Four of Cups

Like the Bhudda, a young man sits under a tree in contemplation. He looks dispassionately at the three cups laid out before him. Here, the emotional quality of the suit of Cups is turned inward as another cup is offered from the realm of Spirit. In this way, the man contemplates the material and the spiritual, as well as the space between thought and action.

In most cases, the Four of Cups indicates something being offered; options being presented. However, in its reference to the Bhudda, this card could also indicate material accomplishments failing to satisfy. This is a time for re-evaluation. See to your needs first and take your mind off your work.

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