
Upright keywords
Reciprocity, Reconciliation, Mutual Exchange
Reversed keywords
Compromise, Platonic Relationship, Break Ups, Distrust
As the old saying goes
A friend’s eye is a good mirror.
Element
Water
Two of Cups description
The opportunity presented in the Two of Cups has matured to a shared emotion. The two of cups shows two people engaging in an exchange, an extension of love and emotion. The crown of laurel on the woman shows an allegiance, and the crown of roses on the male is a promise of love. A lion’s head soars over the couple, showing the strength and reconciliation of opposites. The lion’s wings indicate a balance between physical and spiritual love. Two snakes intertwined around the staff, a representation of the positive and negative qualities of love and exchange. Can indicate this is a healing relationship. Are you willing to receive?
Upright meaning
A relationship (romatic, plantoic, or professional) built on unified love, partnership, mutual attraction, mutual respect. Creating a relationship that is beneficial, one that will create a win-win situation for both parties. You see ‘eye to eye’ and appreciate what each other can bring to the table. A creative partnership can bring new inspiration. Potential for marriage. Successful cooperation. You have a choice, either make a move or wait for a move to be made.
Reversed meaning
At one time you saw eye to eye, but now you are out of sync with each other and don’t share the same emotional connection you did in the past. Reconciliation is possible, but the interests of both sides need to be considered. If the give and take is not even, then the relationship will not last. If single and asking about love, it’s important to love yourself before you attract the wrong kind of relationships.
Two of Cups quote
“All compromise is based on give and take, but there can be no give and take on fundamentals. Any compromise on mere fundamentals is a surrender. For it is all give and no take.” Mahatma Gandhi

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Tarot helps you step back and consider the bigger picture. This is just a snapshot in time. All things shall pass! Let’s take a look at past, present, and future themes in your life and consider a new direction.