Six of Cups Tarot Card Upright
What It Means To Have Six of Cups Tarot Card (Upright)
Youthfulness, Old memories, craving, missing home, childhood reunions, playfulness, innocence, imagination, goodness, goodwill, simplicity, immaturity, sharing, childhood abuse
Meaning & Interpretation in General (Upright)
The Six of Cups Tarot card may reflect nostalgia, childhood memories, and a fixation on the past in general. You might be affected by past events, reminiscing about the past, or thinking about someone from your past. The Minor Arcana card of infants, youth, and youthfulness, the Six of Cups, may reflect having children, caring for them, or working with them. It can represent innocence, playfulness, goodwill, and sharing. It can also stand for safety and family. If you’ve been going through a difficult time, the Six of Cups might be asking you to lean on your family and close friends for help. When the Six of Cups appears in a Tarot spread, it may also mean that you are young or childish. When paired with such supporting cards, it may suggest childhood abuse in certain situations. For those who live overseas, it may also mean homesickness.
Six of Cups Tarot Love & Relationships (Upright)
If you’re in a relationship, the Six of Cups will simply mean that you and your partner were childhood sweethearts. If the cards around you are all positive, it might mean you’re going to have kids. However, it may also mean that immaturity or childishness is causing difficulties or conflicts in a relationship. It might mean that you’re holding back on your relationship because you’re pining for a past love or because a former partner is interfering with your relationship or creating arguments. If you’re single, the Six of Cups could represent the reappearance of a former lover, romantic involvement with a childhood friend, or finding love in your hometown.
Six of Cups Tarot Career & Money (Upright)
The Six of Cups is usually a positive omen in a career reading. It is a symbol of innovation, cooperation, and goodwill. It’s a perfect time to get interested in innovative or team ventures when this card appears. It may also refer to working with teenagers or infants. In terms of money, the Six of Cups may reflect giving or receiving gifts, as well as charitable giving. It may also signify having a bequest. The Six of Cups can also show up while you’re thinking about making a will or are in the process of doing so.
Six of Cups Tarot Health (Upright)
The Six of Cups in a health reading may literally mean to be charitable or helpful for someone who is ill; they may need your help more than you realise. It may also be a sign that your fast-paced lifestyle is causing you excessive stress or sickness. Try to simplify your life as much as possible and get back to the basics. The Six of Cups is a good omen if you’re trying to conceive because it reflects children and family.
Six of Cups Tarot Spirituality (Upright)
In a spiritual sense, the Six of Cups may mean that spiritual activities should be kept simple. Our faith is an integral part of who we are, but we can overcomplicate things in our eagerness to communicate with spirit. If you’re having trouble connecting, go back to the basics. The Six of Cups can also mean that you’ll be rediscovering childhood practises or activities and incorporating them into your spiritual practice.
Six of Cups Tarot Card Reversed
What It Means To Have Six of Cups Tarot Card (Reversed)
Mature, growing up, leaving home, freedom, rose-tinted view of the past, boredom, lack of imagination, stagnation, being trapped in the past, resolving childhood problems, childhood violence, stolen innocence, completing therapy/counselling
Interpretation & General Purpose (Reversed)
In a broader sense, the Six of Cups reversed can represent letting go of the past and preparing to move forward. It might be a sign that you’re growing up, maturing, or leaving home. It may also mean letting go of childhood problems or being childish. The reversed Six of Cups may mean childhood violence or innocence that has been robbed. In a Tarot reading, this Minor Arcana card reversed may also mean overcoming such violence. If you’ve been in counselling or therapy, the Six of Cups reversed may be a positive sign, indicating that you’ve worked through your problems and are ready for a new beginning. The Six of Cups reversed also mean that you’re trapped in the past or seeing things through rose-coloured glasses. If this is the case, you need to bring your attention back to the present moment to enjoy what you have now.
Relationships & Love (Reversed)
If you are in a relationship, the Six of Cups reversed in a love Tarot spread may reflect boredom or a lack of desire in the relationship. You may be finding the relationship suffocating, despite the fact that it provides you with protection. If you’re single, the Six of Cups reversed can mean that you’re ready to move on from your previous relationships and into something better. It may also mean that you’re already looking back on your previous relationship through rose-coloured glasses and comparing someone new you meet to your ex. You must note that your previous relationship ended for a reason in order to move forward. Holding on to the past will not make it better, and you will find yourself wishing your life away. Give a new person a chance! The Six of Cups may also indicate that childhood problems or violence are keeping you from finding the love you deserve or that your willingness to open up to your partner in a relationship is being harmed.
Money & Profession (Reversed)
The Six of Cups reversed in a career sense can mean that you are bored in your current position or that it is suffocating your creativity. You can decide to quit the security and protection of this job in order to pursue something more creative. Working with children or young people who have been traumatised or who are vulnerable in any way is another possibility. Although this is worthwhile, it can be emotionally exhausting for you, so make sure you look after yourself as well. The Six of Cups reversed in a financial sense can mean that you are becoming financially independent and mature in your financial management. It can mean that a young person still living at home with their parents is ready to move out and live independently.
Good health (Reversed)
The Six of Cups reversed in a health sense can indicate that any health problems you’re having are either hereditary or a physical representation of unresolved childhood issues/trauma. If you’re thinking about starting a family, a reversed Six of Cups may indicate fertility issues or difficulties conceiving.
Spirituality (Reversed)
In a spiritual sense, the Six of Cups reversed can mean that now is a good time to explore new ideas and try new things rather than sticking to old values or rituals. Keep what works for you, but don’t be afraid to venture out and try new things that you enjoy.