Today's Question is: How do I keep myself on an even keel as I go through whatever is happening?
You have to go through whatever comes, and then that is the good old days
Six of Cups
Ace of Swords, Two of Pentacles, Three of Wands
Ups and downs have to come, life is sweet.
Cycles have to come back to the good part.
The past keeps coming back as another challenge.
You have to go through whatever comes, and then that is the good old days.
Have absolute trust that you will be getting through this.
Overcoming comes in stages and has its rewards.
Three of these cards refer to time: Two of Pentacles means a recurring cycle; Three of Wands means waiting for what is coming; Six of Cups means the past, the good old days. The other card means, here today, 'have to' as well as 'absolute' and 'overcoming.' Both the six of Cups and the Three of Wands speak of good experiences – one in the past and one is the future.
Advice is that things change, and if you wait, good things will come again; that life is good with its ups and downs.
Meanings and Illustrations:
Ace of Swords: You absolutely have to overcome. Ha-ha. That is stringing together the three Rider Waite Tarot meanings we use today. And there's that sword with the crown of overcoming or victory.
Two of Pentacles: Ups and downs, a cycle that keeps recurring, to go through, stages. The juggler keeps his items moving up and down, it is part of the act.
Three of Wands: What is coming. Good experiences are on the way. Illustration is the merchant waiting for his ships to come in.
Six of Cups: Life is sweet, the good part, the sweet past, the good old days, trust, rewarded. Little boy gives little girl flowers in a nostalgic scene.
When you feel alerted and emotional, don't do the deal
Death
Page of Swords, Three of Pentacles, King of Cups
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