This may be a lover, but it could equally refer to another relationship in your life – such as a work colleague, friend or family member. ❤️ When the 5 of Cups turns up in a love and relationship reading – it means someone has let you down.
If you have suffered setbacks, you will find that you will be more hopeful about the future and engage with the exciting, creative side of life again.LOVE: What does The 5 of Cups Mean when You Ask About Relationships?
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You are discovering how to be open and take risks again, especially those of the heart. It is now time to let go of what no longer serves you emotionally, and open to the new opportunities available to you. The Five of Cups reversed serves as a reminder that you cannot undo the past – what has happened, has happened.
You may even recognise the value of the painful experience in the broader scheme of things.
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When this card turns up in a Tarot reading, you are realising the full implications of the past, and you appreciate the lessons learned from the experience.
This may be the perfect opportunity for you to practice the Hawaiian forgiveness ritual, Ho’oponopono, where you say sorry, ask for forgiveness, express gratitude and move into love. If you feel guilty or ashamed about what happened, blaming yourself for the mistakes you made, the reversed Five of Cups encourages you to forgive yourself and move on. You’ll find that by sharing your feelings with others, you’ll realise that you can overcome this temporary setback. People around you may not see how much pain you're in right now, so don’t be afraid to ask for help or talk with someone you trust you may find it lessens the emotional pain. However, now might be the time to open up. Or you may not be ready to admit it to others and are choosing to keep your feelings to yourself instead. You may worry that you are a ‘failure’ and don’t want to let others know you’ve taken the wrong path. The reversed Five of Cups suggests that you have recently suffered a personal setback or disappointment. Instead of giving in to a ‘glass is half empty’ perspective, look at it as the ‘glass is half full’. Be open to the brighter side of life and know many blessings are in disguise right now. It’s time to shift your mindset and focus on what can go right from this point onwards. The Five of Cups shows you that, even though things aren’t going your way, new opportunities and possibilities are waiting for you – but only when you are ready. Even when things go pear-shaped, you can always take away something positive by reflecting on the lessons learned. Reflect on what led you to this point and understand what valuable lessons you can take from the experience.
Remember, too, that hindsight is much clearer than foresight and wisdom in the present moment comes from the mistakes of the past. And if you are frustrated with yourself, know that you did the best you could under the circumstances and have now learned from your mistakes. If someone has disappointed you, find it within your heart to forgive that person, releasing yourself from the disappointment. These negative emotions are holding you back from your fullest potential – release them so you can move on and create positive change.įorgiveness is vital with the Five of Cups, both of yourself and others. You may blame yourself or believe you’re a victim of life’s circumstances. Old wounds and bitter memories flood your mind as you think about what happened. The Five of Cups suggests you’re stuck in the past and can’t let go. Sure, feel the feels, but set yourself a time limit for your self-pity and then pull yourself together and move on. All you can focus on right now is what went wrong and how you failed. Instead of moving on with your life, you are choosing to wallow in your self-pity. The Five of Cups often appears in a Tarot reading when a situation hasn’t turned out the way you expected, and you are sad, regretful, and disappointed.
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