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Faith, Spirituality Or Psychic Progression:
The reversed Nine of Cups is a signal to go deeper. Look beyond surface appearances and things that seem like coincidences. What might spirit/the universe/God be trying to tell you? Make a point to deepen – or to begin – your spiritual practice in whatever way you are drawn to do so. There is more to life than meets the eye.
Card Meanings: Illness, Eating Disorders, Unrewarding, Arrogance, Self-Hatred, Disappointment, Misery, Lack Of Success/Accomplishment, Lack Of Fulfilment, Failure, Disadvantage, Nightmares, Unhappiness, Pessimism, Addictions, Devastation, Overindulgence, Negativity, Shattered Dreams, Underachieving, Low Self-Esteem
The Nine of Cups is one of the most uplifting and pleasant cards to receive in a reading. Known often as the ‘wish card’ it can mean that what you are hoping for or dreaming about most is very likely to be yours in a brief period of time, generally, too.
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Creative Tarot: Think of the Nine of Cups as the card of the spinster. Not the sad, eternally tormented Miss Havisham kind of spinster, but rather the bombshell spinsters in old movies and the spinsters in Henry James novels. The spinster who has her own bank account and travels the world unencumbered by a husband or someone elses desires.
Tarot Triumphs: The numbering in the Marseilles-type traditional pack is consistent, starting with the Magician as no. 1, ending with the World as no. 21, and designating the Fool as either unnumbered or 0. But this was not so in the earliest packs that remain; numbering in the first fifty years or more of recorded Tarot examples was either nonexistent or inconsistent. In certain packs, too, some of the cards were numbered, while others were not. So we can’t rely on an original, historic number sequence to point the way to the intentions of the earliest Tarot makers. However, since the numbering in the Marseilles version did settle down into the sequence that we now know, from the early sixteenth century onward, it seems that those who designed and used the cards were by that time content with the order, whether they understood this to have an implicit meaning or not.
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Reversed Cards: One of the interesting features about the Eight of Wands card is that it is often depicted without any people in it, which seems to make it somewhat ambiguous. Regardless of its orientation, how can you tell if the flying wands are friendly fire or an enemy attack? This is why in the shadow aspect the Eight of Wands might put you on the defensive. Rather than seeing this card as a sign to forge ahead unobstructed, you may instead feel like you are under fire. If this card has shown up in your reading or daily draw, check in and see how it makes you feel, because there is a good chance this may tap into your fight-or-flight response.