Six of The Cups

Six of The Cups

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The Upright Readings
Acquaintance, good memories, happiness, Revisiting the past, childhood memories, innocence, joy.

Radha and Meera are born in every age. Both liked Shyam. This character is you or you are well acquainted with such characters. You have good memories of the golden days of your life, which gives joy to your heart. Revisions of the past, childhood memories give you joy. Your childlike innocence makes you like an angel.

The Reverse Readings

friendship, disappointment, Living in the past, forgiveness, lacking playfulness

Your friendship which always gave you joy has become a cause of disappointment today. Friends have changed. You have stopped living in the past. Remember only moments of joy, everyone should be forgiven for his or her mistakes. Gradually, due to the lack of restlessness, there is a feeling of calmness. You are feeling better. Stop being stuck on something repeatedly.

Six of The Cups

European Tarot card study points:

The cups in this card are larger than the normal size. All cups are filled with white starflower and green leaves.

Four cups are on the ground. One cup is kept on a pedestal with an 'X' mark on it. One man is going inside the village with the spear in his right hand.



A girl wearing a Phrygian red cap offering a cup to a mature lady.


The woman is a mature lady with golden hair surprisingly wearing an Egyptian Dress.


Ancient Indian Tarot card study points:

A gorgeous lady in her pink clothes is offering Kalash from the sky to a lady sitting on the ground. The ground is green. One Kalash is in the sky. Four Kalash are on the ground.

The lady in her pink is Radha and the lady sitting on the ground is Meera. In every era, there is Radha and Meera. Both loved Krishna.

Radha got her sacred love but was not able to marry her beloved Lord Krishna. Meera was also in deep platonic love with Lord Krishna but she was unable to get love from Lord Krishna.

Radha is a mythological woman and Mira is a historical woman from the sixteenth century but respected as a mysterious mythological character.

Detail story

Radha and Meera are born in every age.

Radha Rani was born as a daughter of chief Vrishabhanu Gopa and Kirti in Rawal village near Gokul-Mahavan town of Mathura district. Shri Radha Rani Ji was incarnated in a beautiful temple of Nikunj state, at that time it was the month of Bhadra, Ashtami Tithi of Shukla Paksha, Anuradha Nakshatra, noon on Monday. With her birth, this day is celebrated as Radha Ashtami.

Radha Rani ji was eleven months older than Shri Krishna ji. But Shri Vrishabhanu ji and Kirti Devi soon came to know that Shri Radha Rani ji has not opened his eyes since her birth. As soon as Shri Krishna came, face to face, Radha opened her eyes for the first time.

Every person has Mira in his heart. Whenever the longing of Thakurji arises in your heart, then understand that Meera is awakened. When the anxiety of seeing God increases, then understand that Meera has entered in you.

Mirabai was born to Ratan Singh in Kudki village of Sun Pali. She developed an interest in Krishna since childhood. Meera was married in the Sisodia royal family of Mewar.

Her husband was Maharaja Bhojraj of Udaipur who was the son of Maharana Sanga of Mewar. Shortly after the marriage, her husband died. After the death of her husband, everyone asked her to be sati, (a very bad ritual at that time that a woman has to enter the pyre of husband and finish herself.) but Meera was not ready for it. The last rites of Meera's husband took place in Chittor in her absence. Even after the death of her husband, Meera did not throw her ornaments as a widow. She considered Krishna as her husband.

She detached from everything to spend time with the company of sages and saints. She used to go to the temples and dance in front of Krishna.

The Royal family did not like her dancing and singing in Krishna temples. They tried to kill Mirabai several times by giving her poison.

Then she went to Dwarka and Vrindavan. Everyone respected her. People respect her as a goddess. Meera's mysticism and the nirguna mixed Sagun method of devotion became common.