So the map indicates the presence of different possibilities, their abundance is confusing and it is not clear what decision would be best to make. When this card appears, it is not easy for a person to decide on his own desires and understand what he really wants. It may also hint that we have once again accepted wishful thinking. We see on the map mysterious cups filled with various illusory images and visions, and a dark figure in the foreground is a symbol of confusion. Presence in the layout may indicate that there is nothing obvious, permanent, definite and significant yet
Sometimes (especially professionally) the card hints that the whole thing is nothing more than an illusion, or speaks of the instability of achievements. The Seven of Cups is a card of fog, mirages and ghosts. It shows that we succumb to deceptive hopes and false ideas, that we are deceived and allow ourselves to be deceived. As a rule, it acts as a harbinger of sobering up, that is, disappointment. The Seven of Cups may indicate that the questioner is overcome by some temptations. Maybe he is being made tempting offers from all sides, maybe he is entertaining himself with some dreams. The presence of cards such as the Magician or the Devil in a reading may hint that someone is manipulating him with the help of his desires and using him for their own purposes.
Ancient interpreters are clear in this regard: cups symbolize the dreams and doubts of a person wondering what to choose, but in reality all this is a false choice. All these gifts are just a temptation, an illusion: no matter what a person chooses, it will not bring him happiness. The pursuit of mirages ends in emptiness. This card appears when the questioner thinks that he knows all the possible options, and he only has to choose one of them. But in fact, in this case, he must find another option, completely different and still unknown, or at least postpone the decision, because now it simply cannot be correct. The appearance of a card has always been considered an indication of “unfulfilled hopes”, “impossible desires”, “false promises” and “far-fetched solutions”.
The meaning of the card - Imaginary Success - can be interpreted in two ways. On the one hand, this is an apparent, imaginary success. If according to the Seven of Swords we deceive, then according to the Seven of Cups we are usually deceived - the same “at face value” Cups and Swords are always connected at a deep level. On the other hand, this is something like visualization - a person draws before his inner gaze different options for events, what could have been. Imagining success is sometimes important. I remember one of the old psychological theses - if you can’t even imagine how you achieve this, then your brain is categorically not ready to help you on this path... it literally “has no idea” how all this could be at all . So visualizing the fulfillment of a desire is already not bad. However, as they say in Odessa, seeing a pie, having a pie and eating a pie are three big differences. And it’s better not to forget about this when the Seven of Cups appears in the scenario. This card is just “seeing the pie”
Whether you will be able to taste it and how beneficial it will be for your health will be determined by other cards in the layout.
Sometimes the Seven of Cups describes bad company, communication with people who do not behave in the best way, escaping reality, engaging in fraud or not seeing the trouble in addictions.
At best, the presence of this card in the layout indicates an emotion that inspires a person to take certain actions, and also indicates that he has a choice. The Seven of Cups has another interesting feature - it promises us help and support from those from whom we did not expect it, in case we nevertheless emerge from the fog “I don’t know what I want,” and we some kind of intelligible and understandable intention for others appears. In this case, others come to help, although it may take an unexpected form.
“Eyes run wild.” “I don’t know what I want.” Confusion due to the presence of several different possibilities, all equally uncertain. Many desires, many options. It is difficult to prioritize, understand your goal and move on to specific actions in the chosen direction. In combination with Swords, the internal conflict is felt quite acutely. An abundance of fresh but vague ideas in my head, but so far nothing concrete, permanent, or significant. Creating castles in the air, fabulous perspectives. Lack of realism, but also artistic and artistic enthusiasm, great creative energy.
The Seven of Cups is not characterized by regulation, control and certainty. This is a flow, an activation of fantasy. This is a state when a person dreams in reality, and often dreams not about something obvious, permanent and significant, but simply allows the flow of imagination to carry him into the unknown. This is contemplation, unfocused meditation. Once the card has fallen, this is a necessary process at a given time - the mind explores new possibilities, even remote ones, and resets the routine of rationality. This can lead to a better understanding of the true needs of the soul, creating new, happier goals. The card calls for long sleep, peace, relaxation, meditation, recuperation, immersion in the world of the unconscious, waking dreams, a kind of spa for the soul.
Escapism, escape from everyday life, loss of connection with the real world, a tendency to disconnect from external impressions, an altered state of consciousness.
This Arcanum can truly be defined as the “sleep of the soul,” in which it accumulates strength, indulging in dreams, contemplating images of the inner world, listening to signs and prophetic thoughts that bring revival. This dream, containing vivid pictures of the subconscious, can be either healthy or unhealthy, and dreams can be either completely phantasmagorical or related to reality. Sometimes there are tears, a hysterical state, because not every person is able to accept both the acquisition and non-acquisition of his ideals. It happens that the card indicates an escape from reality as a result of depression and empty illusions with complete passivity.
This card characterizes a person as a creative person, full of fantasies and often escaping into a fictional world from the real world. Living in dreams - but in the end it's not the worst place to be. Humanity would be left without art if no one lived there! Sometimes the Seven of Cups indicates creative, as well as visionary and mediumistic abilities. A person whose emotional life is under the auspices of the Seven of Cups is so deep in his dreams that he sometimes forgets about the problems and worries surrounding him (it is in this category of people that there are many absent-minded and inclined to neglect their responsibilities as unimportant).
There is an opinion that a person of the Seven of Cups, possessing attractiveness, plays with the lives of other people, constantly changing partners and without thinking about a sense of proportion.
