. She’s all about nurturing and caring for something, giving birth to something. Now, this can literally mean giving birth, of course. However, we are talking about success here. This may be nurturing a side hustle, or a business. This could be personal or professional development that will lead to success.

The Lovers

This might be a surprising edition to the list, but The Lovers is about following your heart and not your head. We tend to think of success as money or fame. However, there is something to be said for chasing your dreams, for pouring your heart into a project or a job. I would consider this particular card to be about entrepreneurial success, something that comes from inside you, that you really care about. It’s working in a job you love and making a real difference. 

Ace of Wands

Get ready to take action on your goals. I think of the Ace of Wands as having a passion for something. It’s all about pursuing what you want, taking action. This kind of card will usually show up when we’re talking about owning your own business or pursuing a creative endeavor, something that you are excited about. 

Two of Wands

It’s time to take control of your future. This card is about looking down the road, getting a bird’s-eye view of your life. Where do you see yourself in a couple of years? This is often a question that comes up in a job interview. the Two of Wands as all about planning. being very deliberate about your career path. This could even be about moving for a job, since it’s also associated with travel.

Six of Wands

The Six of Wands is not only about being successful, it’s about being noticed by others. I can read this card in a few ways. It’s being noticed by your boss. It could be getting a raise or promotion. This would also be a fame card.  So, if you have dreams of being on the stage, the Six of Wands is for you. 

Eight of Wands

This card is the minor Arcana equivalent of The Chariot. It’s about taking action and getting ahead. You often see this card after you’ve been planning something for a while and you are finally ready to begin your project. it usually means something coming your way swiftly. Be prepared!

Ace of Pentacles

I think of this card as planting seeds for your future. It’s about growing your resources and stability. This might be about building a nest egg for yourself. This would be having a five year plan for yourself, or even planning the trajectory of your entire career. I see this as also being given a golden opportunity, something that will grow over time. 

Page of Pentacles

When this particular card shows up in your tarot reading, you are about to receive something valuable. This might mean a job offer, a raise, or even more vacation time.This might even be a project that will further your career. 

Six of Pentacles

Resources are on their way to you. The Six of Pentacles is all about generosity and giving. This could be a raise, it could be more time off, This might even mean someone sharing their time or expertise with you. If you are asking about the job environment of a potential new job, this means that there is a good corporate culture here. 

Eight of Pentacles

This is a card about doing what you love and loving what you do.  It is the master craftsman tarot card. This is about working in a flow state, a psychological term for getting lost in what you do and it’s an indicator of job satisfaction. This might show up if you are trying to create your own business. 

Nine of Pentacles 

I’ve said it before, and I will say it again, this is my favorite card in the deck. The Nine of Pentacles is about adding value to your life. This could be material wealth, physical health, or even an inviting home. This is enjoying the good life. It’s also about adding value to your life, such as working on your goals, putting yourself first, and investing in yourself. 

Ten of Pentacles

In a word, the Ten of Pentacles is about security. It could be financial security or job security. This is having a firm foundation underneath you, such as an emergency fund and money to pay all your bills. You are financially stable. In a more long term sense, this is about passing the wealth on to your family. You have enough wealth to share with those you love…or you are on your way to achieving that goal. 

Cards You Should Watch Out For in a Career Reading

So, what are some cards you should be wary of when they appear in a career reading? Here is a list of the ones I look for.

The Tower

This is the biggest baddest tarot card in the deck. No one really wants to see it in a reading. It usually means change coming out of nowhere. It can be disruptive and painful. This card might mean a job loss. Or it might mean another sudden shift like a new management team. The silver lining here, is that The Tower has a tendency to disrupt things that aren’t serving you and get rid of obstacles that are keeping you in an unfavorable path. So, in the short term this will be painful, but you will ultimately get where you need to go. 

Five of Pentacles

The Five of Pentacles can mean you are undervalued at work. This might mean literally, as in they don’t pay you enough. It can mean there are a lack of opportunities. You may find you don’t have the resources necessary to be successful. This could be a dead end job. 

Seven of Pentacles

It’s time to reevaluate here. What you have been doing isn’t working out for you. You might be stuck in a job you aren’t passionate about, or maybe you aren’t being paid what you are worth. This a chance to revaluate and make a new plan. 

