The Six of Cups reorganises the emotional dynamics after the tension of the five. It links memory, transmission and continuity.
Six cups are divided into two symmetrical groups, chalices open upwards, with flowering foliage filling the empty spaces. The symmetry gives the whole a settled, regular look.
An old experience serves you as a resource as soon as you understand it for what it is, instead of dressing it in a perfection it did not have.
The past becomes a comfortable refuge: you compare the present to an embellished memory, and you take that setting for safer than what is here.
Symbolism TdM. The six divides into three and three, the first sum of the decade obtained by equal halves that the old card makers bring together in one drawing.
Honour what built you without asking it to choose in your place: take back what feeds you and leave the rest behind you.
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