In practice, perhaps, more often one encounters strings of fantasies coupled with the inability to make the right choice in practice. This “enchanted wanderer” often considers himself very talented and builds castles in the air, taking advantage of the intoxicatingly easy expansion of his consciousness. Giftedness may indeed be inherent in him, especially when it comes to art, but between giftedness and talent lies a very frightening terra incognita called “work.” Laziness, indulgence and projectism are much dearer to his heart than real efforts. It is difficult for him to make decisions, he often overestimates himself and listens with pleasure to those who paint him brilliant prospects. On this subject, Filadoro writes: “The wild wind of the imagination turns the consciousness like a weather vane, directing it to dreams, temptations and frivolous plans. It is necessary to restore relations with reality, starting from its simplest foundations.”
In the worst case, the card speaks of susceptibility to temptation, reckless indulgence of one's desires. Its dark side is alcoholism, drug addiction, abuse of psychotropic drugs, Internet addiction, in a word, everything that replaces one reality with another, and it seems to a person that “it’s easier this way.” It could also be simply laziness, lack of initiative and a tendency to go with the flow “without a rudder or sails” (with deep confidence that, in fact, everything is within your reach and everything is within your control, you just don’t want to strain yourself). In a psychoanalytic sense, the Seven of Cups corresponds to regression, an unconscious infantile desire to become a child again and plunge into the boundless satisfaction of the Id, to return to childhood behavior patterns. The search for transcendental experience becomes just an escape from reality, with its boundaries, responsibility, duty and all the rest.
A literary character corresponding to the Seven of Cups can be considered Dorian Gray - as Crowley writes, “an external gloss with internal decay.”
This is a map of the power of imagination, giving life the taste of daydreams, castles in the air where the soul in flight can find refuge.
This is a vitally necessary enchantment with dreams and strong feelings, a fascination with dreams, the astral light of spiritual life. Blissful escapism that brightens up gray everyday life (It’s a kind of magic!). The secret of this Arcanum is that it is ALWAYS present in our perception, to a greater or lesser extent. Turn off the energy of the Seven of Cups completely - and life will seem terrible, ugly, flat and empty. It’s like looking at a person and constantly “seeing it as it is”, that he has a skeleton, arteries and intestines with all their contents. So, it is the Seven of Cups that helps us see the “expression of the eyes” and not the “shine of a mica-filled body.” And sometimes you also attribute to these eyes an expression that they do not have at all, or even create these “opposite eyes” in your imagination.
The Seven of Cups is in charge of the merging of the imaginary and the real. This is a card of passionate desires, imagination without boundaries, wild imagination, magic and witchcraft. In fact, the Seven of Cups, with all its illusions, meditations, photoshops and waking dreams, poses an amazing question - what is HAPPINESS for you? So it's simple. What is happiness for you, what delights you, why and what, in fact, do you dream and yearn for, what attracts and excites your soul?
It raises both the question of the level of this very “happiness” and the question of the illusory nature of our ideas about it (an indescribable number of people over the centuries have become convinced that getting what they wanted, which they raved about and passionately achieved, be it a royal crown, big money, victories over rivals, bright fame, beauty of appearance or a family that complies with all the canons of a “happy” family - for some reason it never made them happy, and in some places it even “became worse than it was”).
Perhaps a person is in search of spiritual knowledge; this is served by meditation, contemplation, prayer, and tune-in to one’s inner self. This card is marked by mystical (or, in any case, rather subtle and unusual) experiences, interest in esotericism or art, and the search for the meaning of life. Altered states of consciousness, after all, do not only arise as a result of the use of psychotropic substances. Music, a film, a photograph sometimes also evoke an unusual state of consciousness - deep emotional experiences, inspiration, revelation. They may even be perceived as signs of fate.
At the same time, the Seven of Cups can more often be seen as a warning - all these dreams and fantasies, although they bring short-term consolation, do not give anything to the real development of the spirit and personal fulfillment. So...a trip to the spa for the soul. Mary Greer writes that seven is the number of testing and testing, and the Seven of Cups can indicate psychomachia or the battle for one's own soul with a crowd of ghosts besieging it. Heroes in many fairy tales go through a similar test, finding themselves in an enchanted place where everything seems so good that they completely forgot why they were going - a sort of Fata Morgana castle. Why look for something and save someone when it’s so great here? But while the hero wanders through enchanted gardens and drowns in pleasures, his journey stands still, he wastes time, gaining nothing. Arthur Edward Waite called the Seven of Cups "the favors of the fairies."
If the first ten-day period of Scorpio reflects the power of passion, and the second - the elevation of love to universal human value, then the third ten-day period of Scorpio symbolizes the development of feelings in depth. This is the penetration and dramatization of feelings, allowing a person to access the secrets of life and death. Intensifying to the limit and sublimating into a single message, emotions bring a person face to face with his main problem - and the potential with which feelings rush to solve the problem allows a person to free himself from it. This decade is ruled by Venus, which proclaims the triumph of life over death, and therefore, in this decade, the extremeness of feelings does not destroy a person, but is one of the natural manifestations of life. However, the freedom and emancipation of feelings achieved here leads to temptations, since feelings take precedence over reason. Accepting the world as it is and abandoning past illusions, a person is inclined to indulge himself: internal power gives him a feeling of permissiveness.