 Five of Wands

 Watch out for this card. This means a toxic work environment. The people you work with might be very competitive, and there is a lot of pressure to get ahead. I like to think of it as the opposite of the Six of Pentacles. 

Four of Swords, Reversed

This is a burnout card. It usually shows up when you’ve been working too hard, hustling to get ahead. You may also working environment where they push you to be available 24/7,  or their expectations are just too high. When this card shows up, it’s time to take a break, even if it’s just a day or two. 

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This Career Tarot Spread will give you some guidance in just about any career situation. For example, you could be wondering what career would suit you? Maybe you are trying to get ahead at work? Or you might even want a new job. This career spread should work in all of these situations. 

Remember, this is a simple career tarot spread to get you started. You can always pull extra cards for more clarification if you need it.

Overall Energy

This card will give you a bird’s eye view of the situation and allow you to see the bigger picture. You can tell  where your career is heading from this card. For example, the Eight of Swords would indicate you are engaging in some self-limiting or self-sabotaging behavior. While the Six of Swords would mean you are about to get a new job or a raise…or some other career-related victory. 

What are my strengths?

 This is a good way to identify the career strengths you can utilize to your advantage. Be sure to interpret this reading through the lens of strength. What do I mean by that? Let’s say you got a card with a negative connotation. For example, the Three of Swords. The Three of Swords is associated with disappointment, literally having your heart broken.  in this particular position, it would mean you are able to overcome disappointments and persevere. What about The Lovers? Well, that would mean, you put your heart in your work, you really care about your job. 

What are my weaknesses?

You’ll recognize this question from just about every job interview. These are the areas you should concentrate on. By accounting for and minimizing our weaknesses, we become stronger employees and candidates for positions. 

Beware…in  this area, you might also find a positive card. For example, what about the Three of Pentacles? The three of Pentacles would suggest you work well in teams and don’t have trouble with communication. However, it might mean you have trouble working on your own and you need to be part of a group.

What are the blockages or barriers to my success?

What is standing in between you and success? This might be another person, like another candidate for the job. It could even be your own misgivings and fears. Or even a bad habit that is getting in the way of your success. Once you know what this is, you can address the situation and move past it. 

What don’t I see coming?

This card is helpful to determine whether or not you have a blindspot about this situation. It could even give you insight about a hiring manager or your current supervisor. It’s good to ask questions about the unknown, because we can make assumptions about a situation that blind us to the actual truth. 

What is the best advice for me?

This is one of my favorite questions to ask the tarot. I usually ask it at the end of every single tarot spread I do for myself. It’s helpful to have some guidance on what to do in the situation.

Tarot Card Meanings

I also have a list of tarot card meanings, if you want to quickly check the key words for each card.

Even More Helpful Tarot Spreads

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How Does He Feel About Me Tarot Spread

Does He Think About me Tarot Spread

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What does the Suit of Pentacles represent?

The Suit of Pentacles represents the physical, tangible world. This includes our home, our career, our money, our health. It also represents things like time, effort, or energy. The Suit of Pentacles is about the resources we have and what we do with them. 

The Suit of Pentacles is also sometimes called the Suit of Coins. If you look at the cards, the pentacles are shaped like golden coins. And they represent value. What is valuable to you? On a more emotional level, the Suit of Pentacles can mean our self-worth, knowing our own worth. 

Pentacles are associated with earth. In the imagery on the cards, you’ll often see gardens, plants, and seeds. It makes sense. Earth energy is slow and steady. It requires time, effort, and energy to grow a strong and healthy plant. 

What Signs do Pentacles Represent?

There is a connection or correlation between astrology and tarot. The Suit of Pentacles represents the Earth signs (Capricorn, Taurus, and Virgo). 

Suit of Pentacles in a Love Reading

Since this suit deals with money, health, and careers, it might be confusing if one of these cards pops up in a love reading. I’ve found that Pentacles represent someone’s effort in a relationship, how much they value a relationship or a person, and the energy they are willing to put into a connection. 

Suit of Pentacles as Feelings

When it comes to emotions, Pentacles are about self-worth and value. They represent valuing a relationship or your partner. They can speak to knowing your own value.

