41-Six of Cups Reversed Thoth Family Tarot Reading

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The reversed Six reminds us that we must stay focused on the present and the future instead of getting or staying ‘lost in the good old days.’ Live for today.

Card Meanings: Leaving Home, Growing Up, Letting Go Of The Past, Maturity, Disappointment, Friendship, Childhood Abuse, Boredom, Rose-Tinted View Of The Past, Stagnation, Resolving Childhood Issues, Lack Of Creativity, Independence, Focusing On The Future, Being Stuck In The Past, Past, Stolen Innocence

The Six of Cups is often a card about nostalgia; looking back on how things ‘used’ to be. It can be (but is not always) connected with children or childhood.

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Here are some snippets from a few of my favorite books

Elements of the Psychic World: James Hyslop was born on 18 August 1854 to Presbyterian parents and grew up on a farm in Ohio. When he was ten his brother and sister died of scarlet fever, leaving him with a life-long preoccupation with death. His family expected him to enter the ministry but he had a crisis of faith and went to study philosophy instead. He received a PhD in psychology from Johns Hopkins University and then taught ethics and logic at Columbia.

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Creative Tarot: The Six of Cups is often referred to as the soul mate card, someone with whom you have an innocent, childlike attachment, or the person you just met whom it feels like you’ve known forever. The Wheel of Fortune at the position of the heart is the big, fated love. And the Queen of Coins is the dedicated, committed partner. All of that adds up to the soul mate as the inspirational source.

Tarot Triumphs: I had learned my lesson. There is such a thing as beginner’s luck; there is such a thing as ‘the innocent Fool,’ who looks in the Fool’s Mirror and can sometimes get away with a great deal. As it is said, ‘Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.’3 But once you are no longer innocent, no longer a child in such matters, you need to proceed with respect and ethical consideration at the forefront; otherwise the gods will surely take away what they have granted. And if you use divination to serve as a form of gambling—Tarot divination and gambling have certainly co-existed in their historical forms—then your prowess at reading the Tarot may be reduced to a basic, materialistic level. I was lucky in another way that I didn’t win again. It could well have coarsened my sensitivity to the cards.

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Reversed Cards: This card is deeply connected to the heart center. It is, in essence, a heart chakra card, so think about how important it is when this card shows up in the protection position. It means you are protecting your heart. This is not the same as blocking it. It just means that right now your heart is in pain. It needs time to heal and for you to understand just how vulnerable you are. Because this card is a two, though, you won’t be able to do this healing on your own. It would be best to seek out someone who can assist you with this heart-healing journey. This may be an energy worker, coach, therapist, pastor, or guru. Who you pick is part of the healing process. Trust your heart; it knows who and what it needs to heal.