The card depicts symbols of vices that arise when feelings are shown over the edge: self-delusion, selfishness, pride, jealousy, envy, laziness and stinginess. There are different opinions on how the images in the cups and temptations relate. For example, a golden wreath can symbolize the temptation of glory and the sin of vanity (Vanagloria), and a castle high on a rock - selfishness and pride (Superbia). A woman's head is associated with sex and lust (Luxuria), a pile of jewelry - with wealth and greed (Avaritia). Someone under a veil in a cup can symbolize the possibility of forgetfulness and an unnatural state of mind (Acedia), a snake - gluttony and drunkenness (Gula), a winged dragon - jealousy and anger (Ira). In Pamela Smith's interpretation, the cups contain symbols of love (woman), wisdom (snake), holiness (veiled figure), power (castle), wealth (jewels), glory (laurel wreath) and evil (dragon).
It is sometimes believed that the snake represents jealousy and suspicion, and the veiled figure represents the unconscious spiritual aspirations of the neophyte, frozen in confusion before a huge choice. Just imagine - you can actually get every element. Will you give up fame for love? From wealth for the sake of spiritual insights? And so on. It seems that all the signs and all the planets are involved at the level of this chart. The influence of Netun prevails over them, as a planet associated with ideals.
The man stopped in front of them, confused. The feeling affirms the given and seeks to tie a person to what already exists - and therefore, in order to move further into the process of cognition, it is important to be careful in attachments and not leave room for weaknesses of character. The feelings are right, but the temptations are illusory: in the picture they are shown shrouded in clouds of smoke - the fog of illusion. Overcoming the inertia of feelings, human consciousness dissipates the clouds and finds itself on the threshold of new discoveries.
Sometimes this card is associated with baptism and initiation. In the worst sense, it is subject to the influence of false “gurus”, dogmatism, hypocrisy, religious fanaticism as the meaning of life.
Light and Shadow (advice and caution)
Tip: use your imagination, it will help you find a good solution. Allow yourself to desire, contemplate and meditate, to be an “enchanted wanderer.” Relax and follow your imagination without hindering it and enjoying its gifts. The card advises a disciplined worker to remember unrealized dreams and fantasies, and to arrange a “vacation at a resort” for the soul. You can afford to be lazy and indulge your weaknesses at the present time. Don’t demand that you be organized and collected.
Warning: Do not trust “good” offers. Do not wishful thinking, do not give in to fruitless hopes. Confusion and the danger of losing contact with the real world, drowning in dreams. The imagination is now prone to excess. The trap of the map is to follow it without analyzing anything. Her warning: open your eyes! If you don't start acting more realistically, you risk being left with nothing.
The card may indicate that in money matters we have become victims of idealism and fantasy. The ways to earn income are illusory. Fraud, shady deals are also under the purview of this card.
Soaring in love dreams about what is not, or a cloud of sweet fog (but precisely fog) of falling in love with what is. Sometimes there are big misconceptions about existing relationships: a person sees what is not, and does not see what is. Rose-colored glasses, sometimes tinged with purple, are the style of the Seven of Cups. And although she likes to be deceived more than to deceive, one must still take into account the fact that one of the partners (or even both) is not completely honest. Sometimes this card represents a partner who assigns certain qualities to the object of his love ("drowning in projections") and allows his imagination to lead him too far, and then becomes disappointed. One is engaged in self-deception, the other is in no hurry to fulfill promises
At the same time, there is also such a concept as “contrived relationships” - a person imagines them to have gone much further than it takes place in reality, interpreting any ordinary courtesy in his favor. This card should not be underestimated - Cupid’s arrow not only hits the target here, but its tip is also flavored with hallucinogens. Dreams of “great but pure love” and passionate visions of a frank nature, stupefaction and obsession, high hopes and gullibility... “enchanted, bewitched.” Other cards in the spread can tell you what will come of it all.
This is a card of love and erotic fantasies, which is not without reason correlated with Venus in Scorpio. She has a very strong sensuality, she loves games and temptations, she is no stranger to piquant passions, especially those of a voyeuristic, contemplative kind, such as viewing erotic photographs (in the mildest version).
The Seven of Cups is always excessive, always over the edge, and it’s not for nothing that one of its words is “orgy.” It speaks of the excessiveness of pleasures, the severity and depth of sexual experiences, complete dissolution in them, pleasure leading to addiction (this is why the Eight of Cups follows). The space of the Seven of Cups is happy in its own way, but excessive and poisonous. According to the Seven of Cups, we sometimes swallow poison like delicious nectar, and then indulge in regrets and sometimes even renounce altogether (again, the Eight of Cups).
Sometimes this card describes the presence of several candidates at once, accompanied by the desire to get everything at once, sometimes - a complete lack of clarity of motives (the person himself does not know what he wants).
In a favorable card environment, this can be an emotionally intoxicating relationship, inspiring creativity and carrying a feeling of “drunk with happiness” (but also generating strong emotional dependence).
The partner described by the Seven of Cups is a master not so much of seducing as of being seduced - he is, as they say, “easily led.” He sees erotic lures even where there are none. In the eyes of the Seven of Cups, we usually see two things - dilated pupils, and ourselves in these pupils as a source of temptation. This feature of his in itself can be quite seductive - after all, it is difficult to resist waving the “veil of Maya” in front of such eyes! - but this is still more of a contemplator, and one cannot expect virtuoso actions from him in terms of flirting. By seduction, “turning one’s head,” “fooling one’s brains,” etc. a much greater specialist is the Seven of Swords. For the Seven of Cups, everything is already powdered and turned upside down, one can only wonder when he had time... His desires are usually strong and sharp, and easily turn into stubborn addictions. He is jealous and deeply affectionate, prone to falling into a kind of drug dependence on his partner. If the Moon or the Devil is also nearby, the option is simply “heroin”.
