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Cups
Six of Cups
Explore the Six of Cups tarot meaning: nostalgia, childhood memories, and simple joys.
Upright Meaning
The Six of Cups shows two children in a garden, with one giving flowers to the other. Six cups full of flowers are around them. It's a happy scene that reminds us of childhood friendship and simple kindness.
For yes/no questions, the Six of Cups gives a warm "yes," especially for questions about reconnecting with old friends or revisiting past joys.
Reversed Meaning
When upside down, the Six of Cups might mean you're spending too much time thinking about the past or trying to make things like they used to be. It suggests living more in the present.
For yes/no questions when reversed, it suggests "no, focus on the present instead of the past."
Emotional Associations
- Happy
- Innocent
- Playful
- Kind
- Generous
- Friendly
- Caring
Elemental Associations
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Historical Significance
This card has always shown the simple happiness of childhood and friendship. It reminds us that kindness and sharing bring joy, just like they did when we were kids.
Practical Use
The Six of Cups helps us by:
- Finding joy in simple things
- Being kind to others
- Remembering happy times
- Sharing what we have
- Keeping a playful spirit
FAQs
- How can I bring more simple joy into my life?
- Do things that made you happy as a child - play, share, be creative, and spend time with friends who make you smile.
- Is it good to think about the past?
- Happy memories can bring joy and remind us what's important, but remember to also live in the present and make new happy memories.
- How can I keep a child-like spirit as a grown-up?
- Stay curious, be playful when you can, share freely, and don't be afraid to show kindness and joy.