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Topic: Best partner: 5 of cups! Wth??!
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Twirl Knowflake Posts: 4159 From: Europe Registered: Mar 2013
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posted September 04, 2014 03:03 AM
Hi Sooo, I spend a fair amount of time on card pulling & the five of cups popped up as the best fitting love partner for me (cramped between me as the queen of cups & a relationship represented by the knight of cups). My first response was: What!!!?? I need a partner that's depressed and focusses on the past? And I end up soothing him? Boo! But reflecting on this card I am actually seeing better qualities. It would be someone who's experienced hardships and therefore would have a great sensitivity to others. He may be quite sensitive to nostalgic atmospheres and loss. Or might even work in that field of grief. I'm getting a high 'artist type'-feel with this and he may have developed great understanding for other people's pain. It would be someone sensitive to atmosphere and the history of places. And he may have an understanding of how I work and look at things (very emotion based and working with loss and atmosphere). Any other positives you can see in this card? IP: Logged |
athenegoddess Knowflake Posts: 2562 From: Registered: Aug 2011
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posted September 04, 2014 03:15 AM
Definitely see it as someone who has been hurt before, and knows what it really means to be in a serious relationship. So he wouldn't take you for granted, but appreciate you completely.IP: Logged |
Jessica2407 Moderator Posts: 5055 From: Saturn Registered: Sep 2012
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posted September 04, 2014 03:39 AM
Someone who's known loss,grief,a difficult past that has helped forged and strengthened his personality. Someone who will recognize gold when he meets it.Either because your cards intuitively know you went through the same hardships and perfectly matched you with someone with a wounded heart so that both can heal each other.I often think of the 5 of cups as chiron the healer.IP: Logged |
Twirl Knowflake Posts: 4159 From: Europe Registered: Mar 2013
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posted September 04, 2014 04:37 AM
quote: Originally posted by athenegoddess: Definitely see it as someone who has been hurt before, and knows what it really means to be in a serious relationship. So he wouldn't take you for granted, but appreciate you completely.
Thanks. I like how you read that understanding & not taking things for granted quality. quote: Originally posted by Jessica2407: Someone who's known loss,grief,a difficult past that has helped forged and strengthened his personality. Someone who will recognize gold when he meets it.Either because your cards intuitively know you went through the same hardships and perfectly matched you with someone with a wounded heart so that both can heal each other.I often think of the 5 of cups as chiron the healer.
Hey Lovely comparison with Chiron there! I'm so intrigued by that planet anyway. I also like how you write hardships may have strengthened his personality. I wouldn't want a relationship to heal each other though, cause I feel I did all my homework, but it would be nice to have a same level of understanding. IP: Logged |
littlecloud Moderator Posts: 3280 From: Registered: Nov 2010
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posted September 04, 2014 09:39 AM
In the Mary-El Tarot the 5 of cups is mostly represented with Chiron. IP: Logged |
Twirl Knowflake Posts: 4159 From: Europe Registered: Mar 2013
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posted September 04, 2014 01:00 PM
quote: Originally posted by littlecloud: In the Mary-El Tarot the 5 of cups is mostly represented with Chiron.
Oh, I didn't know! Not do I have that deck by the way. If just came up as well in a 'who am I as a tarot reader'-spread so I just fully took in the Chiron qualities of course (high priestess - five cups - 2 cups). Emotional reader & grief counsellor, get in there, IP: Logged |
VenusDiSirius Knowflake Posts: 5902 From: Registered: Aug 2010
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posted September 04, 2014 04:52 PM
Someone...clumsy? Cards can be funny, too. IP: Logged |
Twirl Knowflake Posts: 4159 From: Europe Registered: Mar 2013
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posted September 04, 2014 05:08 PM
quote: Originally posted by VenusDiSirius: Someone...clumsy? Cards can be funny, too.
Lol! I'm actually known to have spilled food & drinks on men. Someone who can deal with that haha IP: Logged |
hannaramaa Knowflake Posts: 8047 From: Registered: Nov 2011
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posted September 05, 2014 05:42 PM
Whenever I get an oppositional card like that I read between the lines of it. So if you got 5 of Cups it could be saying you need a partner that completes you, or you need someone you can complete. This sounds typical but there are some independent partners who prefer not to "need" somebody too.IP: Logged |
Twirl Knowflake Posts: 4159 From: Europe Registered: Mar 2013
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posted September 07, 2014 07:11 AM
quote: Originally posted by hannaramaa: Whenever I get an oppositional card like that I read between the lines of it. So if you got 5 of Cups it could be saying you need a partner that completes you, or you need someone you can complete. This sounds typical but there are some independent partners who prefer not to "need" somebody too.
Thanks Hanna. I get what you saying with the five referring to division. However I don't want a 'completing' relationship, unless it's meant in a "you compliment each other'-way, since I think completion is a myth and I complete myself/feel complete. The concept on completion comes from a place of lack and need, which is not how I perceive and experience life.
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andstuff Knowflake Posts: 2697 From: Registered: Jun 2012
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posted September 08, 2014 02:51 PM
Hey, it's an intriguing question actually. I would speculate perhaps it could be a person who is driven by self-exhaustion and self-destruction, somehow drawn towards pain lets say for the love of art. I don't mean masochistic tendencies, just thinking of the Mathers/Golden Dawn image http://api.ning.com/files/7md6R7biN86NY2Bxq6*Y2GUMXtMNTo7PpGOJNOI5dNE1lGCAWeiMabj393DltL-u1tDh8CFfruqVeBy-634RjLLioL0A0DBb/herme.jpg someone who keeps his cups black and empties them so they feel empty a Ian Curtis-like personality if you will you have NN in Scorpio, so you could work your NN around this kind of person. he could be calmed down and soothed by your side. only an idea Also this card corresponds to Mars in Scorpio, so might be something in there as well. IP: Logged |
Twirl Knowflake Posts: 4159 From: Europe Registered: Mar 2013
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posted September 08, 2014 03:30 PM
quote: Originally posted by andstuff: Hey, it's an intriguing question actually. I would speculate perhaps it could be a person who is driven by self-exhaustion and self-destruction, somehow drawn towards pain lets say for the love of art. I don't mean masochistic tendencies, just thinking of the Mathers/Golden Dawn image http://api.ning.com/files/7md6R7biN86NY2Bx q6*Y2GUMXtMNTo7PpGOJNOI5dNE1lGCAWeiMabj393DltL-u1tDh8CFfruqVeBy-634RjLLioL0A0DBb/herme.jpg someone who keeps his cups black and empties them so they feel empty a Ian Curtis-like personality if you will you have NN in Scorpio, so you could work your NN around this kind of person. he could be calmed down and soothed by your side. only an idea Also this card corresponds to Mars in Scorpio, so might be something in there as well.
I like the associations you make with astrology! Intriguing 5 of cups card, especially the reversed pentacle, reversing the elemental experience. I'm afraid I couldn't handle an Ian Curtis, however intriguing. And loss in pleasure: recovering alcoholic,lol. Would fit my neptune in 7th I had a few Scorpio boyfriends, one with severe streaks of depression. And I could imagine a somewhat tormented artist who finds beauty in sorrow. Definitely someone who feels deeply. Thanks for your thoughts!
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