The Lovers in tarot: meaning, reversed, and the arcana VI
The Lovers in tarot is arcanum VI, the card of choice. See the profile, the symbols of the two trees, what Waite wrote in 1910, and the reversed reading.
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A hooded figure looks at three fallen cups, ignoring the two that are standing in the background. It is mourning, loss, the focus on what is gone instead of what remains. The pain is real but it is not total.
A hooded figure looks at three fallen cups, ignoring the two that are standing in the background. It is mourning, loss, the focus on what is gone instead of what remains. The pain is real but it is not total.
Look back and see what remains. The loss hurts, but two cups are still standing. Do not ignore what is still yours by focusing on what is gone.
Mourning for something lost, regret, focus on the past, a moment of "I lost everything" when in reality there is still much.
Do a 3 card draw right now and see what Five of Cups and the other cards say about your moment.
arrow_forward Get an online readingNew feeling, love, emotional openness, beginning of a relationship. Overflowing cup.
stylePartnership, connection, union of souls, mutual attraction. Meeting of gazes.
styleFriendship, celebration, community, shared joy. Toasts and laughter.
styleApathy, reflection, lack of interest, refusing opportunities. Ignoring offers.
The Lovers in tarot is arcanum VI, the card of choice. See the profile, the symbols of the two trees, what Waite wrote in 1910, and the reversed reading.
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The High Priestess in the tarot is arcana II, the card of what is still hidden. See the profile, the symbols of the veil, what Waite wrote in 1910 and the reversed reading.
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The Magician in the tarot is arcanum I, the card of the power to manifest. See the complete profile, the symbols on the table, what Waite wrote in 1910 and the reversed reading.
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