Seven of Cups

Seven of Cups, in tarot reading, signifies an abundance of opportunities and the need for discernment. This card encourages you to look beyond illusions and fantasies, making thoughtful decisions that align with your true desires and goals.

The Seven of Cups Tarot Card Description

This card is for the dreamers (and I count myself among them). If you have always had a vivid imagination and love getting lost in your own beautiful inner world, the Seven of Cups will resonate with you. While dreaming big is a positive and endearing quality, this card also reminds you that bringing those dreams into reality and working toward tangible goals is equally important.

Keywords

• Upright: Imagination, actualization, choices
• Reversed: Lack of imagination, disorganization, lack of focus

Celestial Influence

• Planet/Zodiac: Scorpio
• Card Number and Arcana: VII (Minor Arcana)
• Element: Water
• Crystal: Amethyst - consider using amethyst while meditating on the Seven of Cups for clarity and focus when making big decisions!

The Seven of Cups Upright

The Seven of Cups represents choices, decisions, and opportunities. It suggests different ways to pursue a goal and invites you to explore your options. However, it also encourages you to focus and make a clear decision to turn your dreams into reality.

The Seven of Cups Reversed

When reversed, the Seven of Cups can indicate feeling overwhelmed by too many options and a tendency toward daydreaming or escapism (sue me!). It may suggest that you've created too many scenarios for yourself, not all of which serve you.

The Six of Cups encourages you to weigh all the possibilities and focus on what truly matters to you, which will help you make positive choices based on your needs.

Mantra: Daydreams guide my purpose.

References

Tarot | wikipedia.org

The Way of Tarot | Alejandro Jodorowsky, Archive.org

The Marseille Tarot Revealed A Complete Guide to Symbolism, Meanings & Methods | Yoav Ben-Dov

The Pictorial Key to the Tarot | Arthur Edward Waite

The Big Book of Tarot: How to Interpret the Cards and Work with Tarot Spreads for Personal Growth | Joan Bunning

Disclaimer

The contents of this article are provided for informational purposes only. Take what resonates with you and leave behind anything that doesn't. Anahana is not liable for any interpretations, insights, or outcomes that may arise from using the information provided.