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Minor Arcana · Cups · 6
Six of Cups
Two children exchange cups with flowers in a peaceful garden. It is nostalgia, innocence, the returns of the past. Something or someone from your history is returning or you are feeling nostalgic for a simpler time.
Six of Cups: meaning and interpretation
- Suit
- Cups
- Number
- 6
- Keyword
Full interpretation
Two children exchange cups with flowers in a peaceful garden. It is nostalgia, innocence, the returns of the past. Something or someone from your history is returning or you are feeling nostalgic for a simpler time.
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When it appears in life
Return of someone from the past, intense nostalgia, happy memory, reunion with someone dear, feeling nostalgic for "when I was a child".
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Other Cups cards
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Ace of Cups
New feeling, love, emotional openness, beginning of a relationship. Overflowing cup.
styleTwo of Cups
Partnership, connection, union of souls, mutual attraction. Meeting of gazes.
styleThree of Cups
Friendship, celebration, community, shared joy. Toasts and laughter.
styleFour of Cups
Apathy, reflection, lack of interest, refusing opportunities. Ignoring offers.
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