The Four Seasons and Suit of Pentacles

There are many correspondences and ideas about the four tarot suits and their corresponding seasons. For me, the Suit of Pentacles are about Fall, the harvest season. Pentacles are about wealth and abundance. To me, fall is a very abundant season. 

What cards are in the Suit of Pentacles?

 Below, you will find a list of Suit of Pentacles cards and some basic meanings to get you started. If you are curious about the rest of the cards, please check out the 

Tarot Spreads

If you are new to tarot, here are some tarot spreads to get you started. Be on the look out for pentacles in your readings.

How Does He Feel About Me Tarot Spread

Does He Think About me Tarot Spread

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Soulmate Tarot Cards

Which tarot cards indicate a soul mate? Below, you’ll find a list of tarot cards that I look for when I’m doing a soulmate tarot reading for someone. I also have a couple of quick soulmate tarot spreads you can do for yourself. 

The Lovers

The Lovers is the ultimate soulmate tarot card. I think of it as an intense connection between two people.  It’s about following your heart and not your head.

Ace of Cups

This card is about the beginning of a brand new love cycle. It’s falling in love with someone. Water in the tarot represents emotion and, in this card, that love is overflowing.

Two of Cups 

In some ways, the Two of Cups is the minor Arcana equivalent of The Lovers. I think of this card as a partnership card, first and foremost. It means you have found a life partner. This car doesn’t have to be purely romantic, by the way. It can be in a business partner, a friendship, even a family relationship. But there is a kinship between these two people. They are on the same page and they want the same thing. They are a unit. 

Six of Cups

So, this is a card of the past, of childhood. When I see this card in a soulmate tarot reading, it’s a sense of soul recognition between two people, meaning you might have been together before in a past life. Or there is some sort of tie between you and this other person. You might have known them since you both were children or there is an innocent quality to your love, like having your first crush all over again. 

The Star

For me as a reader, The Star also has a soulmate quality. It’s a very spiritual card. It means hope or having a wish granted. There’s a spiritual connection here between the two of you, that goes beyond physical attraction or an emotional bond.

Temperance

This card is about balance. When I think of soulmates, I envision this person’s energy as being complementary…where you have a weakness, this person has a strength. And vice versa.  This card is also about being patient, being steadfast. For me, this card also has a soul connotation…it’s about the very best of what a person is capable of. Their highest self. 

Wheel of Fortune

So, this is about fate  here. This person is meant to be on your path, they are part of your journey and the connection was meant to be. The Wheel of Fortune is fate, destiny, good luck, good fortune, and this is an important connection. 

Soulmate Tarot Spreads

Here are two helpful tarot spreads to determine if someone is your soulmate, or how you might go about meeting this person, if he or she hasn’t shown up yet.

When Will I Meet My Soulmate Tarot Spread

If you haven’t met a special someone yet, this is the tarot spread for you.

Who Is This Person

Ideally, you should pull a court card here, but any card you pull will give you a portrait of this person. Maybe it is about their work or their relationships or even what they love. If you want more information, pull a clarifying card for yourself as well. 

How Will I Know This is My Person

This is an important question. This is a sign pf what you should look out for to determine whether or not this is the one. Let’s go through some examples. What if you pull the Queen of Wands? You might be looking for a fire sign. A Leo, a Sagittarius, or an Aries. What if you pull The Magician? I would be looking for someone who is very intentional about how they speak, they have a tendency to manifest or call things in for themselves. This person might even be an energy worker. The Magician is very well spoken and a charmer. 

Where/How Will I Meet This Person

Okay, so this one is tricky. Tarot cards are about energies and less about corporeal places. The card isn’t going to tell you that you will meet your soulmate at the mall on Saturday. But it can give you a general idea. For example, if you pull The World or The Chariot, you might meet this person while traveling or this might be a long distance relationship. 

If you pull the Three of Pentacles, you might meet them through work. What about the Wheel of Fortune? You might just run into this person through sheer luck. 

Timing Card

So, pulling a timing card is helpful here. You can narrow down your window of opportunity. You need to pick a numbered card (not the court cards or Major Arcana) from the suits. For example, the Two of Cups would mean two years, two months, two weeks, the second month of a year, the second day of a month….some number of two will be involved here. The Three of Pentacles would mean three years, three months…etc. You get the idea. 

