Your post led me, in a round about way, to pull the card, the Ace of Cups. I had last night's dream on my mind and this tarot card put much light on its interpretation. The traditional concept of cards being upright or reversed is a binary view that doesn't often explore the integration of opposites or the co-existence of energies. The letter on the card is both M --- AND it's a W. It's both manifestation AND transformation simultaneously. Thanks for your post on the subject of tarot cards!
I agree about cards being upright or not. I don't read cards that way and view every card in both "positive" and "negative" views because frequently a card means both...and....there is much more depth to tarot than yes or no.....the Ace of Cups is a beautiful card with delightful meaning......glad it brought some clarity to your dream...
Your post led me, in a round about way, to pull the card, the Ace of Cups. I had last night's dream on my mind and this tarot card put much light on its interpretation. The traditional concept of cards being upright or reversed is a binary view that doesn't often explore the integration of opposites or the co-existence of energies. The letter on the card is both M --- AND it's a W. It's both manifestation AND transformation simultaneously. Thanks for your post on the subject of tarot cards!
I agree about cards being upright or not. I don't read cards that way and view every card in both "positive" and "negative" views because frequently a card means both...and....there is much more depth to tarot than yes or no.....the Ace of Cups is a beautiful card with delightful meaning......glad it brought some clarity to your dream...