There is a statement that the Seven of Cups always indicates a complex in matters of love and sex, but this must be understood correctly. The Seven of Cups would rather watch a striptease on the part of a partner with delight than arrange it himself, but not because of complexes, but because of his contemplative-consumer position. The Seven of Cups person has many sexual desires. As for complexes in the sense of internal prohibitions and boundaries of what is permitted, the Seven of Cups has rather a complete absence of them. The fantasies and desires that come into this head like this, casually on a weekday, will not come on any other day, even on the night of the full moon, at the hour of a hormonal hurricane. The concept of perversion in the space of the Seven of Cups is absolutely conditional (or, as it was said in the delicate interpreter of past years, “love in many manifestations, sometimes the most unexpected”). As a result, a person usually emanates a very noticeable magnetism of attraction, which may have nothing to do with his external characteristics, age, social status and other things. He intoxicates and “erodes” with his very presence, as he exudes indecent vibes. Maybe that’s why in ancient interpreters the Seven of Cups symbolizes success in love, attractiveness and personal charm.
Some tarot readers believe that the Seven of Cups reversed means that a false choice has already been made, and now all that remains is to think about how to correct the mistake.
With the Three of Cups - successful enterprises.
With the Hermit - wishes will not come true due to betrayal (from an old interpreter)
The mystery of the reversing Seven of Cups is perfectly reflected in the film "Breakfast at Tiffany's", where both main characters, Paul and Holly, start out as straight Sevens of Cups, balancing between bohemia, prostitution, drinking and banknotes of rich people more or less satisfied with them, and end up as reversed Sevens Cups, finding reality, exposure, honesty and each other under the pouring rain washing away all the glamor from them. Yes, the hopes of the past are shattered at the same time, but the impression of insight, enlightenment and the scales falling from the eyes overtakes them with all irrefutability. The realism of the final scene near the New York trash heap does not appeal to everyone deep down, and the film is much better known for its footage relating to the realm of the direct Seven of Cups. This once again proves how much we love this Arcana.
The reversed Seven of Cups speaks of a person’s ability to get rid of dangerous illusions, resist temptation, drive blinding desires out of his head, and find the right solution. She is in charge of realistic plans and correctly set (after a period of desperate delusions and roads to nowhere) priorities.
Magician - weakens the effect of the Seven of Cups, bringing focus and conviction
Emperor - also weakens the effect of the Seven of Cups, discipline and order appear
Lovers - increase the emphasis on choice, the need to make decisions about various opportunities in life
With the Hermit - although this combination is associated with an anchorite who suddenly began to be overcome by worldly temptations, for an ordinary person it can indicate a period of conscious solitude, openness to the spiritual, important dreams, positive contact with one’s subconscious.
Moderation - weakens the effect of the Seven of Cups, gives balance and restraint
With the Devil - addictions, abuse, self-indulgence. A destructive bait.
With the Moon - drowning in fantasies, complete unrealism of ideas
With the Nine of Cups - sensual excesses
With the Three of Swords - arrogance
With the Ten of Swords - sad thoughts (presumably, with the Nine too - imaginary fears).
With the Eight of Pentacles - willingness to work to realize your plans
Circe, Lorelei, sirens and similar seductive and dangerous creatures.
Fata Morgana, Klingsor, will-o'-the-wisps.
The Seven of Cups is a card of falsehood, illusion, mirage, and ghosts. It shows that we succumb to deceptive hopes and false ideas, that we are deceived and allow ourselves to be deceived. As a rule, it acts as a harbinger of sobering up, that is, disappointment, and it should be taken as the last warning: open your eyes! Although it also has a positive aspect: if we realize our delusions, free ourselves from illusions and really want to devote ourselves to something real, it promises us help and support from those from whom we did not expect it.
WORK: In terms of work, this card shows that lately we have been building castles in the air, creating illusions for ourselves and generally entering the shaky and dangerous soil of empty projection and Pinocchio gullibility. And if we do not look at things soberly, do not moderate our claims and limit ourselves to what is actually feasible, a disaster awaits us. The card warns against phony deals, against false goals, and in some cases against participation in dirty deeds and vile intrigues. In addition, she can testify that postscripts, deception and hackwork flourish in our work, and encourage us to maintain sobriety and clean hands.
CONSCIOUSNESS: Here this card represents a period of unrealistic dreams and looking at everything through rose-colored glasses. If we understand that these are all illusions, then such euphoria can end by itself without painful consequences. If we accept these dreams as reality and believe in them, then awakening can be very bitter. In its most severe version, the Seven of Cups can mean an escape from reality, a headlong leap into fantasy worlds, the destruction of familiar structures and, as a result, the construction of new, illusory structures, some irrational, but unusually sweet reality for us, which will sooner or later burst, like a soap bubble.
PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS: In this area, the Seven of Cups can sometimes represent the euphoria of lovers. However, she cautions that the awakening may be painful. The point here is not that the object of our adoration is unworthy, but rather that we ourselves place unreasonably high demands on him - and we ourselves will be to blame for our disappointment. She also advises not to lull your mind with sweet dreams, but to treat your partnerships with healthy skepticism.
Astrological meaning: Neptune as a symbol of falsehood, illusion, escapism.
Meaning :
Cups symbolize the dreams and doubts of a person wondering what to choose. However, in reality this is a false choice. These gifts of Fate are only a temptation, an illusion: no matter what a person chooses from the gifts offered to him, it will not bring him happiness. This card appears when a person thinks that he knows all the possible options, and he only has to choose one of them. No: in this case, he must either find another, completely different option, or postpone the decision, because now it simply cannot be correct.
Upside down means that the wrong choice, alas, has already been made, and now all that remains is to think about how to correct the mistake.
