The Knight of Cups moves at a walk, a cup held out in front of him. The gesture offers more than it imposes on whoever receives it.
The rider moves at a walk, a cup held in front of him as if he presents it. The horse walks slowly, and the landscape stays bare of scenery around them.
Saying what you feel moves an emotion into the concrete bond: when your words stay within your means, the other receives room to answer.
You address an image: you set on the other an ideal built alone, and the real person disappoints you because she does not match what you expect of her.
RWS. Knight of Cups. Waite makes him a messenger of the heart, and the restraint of his approach keeps the measure of an offer fitted to his means.
Say what you feel without promising beyond what you hold, and let each word be followed by a concrete gesture.
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