What happens if you don’t get a numbered card? Keep going until you get one, but interpret the cards you get along the way, because they will tell you what obstacles or opportunities you might meet along the way. 

Advice

I nearly always ask this question. There might be something you are missing, and this question gets to the heart of it. Maybe there is something you can do to bring about this relationship sooner. Maybe there is something that you need to know about yourself or this person. You never know what might come up with the sort of question. 

Is He My Soulmate Tarot spread

How does this person feel about me?

 I always ask this question rather than if a person loves me because people are complex and we might feel more than one way about a person. When in doubt, ask an open-ended question in a tarot reading so that you can get as much information as possible.

 Is this person my soulmate?

 Here’s the big-ticket question that you want to know. Please have a look at the tarot cards I mentioned above for some insight on this question. What happens if you don’t see one of those cards? Well, you might want to ask if there is a soulmate out there for me?

What are the blockages in this relationship?

 This is a helpful question when you want to figure out what the roadblocks are or barriers that you need to get around.  This can be feelings like fear or anxiety. It can also be obstacles like family members or a job.

 Where is this relationship going?

 This will give you an idea of where this relationship could end up.  Are you looking for a commitment? Is your partner looking for one? What if this person isn’t interested in marriage? This will give you an idea of what you can expect. 

Advice

I always ask this in every single spread I do for myself. And I do this for my clients as well.

You might want to check out some of my other tarot spreads.

How Does He Feel About Me Tarot Spread 

Does He Think About me Tarot Spread

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Five of Cups Tarot Card Meaning

This is a very melancholy card. The Five of Cups is a card of the past. It’s about a loss. It’s about a sense of grief, sadness, pining for what used to be, or what might have been. There is a feeling of overwhelming disappointment, that something here didn’t work out the way you had envisioned. 

This card embodies grief, regret, and the acknowledgement of our mistakes.  It’s worthwhile to note, that the figure in the card is ignoring the two cups, which are still full behind him and, instead, is focusing on those that are spilled all over the ground. What’s done is done and what’s said is said. We can’t go back to the past and fix something, so we have to focus on the here and now instead. 

It can mean you are dwelling on your losses, on your failures and you can’t see the good in a given situation. Just because you didn’t get everything you wanted, doesn’t mean that the entire situation is a loss. 

Five of Cups Reversed

Usually a reversal in a reading means blocked energy, that something isn’t quite right. . In this case, the Five of Cups Reversed is the way you want this card to show up in your reading. The Five of Cups in Reverse means you are letting go of something or someone. This could be a person, a relationship, a disappointment, a loss of some sort.  You have made your peace with it and you are no longer living in the past. It’s okay to feel regret and sadness, but you must let it go and move forward. This is acknowledging you will do better next time. 

Five of Cups Yes or No

In a yes or no reading, the Five of Cups is definitely a “no.” Whatever you are seeking, will end in disappointment and regret here. Even if you were to get the thing you are asking about (a relationship, a job, someone’s love, etc.) it would only end in disappointment. There’s something wrong here. 

Five of Cups Reversed Yes or No

In the reverse, this is still a “no.” There is some element of loss or sadness in this outcome. While this is a slightly better outcome than in the upright position, it’s a far cry from a successful result.  

Five of Cups Love

Five of Cups Tarot Card Meaning for Love.  Cups, in general, are about feelings and relationships, but this card in particular is about regret and loss. It’s not a great sign in a love reading. 

This card can mean a break up or a separation, or even a divorce. You also might be focusing on the past in your relationship, thinking about the way things used to be. Dwelling on the past and the way things might have been is dangerous, it keeps us trapped.

Five of Cups Reversed Love

The Five of Cups can also be about regretting our actions, or maybe our inaction. In the reverse, this person may have gotten some perspective on the relationship and sees things differently now. This card might mean you are ready to move on after a break up, or you are willing to get past a fight or a disagreement.  It’s important to pay attention to the cards surrounding it for more context clues. 

Five of Cups as Feelings

When it comes to feelings, this card means heartbreak, loss, sadness, or dismay. It’s not a good sign when it comes to feelings. This person may be clinging to a past partner and they aren’t able to see what (or who) is right in front of their face. In this card, the figure is obsessed with the spilled cups and isn’t even noticing the two full cups that remain. This person might not appreciate you. This is definitely a card about living in the past or wishing things were different than they actually are. 

