6 of Cups Tarot Card: Take yourself back to a good time

Remember what is it like to be young. Remember what it was like to be idealistic. Embedded in those moments is the truth of who you are. This is your inner 6 of Cups. Remember a moment that felt so good to you that you never wanted it to end. Do what you can to take yourself back there. Relive that moment and tap into that feeling of never-ending youth and idealism. What can you take you back there? An old favorite song? A book that ignited your imagination? An episode of a long-forgotten TV show? Whatever it takes, take yourself there.

The power these moments are very real. They are the seeds from which new aspirations can grow. Dreams that were dreamed before limits were considered are the dreams of our true self. In those unguarded moments of childhood, we were free to dream them. In moments of adult struggles, go back and dream again. Remember that you could dream, and remember that dreams were a chance to look at other realities. Choose your own reality, just as your childhood self did. This is the 6 of Cups within you begging to be recognized.  — Jim Larsen

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7 of Cups Tarot Card: You may not have all the facts

Decisions need to be made. It happens everyday. Some decisions are obvious because we have all the facts and are able to calculate the outcomes in a clear and logical way. Other times, we don’t have all the facts and we have to rely on guesswork. Situations like this call for us to make the best decision we feel we can make and hope for the best when the outcome comes about. That is what the 7 of cups is all about today.

As you are presented with a decision to make, consider the facts about the situation that you know, and try to fill in the gaps as best you can with the facts you don’t know.  Trust your instincts and hope for the best. Ultimately, you may be happy with the outcome. Of course though, you might not be. You may kick yourself for making a bad decision. Try not to do that. Try not to give yourself a hard time if you are not happy with the results of your decision. You did the best you could with the information you had to work with.  Maybe it was the kind of decision that you don’t have a lot experience having to make. Maybe there were factors such as stress and pressure on you to get this done, so you didn’t  have all time you needed to thin it all the way through.

Whatever the case may be, go easy on your self if you were not happy with the outcome.  The 7 of Cups does not want you to beat yourself up over it.  —Jim Larsen

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10 of Cups Tarot Card: Surrender grudges for better living

The 10 of Cups is telling you to appreciate the people around you. Let go of differences. Surrender all grudges. See the good in people, because it’s there. Maybe you need to dig for it, and if you do, fine. Dig. Anybody who has been bothering you lately, forgive them. Examine what it is that bothers you, and accept it, then move on. There is no reason to continue petty differences with anybody. Treat them  like they are your family, for even if they are not technically, in a deeper way, they are as we are all connected somehow, and someway in a vast, divine way.

We are all teachers as well as students of humanity, and we all teach and learn from each other by our feelings and reactions towards each other and how we assess ourselves based on this. Today, let the 10 of cups remind you to appreciate those you spend time with as members of the great cosmic family. — Jim Larsen

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