I use: Manara Erotic Tarot deck / Manara Tarot Venus in Scorpio
Seven of Water
Seven - Feeling of danger, fear. There is no obvious reason; this fear is incomprehensible, unconscious. May indicate the danger of a sexually transmitted disease.
Seven of Water - Projections
Description of the lasso:
The man and woman in this card are looking at each other, but cannot see each other clearly. Everyone projects an image constructed in his mind, covering the real face of the person he is looking at.
Straight position:
Each of us can be caught up in our own projections about the situations and people around us. This happens when we are not fully aware of our expectations, desires and judgments; Instead of taking responsibility for having them, we try to give them to others. Projections may be diabolical or divine, disturbing or pleasant, but they are projections nonetheless - clouds that prevent us from seeing reality as it is. The only way out of this is to know this game. When you see yourself making a judgment about another, apply it to yourself: does what you see in others belong to you? Is your vision clear or is it clouded by what you want to see?
Meaning of the card:
In a movie theater you look at the screen, you never look back to where the projector is. In fact, the film is not on the screen - it is only a projection of shadow and light. The film exists from behind, but you don't pay attention to it. And the projector is there too. Behind it all is your mind; the mind is a projector. But you are always looking at the other, because the other is the screen. When you love, your beloved appears beautiful beyond comparison. When you hate, the same person appears the ugliest, but you never realize how the same person can be the most terrible and the most beautiful. Therefore, the only way to achieve the truth is to learn to see clearly and discard the help of the mind. This activity of the mind is a problem because the mind can only create dreams... Although due to your worry the dream begins to look like reality. If you worry, you are intoxicated, and then you lose your common sense. Then everything you see is just your projection. And there are as many worlds as there are minds, because each mind lives in its own world. (Osho)
Seven of Cups tarot card of imagination and dreams. Some dreams can be pure fantasy, fairy tales, castles in the air. Others may relate to reality; still others may be close to reality, but will never achieve the status of real plans. Basically, you are daydreaming, not dreaming about something specific, but simply allowing your imagination to carry you into the unknown.
Most interpretations say that this is a necessary process, especially at this time: you are emptying your mind of old ideas and misconceptions and exploring other possibilities, however distant. This can lead you to create new, happier goals.
Combinations with other cards
Gain
Nun: waiting, stopping
4 of Swords: delay, preparation
7 cups: prepayment, taxation, fine
The trial: an uncertain, problematic case
Weakening
8 of Cups: reaching the final
Death: completion
Wheel of Happiness: fast movement, rapid development
Magician: activity, making plans
Seven of Cups
From bowls resting on the clouds arise fantastic visions - wreaths, jewels, snakes and towers.
The man in black contemplates these strange wonders.
KEYWORDS
Daydreaming, self-indulgence, variety of possibilities
KEY PHRASES
Lack of organization; castles in the air; high expectations; laziness and lack of initiative; denial of the inevitable; confidence that you can handle anything; getting your piece of the pie; illusions in love; many opening opportunities
The seeker has too many different ideas and desires, all of them in the world of imagination; big dreams, castles in the air. Some achievements, but nothing significant yet. His strength is scattered over trifles.
The card warns that forces are scattered, life is hidden in fog, and success is only an illusion. Excessive manifestation of feelings and emotions, the desire to fulfill one’s desires at any cost, craving for pleasure and self-indulgence, temptations.
This Arcanum gives you reciprocal feelings, the desire to find reciprocal movements, to be heard and understood.
The beginning of love or good friendship.
Dreams are intertwined with physical sensations, the novelty and inexperience of youth. The life of two in a dream world, entering a new unusual world.
Even an old partner will suddenly reveal a new, beautiful side.
Inner meaning. This is a card of imagination and dreams. Some dreams can be pure fantasy, fairy tales, castles in the air. Others may be related to reality, others may be close to reality, but will never achieve the status of real plans.
Basically, you are daydreaming, not dreaming about something specific, but simply allowing your imagination to carry you into the unknown.
Most interpretations say that this is a necessary process, especially at this time:
you clear your mind of old ideas and misconceptions and explore other possibilities! even if distant.
This can lead you to create new, happier goals.
an abundance of fresh but vague ideas or images in the Questioner’s head,
but nothing permanent or significant. Daydreams, castles in the air.
Unfocused meditation. Contemplation, imagination.
Living in dreams. You cannot choose the purpose of life and waste time in useless throwing.
Selfish self-indulgence. Your successes are deceptive.
Inverted position - illusions are thwarted, determination and will appear. A clear plan opens up, throwing behind.
Lots of new exciting opportunities. Your enemies: egocentrism, laziness, pride and self-delusion.
Such manifestations as envy, jealousy and greed are not excluded.
Good use of determination and will; a plan that is about to become reality.
2) determination, decisiveness, strong desire, plans and projects.
The ability to use imagination in real activities. Smart choices made. Development of the first small successes.
Seven of Cups
Card name: Lord of illusory success.
Correspondences – air water; letter Wow; Sephira - Victory.
Explanation (general meaning): Multivariance, illusions, “rolling the lip,” endowing reality with features that it does not possess.
Event: intoxication with the prospect, Many proposals, one of which may be worthy and can be implemented (it is important to guess which one).
Plan:
1. Business that makes money. Computer games, small show business, cinema, fashion literature, TV shows, attractions, film and music trade.
2. Poisoning, overdose, addiction to soft drugs.
3. Indulging in petty vices and finding pleasure in it, satiated relationships (possibly with perversions). Relationships are ostentatious, party-like.
