The Three of Cups carries shared joy: friendship, reunion and what a circle makes circulate among those who form it.
Three women raise their cups together, arms held high, in the middle of a harvest. Fruit and gourds rest around them, and their gazes cross.
Sharing a happy moment gives the bond substance: what you live together gets remembered and passed on, and the circle widens without forcing.
Saying yes to stay in the circle ends up costing: the feast becomes an obligation, the group’s view replaces yours and the pleasure gets paid for in tiredness.
RWS. Three of Cups. Waite reads shared abundance there: the number takes shape in a group of the same rank, and the feast plays out among close ones.
Bring the moment about instead of waiting for it, and tell those who matter to you that they matter while it stays simple.
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