Two of Cups
The Fool journeys to the Two of Cups, and the Ace now doubles to show the heart and feelings of another to The Fool. Now is a time for an emotional connection with someone else, a time for friendships, platonic or romantic, to grow and gain strength. The balanced cups show mutual appreciation, respect, and feelings between him and another. Now is a time to be in tune with someone, be that a friend or a lover.
Here, we find the link we have with another important person in our lives. At its heart, this is a card of friendship, which is the cornerstone of all meaningful relationships, and the enjoyment of a close bond with another may be on the cards today: time with a friend, a loved one, or even an intimate partner.
If none of the above apply, then maybe you and someone new are on your way to entering each other’s lives! as new relationships and friendships can form, whether platonic or attraction based.
We share a strong sense of belonging with another person or people. Mutual respect is in the air, as are love, appreciation, and trust. You will find today that relationships are equitable, fair, and harmonious.
Now is a time to connect with others and enjoy the company of those we care for or wish to care for more! Heal rifts and reach agreements and know that any sincerity is real.
Enjoy or create happy interactions: smile at a stranger, call that friend, make that data, hug your other half.
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