4. Creator of illusions: talks a lot about his many successes (invented), promises a lot.
5. Tip: Choose wisely.
Caution: There is too much to choose from, make no mistake. Don't flatter yourself too much.
6. The answer is “no”. There comes a time of abundance of opportunities in life.
Additionally: Contents of cups: mirages, temptations. Woman (reference to Arcana 2) - talker, Venus (to 3) - vanity, tower (to 16) - promises made during sex, snake (to 1) - deception, treasures (to 10) - temptation of luck and wealth, wreath (to 21) - appropriation of other people's victories.
Reversed Seven of Cups
Explanation (general meaning): lost illusions.
Event: Deprivation of opportunities, many offers disappeared, prospects turned out to be false.
Plan:
1. Making money from small human vices: cigarettes, moonshine, slot machines, prostitution.
2. State “after yesterday”. Health is undermined by alcohol, smoking, unhealthy lifestyle (but not too much).
3. Disappointment in relationships, common boredom, disappearance of common interests; facing a reality more cruel than expected. But there is no search for new relationships, because I am afraid that the new one may turn out to be worse than the boring but familiar old one.
4. Bored, disappointed, lost interest in life. But there is hope that something will change.
5. Advice: stop believing the tinsel.
A word of caution: the odds may be empty.
6. period of disappointments.
Arthur Waite
The Seven of Cups is a strange, fantastic vision.
The Seven of Cups is a card of illusion, mirage, ghosts. The Seven of Cups shows that we succumb to deceptive hopes and false ideas, that we are deceived and allow ourselves to be deceived. As a rule, it acts as a harbinger of sobering up, that is, disappointment, and it should be taken as the last warning: open your eyes!
Seven of Cups in upright position:
illusory favor of fate, unstable achievement
Additional:
lack of clarity of motives and motivations
Seven of Cups in reverse position:
desire, determination
Additional:
undertaking, project
Seven of Cups
Another name: Lady of Illusory Successes.
You will find me in every manifestation of spirituality. I accompany the prayer of a small child, religious ecstasy, the perception of various manifestations of spirituality. I am a deep faith in God, filled with humility and mystical experiences. You will find me in every religious act that comes from the depths of the heart. I accompany esotericism, manifesting myself in dreams and altered states of consciousness. I am present at every meditation, in states of contemplation and direct connection with the Universe. I invite you to think through and analyze the meaning of existence. I am interested in higher values, and therefore I often express myself in high ideas and poetry. I am not interested in matter, I am all directed towards spirituality and inner life. I accompany hermits and people contemplating the world from above. Sometimes I am accompanied by sadness, this happens as a result of the awareness of human limitations and the inability to open up to higher values. True, sometimes I myself bring restrictions, excessive subordination to some doctrine, hypocrisy, fanaticism, or push people to search for false “gurus” teachers, or distort the real assessment of the situation, stupefy and drag them into sects.
Prognostic value in direct position: conscious pursuit of the intended goal; the search for knowledge and comprehension, in particular in the spiritual and philosophical aspects; humility; religiosity; spiritual awakening; states of meditation and contemplation; sincere prayer; conversations with the higher self; mystical experiences; interest in esotericism; faith; search for the meaning of life; altered states of consciousness; willingness to entrust oneself to God; finding a spiritual mentor; a period of conscious solitude; dreams; dreams; signs of fate; openness to the spiritual; contacts with initiates; deep experiences in the emotional and spiritual sphere; dedication; positive contact with your subconscious; progress on the path of spiritual development.
Predictive value in reversed position: fantasies; illusions; phantasmagoria; life in an unreal world; making unrealistic plans; morbid daydreaming; inability to make the right choice; false beliefs about oneself; difficulty making decisions; lack of realism; self-deception; broken promises; internal conflict; whims; submission to the influences of false “gurus”; dogmaticity; hypocrisy; religious fanaticism; spirituality as the only meaning of life; entering altered states of consciousness with the help of alcohol or drugs; nightmares; susceptibility to temptation.
Key words for the Seven of Cups: religion; deep spirituality; faith; prayer; meditation; contemplation; altered states of consciousness; dedication; highest values; temptations; dreams.
Upright can mean in combination with:
Jester - finding the path of spiritual development;
The High Priestess – intuitive following the path of spiritual development;
High priest - religious calling;
Hermit – loneliness by choice, contemplation, solitude;
Hanged Man - the positive effects of meditation;
Death – internal transformation;
Peace – faith and selfless love.
Reversed can mean in combination with:
Magician - lack of harmony and balance between internal and external life;
Chariot - inability to find one’s place in life;
Balance – religious fanaticism, hypocrisy;
Devil - Satanism;
Death is a warning against religious intoxication and joining sects;
The moon - nightmares, escape from reality into the world of dreams;
God's Court - orthodox religious education.
Tarot card 7 of Cups - meaning: lasso of illusions. The map will be the last warning before disaster.
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Tarot card 7 of Cups - general meaning
The meaning of the Tarot card 7 of Cups is indicated by the image. A man chooses between gifts in seven cups placed on shaky clouds. Authors have different interpretations of the contents of the cups: seven blessings, seven deadly sins. The man does not know which of the seven cups to choose.
The person depicted on the card has no choice: all the benefits and pleasures offered are deception. The cups depicted symbolize temptation, temptation, but none of them will bring happiness. This is the lasso of the absence of truth, illusion, mirages.
The 7 of Cups of Tarot falls to self-confident people. Arkan recommends finding another solution to the problem or postponing making a decision until a more suitable occasion. The querent's worst enemy is desire.
