The Four Golden Cups: A Symbol of Love, Temptation, Something Very Valuable That You Want and Desire

Did you know Golden Cups represent the feminine side of yourself, a symbol of love, temptation, and something very valuable that you want and desire?

The Four of Cups reflects four (4) different situations which are very emotional and if you look closer at the card you will see the water in the background is deep blue and choppy which represents turbulent emotions and this is the feeling of the 4 of Cups!

Here are the four short stories about the Four Golden Cups:

 

The First Golden Cup: One is daydreaming about someone else they long to be with. They are bored with their relationship and thinking about having an affair because the attraction they had for their partner has vanished! All they think about is having a fling with another person they are attracted to!

The person represented in this card is dreaming and having unfaithful thoughts, but not acting on them yet. The feelings of this card are dangerous because one may think the grass is greener on the other side and act on it, and then regret their error later on.

The Second Golden Cup: One is depressed, and will not get help or reach out to their friends. One was hurt in a relationship, in the past, and is stubborn and wants to go it alone, refusing to let others in their life because they want to be isolated.

This isolation has become an issue because nothing gets resolved or healed. Rather, it is stagnated.

The Third Golden Cup: One has opportunities that will be ignored because they are not ready to act on anything new and do not want to be pushed.

There may be someone in their life that has come along and is offering love, but they are going to turn it down out of stubbornness. They are firmly set in their ways and cling to what they know best. They are impervious to change because they turn everything inward and want to live in isolation.

The Fourth Golden Cup: Did you know the pillars in this card represent endings and new beginnings? Did you know the 3 pillars on the left represent endings, and the 3 pillars on the right represent new beginnings?

The woman in this card is sitting between the pillars of endings and new beginnings because she has realized that she is not ready to make a choice whether to end her relationship or start anew.

She has realized that her personal weaknesses, the golden cups of love, temptation, and something very valuable that she wants and desires has caused all the confusion in her life and led her to the place that she is at right now, a place of confusion, and feeling unhappy. She also has realized that any decisions she would make at this time would not be the right choice and this is the reason she has decided to stay in the middle of the pillars.

With Love and Joy,

Safina

© Safina 2012