Five of Cups Advice

There is some really good advice to be had in this card. We often focus on what we don’t have, what is no longer here. This card is a very good reminder to pay attention and to be grateful for the things you still have. You are being called to shift your perspective in this situation. Since you can’t change the situation, all you can do is adjust your own perspective. Human beings, in general, tend to look for the negative. 

It’s worthwhile to note that two of the spilled cups in the card contain wine, which is the purple  substance. While the other cup contains a green liquid. Some tarot readers believe that the third cup is filled with poison. Meaning, losing that particular cup wasn’t that big of a loss.  While you may not have everything that you are looking for, you have enough. You just have to look for it. 

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Tarot Cards Money

When it comes to Tarot cards that mean money is heading your way, I’d look for the Suit of Pentacles overall. The Suit of Pentacles is about the physical, tangible world. It’s the suit that deals with your home, your finances, your career, and your physical well being. So, you want to see Pentacles in any money reading you do for yourself. 

Four of Pentacles

This is sometimes called The Miser card. It’s about pinching your pennies and being careful with your funds. This is the kind of card that shows up when you need to create a budget for yourself or you need to shop around for the best price. This is the card that will pop up when you are saving for a big goal like a down payment on a house.  

Five of Pentacles

This is a card about lack and loss. The Five of Pentacles Will show up in a reading if you are worried about money. It can mean unemployment, having your hours cut, not having enough money to meet your basic expenses. It can also mean that you aren’t paying attention to the resources around you. Sometimes things aren’t as bleak as we make them out to be. 

Six of Pentacles 

This is a card of receiving, being given something valuable. It’s someone being very generous with you. This could mean a raise or week or an unexpected windfall. If you feel like your money never lasts, this is a great card to get. 

Nine of Pentacles

This is my favorite money card in the whole darn deck. This is single, independent energy. She’s in the garden of her life, and it’s harvest time. Talk about abundance! This card is all about having more than enough money to do the things you want to do. This isn’t  just about covering the bills like the Four of Wands or having just enough money to meet your responsibilities. The Nine of Pentacles is about living large. 

Ten of Pentacles

This is having generational wealth or building so much money and resources that you have something to hand down to your children. You have enough to take care of the older generation and provide the younger ones, too. This is financial security that will last a lifetime. 

Page of Pentacles

This card is about a financial offer coming your way. Pages are usually about communication or information. This could be a job offer. It could be a business opportunity. It could even be something as simple as getting money in a birthday card or a raise at work. This tarot card can indicate a windfall of cash. 

Queen of Pentacles

The Queen of Pentacles is a card of financial security and stability. Like the Nine of Pentacles, there is an aura of abundance about this card, and the ability to be financially independent. The Queen often supports others with her wealth though. She is very generous to those she loves. 

King of Pentacles

Much like his counterpart, the Queen of Pentacles, the King of Pentacles is financially secure. He is sometimes a business owner and has sustained wealth that might last generations. This card is often associated with being an entrepreneur and the ability to make money from your ideas. 

Ace of Pentacles

I tend to think of the Ace of Pentacles as building a nest egg. It’s the start of a new cycle (because it is an Ace) when it comes to your finances. It’s slow growth over time, like depositing money into your savings account weekly. Or your 401K growing every quarter. This is slowly building wealth and abundance for yourself. Day by day, dollar by dollar. 

Four of Wands

This is a stability and security card. It means you have the basics covered. You have food in the fridge, a roof over your head, and you can pay the utilities. 

Tarot Cards Meaning Lottery Win

Want to know if you have a windfall of cash coming your way? These are the cards to look for in your tarot reading. 

Wheel of Fortune

The Wheel of Fortune is the luckiest tarot card in the deck. It’s a card about good luck, good fortune, fate, destiny. It means that fortune is smiling on you. Whenever this card appears in your reading, good things are heading your way. 

Nine of Cups

Like the Nine of Pentacles, this card is about happiness and satisfaction. The Nine of Cups is about having everything you could ever need. This tends to be a card about material satisfaction and the contentment that can come from having your needs met. 

Ten of Cups

This is a wish fulfillment card. While Ten of Cups can mean a commitment, it also means getting everything you have ever wanted. 

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