Relationships are one of the most popular tarot subjects because they affect the majority of people and involve ongoing commitment and management of individual and joint needs. Importantly, not everyone can identify or communicate what they want or how they really feel in a relationship. And over time people change and grow, therefore values and objectives may change, causing one to reevaluate their commitment to a partnership.
Read MoreThe 2 of Cups can represent different types of relationships, such as a platonic or healing relationship, where there is great mutual respect. Often it is symbolic of a deep, long lasting spiritual bond with another person, firmly anchored in love and romance. The couple in the card have reached a state of balance and this reciprocal flow produces mutual growth, appreciation and loving unification. They are unified by the caduceus and the lion, indicating healing and passion.
Read MoreLove, relationships and romance are one of the popular reasons people search tarot for an answer. Emotional involvement with a person puts your heart at risk, so you want to know if it's safe to open up and allow that them into your life. Flirtation, an old flame that burns brightly, or an individual who you are totally in love with, sometimes you just want to know where things are heading. If you have your own set of tarot cards you use one of these easy to follow examples to understand the dynamics and direction of the relationship.
Read MoreThe suite of cups, as a rule, is about feelings, emotions, intuition, sensitivity, imagination, joy and peace. In the context of a relationship, the cups allow the soul to receive love. When you look at the essence of water it is an element that mixes, moulds and flows. It can run shallow or it can pool off into great depths. This is how a relationship will run its course, a couples feelings can produce anything from a superficial flirtation to the deepest and most powerful experience of a loving relationship.
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