The decision made will not be correct. If it is impossible to postpone the choice, it is made with a “cool head”, forgetting about fantasies and minimizing the number of options. A person gets lost in the world of his own fantasies. Attention moves from one dream to another, not allowing you to make a real decision. Focusing on fantasies prevents you from making the right choice and distracts you from understanding the absence of the right option among the existing ones.
The meaning of the 7 Cups of the Tarot shows the falsity of the idea of the situation, allowing others to deceive oneself. The card in layouts foreshadows disappointment in fantasies. Arkan warns of prudence. You should stop looking at the world through rose-colored glasses. If the querent is concerned about leaving the world of illusions, the 7 of Cups promises unexpected but timely help.
Meaning of the Seven of Cups Tarot upside down pessimistic. If the straight 7 of Cups warns of a high probability of error, the inverted card shows a mistake made. Trying to correct a wrong choice.
With an awareness of how decision-making will end when concentrating on dreams and illusions, the querent is ready to solve the problem. Negative experiences will force you to do the right thing. A person is able to correct the consequences of a recent mistake: the method for correcting the situation is already known.
Seven of Cups Tarot - meaning for self-development
The questioner must come down from heaven, act and move forward: excessive daydreaming will ruin the matter.
Getting rid of rose-colored glasses is easy and difficult at the same time. Giving up self-deception will not bring serious consequences. If you follow false judgments, the results will be disastrous. Sooner or later the querent will have to wake up, and the quality of the awakening depends on the person.
Seven signifies escapism. If illusory worlds replace reality, it’s time to sound the alarm.
What does the appearance of 7 Tarot Cups promise in layouts for work and affairs?
Seven of Cups Tarot for business - building castles in the air, creating illusions. The ground on which the querent treads is unsteady. You should get rid of naivety: the questioner is easy to deceive.
The meaning of the Seven of Cups Tarot card is a warning about the need to see what is happening with a sober eye. Illusions and unfounded claims interfere and distract from important moments. If you continue to try to do the impossible, disaster awaits.
The card warns against transactions with obtaining benefits in a dishonest way, attempts to achieve false goals. Sometimes the 7 of Cups warns against participation in dirty deeds and vile deeds. The lasso shows that in a team it is customary to be lazy or act dishonestly. The fortuneteller must be honest and look soberly at what is happening.
Seven of Cups Tarot - meaning in relationships
The meaning in relationships of the Seven of Cups Tarot is euphoria between lovers. The partner seems to be an ideal whose appearance the querent has been waiting for his entire adult life. Reality is more mundane than dreams.
The meaning of the 7 Tarot Cups in relationships is that awakening from illusions will be painful and inevitable. The querent makes excessive demands on the chosen one, and his failure to meet the fictitious ideal will cause disappointment.
The card advises showing healthy skepticism, not getting carried away by dreams, and not living in an illusory world.
Personality Characteristics Using the Seven of Cups
The Seven of Cups represents more than just emotions, aspirations and life events. Any card points to real people from the querent’s environment, sometimes to personalities unfamiliar to him.
Straight The Seven of Cups says that the questioner knows a dreamer. The significator has visions, but the acquaintance does not fully understand this. Often a person has a creative profession, a talent for fine arts.
Arkan means a fair-haired child.
Inverted the card indicates a realist - a person who has an idea about everything around him. Often the Seven of Cups reversed represents the diligent student.
The meaning of the 7 Tarot Cups in combination with other cards
If the 7 of Cups appears with another card, the layout is interpreted in its entirety, clarifying the prediction. The 7 of Cups rarely retains its original meaning in combination with other arcana.
The combination with speaks of espionage. Perhaps the querent is being led by the nose by an inventive competitor. The combination with the King of Swords indicates intrigue.
ASTROLOGICAL MEANING:
Neptune as a symbol of falsehood, illusion, escapism.
Straight position:
The Seven of Cups symbolizes success in love, attractiveness, charm; these are emotions that inspire a person to perform certain actions, to achieve an ideal; this is the absence of realism, fantasy, contemplation.
Reverse position:
A reversed card means: determination, strong will, wise choice, goal achieved.
Seven of Cups
Card name: Lord of illusory success.
Correspondences – air water; letter Wow; Sephira - Victory.
Explanation (general meaning): Multivariance, illusions, “rolling the lip,” endowing reality with features that it does not possess.
Event: intoxication with the prospect, Many proposals, one of which may be worthy and can be implemented (it is important to guess which one).
1. Business that makes money. Computer games, small show business, cinema, fashion literature, TV shows, attractions, film and music trade.
2. Poisoning, overdose, addiction to soft drugs.
3. Indulging in petty vices and finding pleasure in it, satiated relationships (possibly with perversions). Relationships are ostentatious, party-like.
4. Creator of illusions: talks a lot about his many successes (invented), promises a lot.
5. Tip: Choose wisely.
Caution: There is too much to choose from, make no mistake. Don't flatter yourself too much.
6. The answer is no. There comes a time of abundance of opportunities in life.
Additionally: Contents of cups: mirages, temptations. Woman (reference to Arcana 2) - talker, Venus (to 3) - vanity, tower (to 16) - promises made during sex, snake (to 1) - deception, treasures (to 10) - temptation of luck and wealth, wreath (to 21) - appropriation of other people's victories.
Inverted
Explanation (general meaning): lost illusions.
Event: Deprivation of opportunities, many offers disappeared, prospects turned out to be false.
