Give your present and future self a chance of happiness. If you are single and can’t get over your ex, or stuck in blame or guilt, it is time to move on. If you feel dissatisfied or bored with your current relationship, the reason could be your desire to live in the past or unresolved issues that needs to be discussed. You can’t keep comparing the past to your present. Love: Especially in relationships, too much nostalgia can be a bad thing. Anything that you desperately hang on to, if it makes you sad, it is time to let it go. Whether you are haunted by bitter memories or keep thinking about people in the past that are no longer in the picture you are ignoring your present happiness. Guidance: When the Six of Cups is reversed, ask yourself if you are still clinging to the past. That is why reflecting on your inner child and nurturing its needs is so important when it comes to finding harmony in your soul. Most of us are told not to speak up or act differently, be more serious and less spontaneous. As we grow older, we tend to forget the simple joys of living. Spirituality: The Six of Cups encourages you to explore the world through your inner child’s eyes. This card can also refer to pregnancy or taking care of a child. Nurturing your body, mind and soul is your biggest priority because if you don't care for yourself, you won't have much left to give to others. Health: If you have been dealing with a health problem, the Six of Cups invites you to embrace hope and positivity at all times, just like a child. Some money you were expecting, perhaps inheritance could also show up. You can expect someone from your past offering their genuine help and advice. It advises you to channel a childlike outlook: more relaxed, more enthusiastic and less nervous. Work/Finances: The Six of Cups doesn’t speak about material aspects of life much, however it is a good indication of collaboration and harmonious work relationships. If you are single, a past lover you fondly remember could knock your door. You may be even marrying to your childhood sweetheart. Since it is often associated with matters of home and children, it can indicate creating a beautiful family together.

Love: With the Six of Cups, existing relationships get sweeter, deeper and more harmonious. Smile more, worry less, let go and flow in the moment. When you take life too seriously, reconnect with your carefree, creative and joyful side. You can also expect to reunite with friends and family or rekindling of a long-lost love. You are creating deeper, harmonious connections in your relationships and home life. Guidance: This card refers to fond recollection of people and events. Number 6 represents home, unconditional love and selflessness. Sometimes, we should all go back to living a little more like children and see life as a daring adventure! In a child’s eyes, life is more exciting and less complicated. Their hope, curiosity and happiness come effortless. Sometimes we expect too much to be happy. There are so many things we can learn from children as adults. When life gets repetitive, hectic and boring this card invites you to do close your eyes and connect with your inner child to reignite the spark of joy you have felt as a kid. This could even be your inner child inviting you to embrace love and joy once again. The Six of Cups can also represent a child in your life.

It is also possible that someone, or a memory from the past may be holding a key influence on your present or future. You may be simply recalling a sweet memory from the past, returning home, or reuniting with a loved one from your past.

This card is closely associated with reminiscence, home and childhood joy. They are surrounded by six cups, each filled with beautiful white flowers. There are two children, one handing a cup to the other. The Six of Cups pictures a happy childhood memory.

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