Author Archives: Kim's Esoteric Tarot Journals

The Two of Cups

Amazing!  I pulled the Two of Cups this morning from the Tarot Card deck this morning. Two of Cups In a rush, I wondered how I could  apply this card to  my day.  The Two of Cups signify mutual love and attraction between two people.   The love depicted in the relationship is considered  a lesser love than depicted in the Lovers tarot card.   As a single woman unfortunately with no prospects I found it difficult to apply this card to my day.

After running what seemed like a thousand errands, I returned home and shuffled the tarot deck again.  Low and behold, I pulled the Two of Cups again as my card of the day!  I wondered once again how could I apply this card to my day.

I completed a grueling three and a half-year educational program which left me feeling mentally exhausted and burned out.  I quietly retreated into peaceful meditation in order to restore my mind.  I lost my dog about five months later which led me to open up my heart to a greater extend.  As a result, I have a new-found view of the world we live in.  I find myself being more loving and appreciative of life! What are your thoughts about the Two of Cups?

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The Four of Swords

four-of-swords-swords-minor-arcana-rider-waite-tarotThis morning I pulled the four of swords from the tarot card deck.   What a perfectly fitting card for the day! The four of swords indicates a person who retreats to take a much-needed rest which can eventually lead to healing if needed.  However, the four of swords for me indicated that I needed to slow down for the day, relax and meditate. In essence give my self a mental break!  That’s exactly what I did.  I enjoyed the rainy day in my pajamas and watched movies on cable all day.  I believe the last time I did that might have been three years ago!

This card is a reminder that we need to take a moment out of our busy schedules and replenish ourselves mentally.  The four of swords can also symbolize retreating and allowing yourself to recover from whatever ails you.   What this card mean for you!