Seven of Cups

Seven of Cups

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The Upright Readings

imagination, illusion, directionless, Opportunities, choices, wishful thinking,

This card is showing positive thinking. You like the world of fantasy. You have a powerful imagination. You know the difference between illusion and reality. This saves you and your loved ones from being directionless.

You are in search of a good opportunity. Once you find it, you will stop getting distracted. As you have prepared many options for yourself, it will not be needed any longer. Wishful thinking makes you a different person. Let your emotions flow naturally, do not suppress them.

The Reverse Readings

will-power, determination, Alignment, personal values, overwhelmed by choices.

The quality of your personality is strong willpower and determination. Your alignment about your life is accurate because your value as an individual is manifold. You have many options. Overwhelmed with choices, you can create more happiness in your life. Seven of The Cups European Tarot card study points: A black-skinned black magician with black clothes is performing some magic. His fingers are not normal, they are a skeleton. Seven cups are in the front of a magician appearing in the sky.

1. A left top cup is having a blue male head. The head is not having skin color. The head has a Greek hairstyle.

2. A cup in the top middle is a human figure covered with a white cloth. The cloth figure has an orange aura. So the figure under the cloth must be a divine force, like Lord Jesus statue in Rio De Janeiro.

3. A top right cup has a snake inside, coming out from the cup. This might be like the snake in the Holy Bible with Adam and Eve.

4. A cup on left is like a group of tower-like blue buildings. (The artist is confused with its figures. It sometimes appears as a bunch of three erected penis.)

5. A cup at the second position from the left in the second row has precious stones. It is like overflowing treasure. The stones have an aura.

6. A cup next to the treasure has Olive leaves in Apollo Crown. Greek mythology respects Olive leaves crown as a symbol of power and purity.

7 A cup at extreme right position has a Dragon Lizard face "Komodo" coming out. At rear side it has 'B' like tail and some black pine trees usually draw in natural drawings.

Komodo, the deadly poisonous 'Dragon lizard' is worshipped in Indonesia. They have Komodo Festival, .





and World heritage Komodo National Park


Indians can relate this with worshipping of the deadly cobra on Nag Panchami, as God.

Ancient Indian Tarot card study points:

A hermit is in a galaxy worshipping Ursa Major (Seven Kalash).



Ursa Major is also known as the 'Great Bear' in the sky. A bunch of seven stars named Bhrigu, Vasishth, Angiras, Atri, Pulatsya, Pulaha, Kratu

(Details of Saptrishi or Great Bear are given in the second part of the book.)

The hermit is Kanv Rushi willing to see Saptarishi in the form of Fourteen Valuable Ratna, happen in Samudra Manthan.

1. A top left Kalash, is Kaustubh.

The head is Kaustubh, a very rare precious stone usually found in the crown of Lord Vishnu.

2. A Top second left Kalash, is Dhnvantari

Dhnvantari is a form of God having the power to give perfect health, mental, physical as well as spiritual.

3. A top right Kalash, is Vasuki, a snake in

Lord Shiva's neck with Poison.

4. A Kalash at Left is Varuni.

This figure is more mysterious and very difficult to understand. It is the Varuni

5. A Kalash at the second position from the left in the second row has precious stones, is known as Goddesses Lakshmi.

Goddesses Lakshmi represents prosperity The precious stones are known as Lakshmi in India, even today.

6. A cup next to Laksmi Mata, is an Arrow and stretched arch.

Stretched arch and Arrow with rainbow completes all the necessities like an Apollo Crown. Arch and rainbow symbolize power and purity.

7. A cup at the extreme right position has a White elephant figure.

While traveling back way to Greece the tarot designer must have been traveled through Indonesia. So he has taken some symbols from the Indonesian culture, which is not bad or objectionable. But originally the ancient Indian tarot card shows its Airavat. A white elephant was then presented to Lord Indra.
(Every image is discussed in Major Archana, The Tower.)