The ace of cups

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A description and list of what the Ace of Cups means within the Tarot deck, from the suit of cups. #tarot #aceofcups #suitofcups

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Upright Pure joy / love / creativity / new beginnings / conception / fertility The Ace of Cups represents the bliss of unconditional love. Like all the aces, this is the beginning of things, the birth of an idea or project, and fertility in all aspects. Keep yourself open to new possibilities and relationships; thi

The Ace of Cups is the 1st card in the suit of Cups (also known as the suit of Goblets or Vessels) and one of the fifty-six suit cards from the minor arcana. In divinatory tarot, the Suit of Cups is typically associated with the element of water. It traditionally represents emotions, intuition, relationships, and creativity. Each card of this suit can provide insight into different aspects of our lives such as love, friendship, family, and emotional well-being. Read more at…

Ace of Cups tarot

The Ace of Cups shows a chalice overflowing with five streams of water. The cup represents the vessel of your subconscious mind; the five streams are your five senses and the abundant emotion and intuition flowing from within you. The hand holding the cup is sliding out of the clouds, a symbol of your awareness of spiritual energy and influence. Below the hand is a vast sea covered with lotus blossoms, signifying the awakening of the human spirit. A dove descends towards the cup – a symbol…

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» Taken from Madame Dorothea's Tarot.