Today's question is:  What should I do to have the good life for myself?
Your being the attractive resourceful person makes others figure they should be good to you
Six of Cups
Empress, Seven of Pentacles, Six of Wands
Your being the attractive resourceful person makes others figure they should be good to you.
She is so attractive guys feel she must be influencing them to give her things and pay attention to her.
When you have plenty, ask yourself whether the person you are trusting is being a mooch.
Ever wonder why people go out of their way to be generous to a person who is a resource to them?
Old friends are comfortable to be with. You wonder what other people are up to, what their motives are.
If you were rich, would old trusted friends mooch, get you to fund their schemes?
Promote your good life by being a resource to people, and some of them will be a resource to you.  The person who gives of what he or she has is the person who can ask others to go out of their way to do him/her a favor.  But we aren't talking about being a universal blood donor to the vampires of the world - no, we are talking about operating the Law of Reciprocity.  'Reciprocity.'  That is our vocabulary word – to reciprocate, to return the graciousness.  In this way you have a small group of reliable companions.
The graciousness is expressed in the Empress and in the Six of Cups.  Empress is the old fertility goddesses, and Six of Cups in Rider Waite is to give, is that moment of sweetness and trusting.  In the middle, we wonder what people are up to, what use they have for us – the Seven of Pentacles, to wonder, and Six of Wands, that friendly enemy who has a use for you and yours, the saboteur.
Meanings and Illustrations:
Empress: There she sits, the sexy female fertility figure.  She is the resource for others, she has an abundance of everything and is slow-moving easygoing and … lazy.
Seven of Pentacles: 'Huh?'  He wonders whether his plants will bear.
Six of Wands: Here is the mooch,...