Cups are the Significator for people with light brown or dull fair hair and grey or blue eyes in the court cards
Cups
Cups in tarot represent the cteis or the letter HE, symbolizing feminine energy and nourishment.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Repose is a concept related to CUPS in its upright position, symbolizing rest and contentment
Cups correspond symbolically to hearts, representing emotional and relational themes in the Tarot
Disappointment is a concept related to CUPS's reversed meaning, symbolizing loss or decline
Despair and CUPS are interrelated concepts, with Despair described as a state symbolizing dissatisfaction or loss, being intrinsically linked to CUPS in its reversed form. This association implies that when examining or interpreting CUPS in a reversed position, the meaning shifts to encompass emotions and experiences of Despair, highlighting feelings of dissatisfaction, loss, or hopelessness.
The ninth house, symbolizing the Moon and the soul, is related to the cup, which symbolizes the soul and fluidity
Ancient literature is the primary knowledge source for the symbolism associated with cups
Children are a concept that could be associated with CUPS, representing joy and purity
Past is related to CUPS as a concept of history or memories
Proposition is associated with CUPS as a concept of a formal offer
Happiness is related to CUPS as a concept of joy and positive outcomes
Future is related to CUPS as a concept of change and new beginnings
Both wands and cups are part of the Tarot system and have symbolic meanings related to the zodiacal ideation
Both swords and cups are part of the Tarot system and have symbolic meanings related to the zodiacal ideation
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
Children are a concept that could be associated with CUPS, representing joy and purity
The concept of children being unsophisticated aligns with the truth as described in the Axiomata Hermetica
Children are a concept that could be associated with CUPS, representing joy and purity
Children are particularly vulnerable to the effects of bewitchments
Children are a concept that could be associated with CUPS, representing joy and purity
Children form a magic chain through their games, which strengthen their willingness to play together
Children are a concept that could be associated with CUPS, representing joy and purity
The Axiomata Hermetica, a set of philosophical teachings, draws an explicit connection between its principles and the state of children. According to the teachings, children embody an unsophisticated and pure state of being, which aligns harmoniously with the core concepts of the Axiomata Hermetica. This alignment suggests that the wisdom and truths contained within the Axiomata Hermetica can be understood through the lens of a childlike innocence, making children an exemplary figure in illustrating the principles espoused by the Axiomata Hermetica.
Cups are the Significator for people with light brown or dull fair hair and grey or blue eyes in the court cards
The High Priestess (second card of the divination layout) represents the initial orientation or spiritual influence on the querent
Cups are the Significator for people with light brown or dull fair hair and grey or blue eyes in the court cards
The Significator is a key element in the divination process
Cups are the Significator for people with light brown or dull fair hair and grey or blue eyes in the court cards
Pentacles are the Significator for very dark brown or black hair, dark eyes, and a sallow or swarthy complexion in the court cards
Cups are the Significator for people with light brown or dull fair hair and grey or blue eyes in the court cards
King is a Significator used for individuals younger than 40
Cups are the Significator for people with light brown or dull fair hair and grey or blue eyes in the court cards
Knight is one type of Significator used in the divination process
Children are a concept that could be associated with CUPS, representing joy and purity
The Prima Materia can be discovered by paying attention to the presence of children, as they play with it in the streets