![]() You must be sure you know what you really want and accept the responsibilities that go with your wish. A wonderful prospect, but remember your fairy tale lessons. In many tarot traditions, the Nine of Cups is known as the Wish Card. Pursuit of pleasure without regard to consequences is never satisfying in the long run. ![]() This may feel great at the time, but sooner or later the feathers around your mouth will be discovered, and regret will set in. It is a card about being proud of yourself and basking in your love so you can be assured that pulling it in most contexts is a very positive sign. You may be tempted to indulge yourself at the cost of someone else (like our mischievous cat!). The Nine of Cups speaks of joy and a wish coming true. Whether at work, in love, or everyday life, consider all. Sometimes it's wonderful to sit back and revel in the knowledge that all's right with the world. The Nine of Cups Tarot card invites you to appreciate and rejoice in the achievements in your life. He has everything he wants and couldn't be happier about it. Notice how the man is seated confidently with his arms folded and a smile on his face. She, too, delights in sharing her abundance.Īt the personal level, the Nine of Cups indicates contentment with the way things are. You can commune with the natural world as well - the body of Mother Earth. This card encourages you to seek out pleasure and enjoy your body in every way. This is the feeling tone of the Nine of Cups - pure indulgence and self-satisfaction.Īt the physical level, the NIne of Cups is a sign of delight in all the senses. Any cat who manages to catch one is going to feel pretty smug about it. The man on the Nine of Cups reminds me of "the cat who ate the canary." Now, a canary is a pet strictly off limits to hungry felines. Six of Wands - pride in self, achieving what you want.ACTIONS having your wish fulfilled achieving what you desireįeeling satisfied indulging in a little smugnessĮnjoying sensual pleasure experiencing luxury
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