The Two of Cups rests on reciprocity: two people recognise each other and the exchange between them becomes the heart of the relationship.
Two people face each other and exchange their cups, each holding out their own. Above them, a winged symbol framed by two serpents rises between the pair.
Knowing yourself recognised changes the way you work: you suggest more freely, without stepping on each other, and reciprocity feeds the shared drive.
The exchange freezes on two different expectations: each gives a lot, but not the same thing, and the gap shows at the moment of the reckoning.
RWS. Two of Cups. The sign crowning the meeting comes from the messengers’ staff, where reptiles coil: Waite reads a sealed accord there.
Look at what you give and what you receive without rounding the count. Ask for what is missing instead of waiting for it in silence.
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