The Ten of Cups closes the count of the cups: it carries integration and relational fullness, and feeling takes its place there in a wider whole.
Ten cups divide into two equal sets, flowers and foliage in the free spaces. All are upright and arranged in order, with none standing apart from the others.
A solid bond absorbs differences, disagreements and adjustments without losing its coherence, and it is that steadiness which holds.
Looking for a perfect harmony makes you silence what troubles you: you carry alone things that are meant to be shared, and you keep them to avoid disturbing the whole.
Symbolism TdM. The ten closes the numbering and reads as a completed sum: the count closes just before the unit takes the sequence up again.
Reveal what you have kept to yourself for a long time, to strengthen the bond rather than to test it.
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