Minor Arcana · Six of Cups

Six of Cups

cups · six · water

A child offers a flower-filled cup to another child in a courtyard of an old home. The card belongs to the suit of cups, associated with feeling, relationships, intuition, and emotional exchange.
A child offers a flower-filled cup to another child in a courtyard of an old home. The card belongs to the suit of cups, associated with feeling, relationships, intuition, and emotional exchange.

Upright

General

In emotional connection and intuition, this card points to exchange, recognition, memory, or help offered and received. Consider how feeling, relationships, intuition, and emotional exchange are shaping the situation.

Love

In love, this card points to generosity, shared memories, and mutual support. Its cups emphasis highlights feeling, relationships, intuition, and emotional exchange.

Work

At work, this card points to recognition, fair assistance, and knowledge passed between people. Its cups emphasis highlights feeling, relationships, intuition, and emotional exchange.

Reversed

General

In emotional connection and intuition, this card suggests unequal exchange, misplaced nostalgia, or recognition withheld. Look for where feeling, relationships, intuition, and emotional exchange need attention or a more balanced approach.

Love

Reversed in love, it can indicate one-sided giving, living in the past, or affection tied to obligation. Look for a clear conversation about needs and expectations.

Work

Reversed at work, it can indicate favoritism, credit imbalance, or support that comes with hidden strings. Review the practical next step before investing more effort.

Card illustration

A child offers a flower-filled cup to another child in a courtyard of an old home. The card belongs to the suit of cups, associated with feeling, relationships, intuition, and emotional exchange.

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