1. Making money from small human vices: cigarettes, moonshine, slot machines, prostitution.
2. State “after yesterday”. Health is undermined by alcohol, smoking, unhealthy lifestyle (but not too much).
3. Disappointment in relationships, common boredom, disappearance of common interests; facing a reality more cruel than expected. But there is no search for new relationships, because I am afraid that the new one may turn out to be worse than the boring but familiar old one.
4. Bored, disappointed, lost interest in life. But there is hope that something will change.
5. Advice: stop believing the tinsel.
A word of caution: the odds may be empty.
6. a period of disappointment.
General value:
The Seven of Cups is a card of falsehood, illusion, mirage, and ghosts. It shows that we succumb to deceptive hopes and false ideas, that we are deceived and allow ourselves to be deceived. As a rule, it acts as a harbinger of sobering up, that is, disappointment, and it should be taken as the last warning: open your eyes! Although it also has a positive aspect: if we realize our delusions, free ourselves from illusions and really want to devote ourselves to something real, it promises us help and support from those from whom we did not expect it
Job:
In terms of work, this card shows that lately we have been building castles in the air, creating illusions for ourselves and generally entering the shaky and dangerous soil of empty projection and Pinocchio gullibility. And if we do not look at things soberly, do not moderate our claims and limit ourselves to what is actually feasible, a disaster awaits us. The card warns against phony deals, against false goals, and in some cases against participation in dirty deeds and vile intrigues. In addition, she can testify that postscripts, deception and hackwork flourish in our work, and encourage us to maintain sobriety and clean hands.
Consciousness:
Here this card represents a period of unrealistic dreams and looking at everything through rose-colored glasses. If we understand that these are all illusions, then such euphoria can end by itself without painful consequences. If we accept these dreams as reality and believe in them, then awakening can be very bitter. In its most severe version, the Seven of Cups can mean an escape from reality, a headlong leap into fantasy worlds, the destruction of familiar structures and, as a result, the construction of new, illusory structures, some irrational, but unusually sweet reality for us... which will sooner or later burst like a soap bubble.
Personal relationships:
In this area, the Seven of Cups can sometimes represent the euphoria of lovers. However, she cautions that the awakening may be painful. The point here is not that the object of our adoration is unworthy, but rather that we ourselves place unreasonably high demands on him - and we ourselves will be to blame for our disappointment. She also advises not to lull your mind with sweet dreams, but to treat your partnerships with healthy skepticism.
Seven of Cups combined with other Tarot cards
With the “Jester” card - to be under the influence of dope.
With the “Magic” card - succumb to illusions.
With the “High Priestess” card - break the veil of mystery.
With the “Empress” card - the illusion that everything will be fine.
With the Emperor card - unrealistic plans in the family or at work.
With the Hierophant card - being deceived about who you trust.
With the “Lovers” card - to be deceived in a relationship.
With the Chariot card - stupid expectations leading to confusion.
With the “Strength” card there is a vain hope of pulling yourself together.
With the Hermit card - stay in the fog.
With the "Wheel of Fortune" card - find yourself in the "dead" zone.
With the “Justice” card there is a biased assessment of the situation.
With the Hanged Man card - failure due to unfulfilled expectations.
With the “Death” card, you don’t see the reality of the changes taking place.
With the “Moderation” card - bring expectations closer to reality.
With the “Devil” card - succumb to the devil’s speeches.
With the “Tower” card - destroy illusions.
With the “Star” card - dreams.
There are misconceptions with the Moon card.
With the Sun card - clarify plans.
With the “Judgment” card - find out what we deserve.
With the “World” card - get the result.
Wands
With the Ace of Wands card - tempting visions; inspiration from creative imagination.
With the Two of Wands card there are tempting but unclear prospects.
With the Three of Wands card - an unexpected result; unpredictability.
With the Four of Wands card - a feast.
With the Five of Wands card - crazy ideas.
With the Six of Wands card - aimlessness; lose your head.
With the “Seven of Wands” card - fight against “windmills”; lack of plan.
With the Eight of Wands card - come down from heaven to earth.
With the Nine of Wands card - experience gained from ill-conceived plans.
With the Ten of Wands card - obviously unsuccessful plans.
The Page of Wands card is a vague idea that requires careful study.
With the “Knight of Wands” card - much ado about nothing.
With the Queen of Wands card - love.
With the “King of Wands” card - the desire to express yourself and your ideas.
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There are arcana in the Tarot deck that can “spoil” any positive combination. They are like a worm suddenly emerging from a rosy apple. These “unpleasant” arcana include the seven of cups. The card is quite emotional and ambiguous, the only one in the deck that can predict outright theft or other deception. Let's figure out what meaning the seven of cups brings to the table, the meaning and essence of the lasso.
Description of the map
We will use a regular deck. Seven of Cups - Minor Arcana. The picture shows a man joyfully and greedily reaching for a richly laid table. His attention is completely captured by the wonderful delicacies and drinks. He naively believes that he is seeing a real treat, not noticing the demonic entity that is holding the tablecloth on the other side. The person’s posture is tense, as if there are some circumstances preventing him from fully contemplating the delicacies. He does not see that an angel is standing behind him, trying to warn against naive trust, to save his soul from collapsing into the abyss of disappointment. The Seven of Cups is a card of deception and illusion. Its essence is that the world is not always what it seems to us. There are many secret factors and circumstances that are invisible at first glance. Being carried away by the beautiful shine, it is quite possible to fall into the placed nets, which will certainly lead to losses and disappointments. The Seven of Cups, whose meaning is always negative, aggravates the situation when it appears upside down. It portends self-deception, the inability to independently understand the circumstances and draw the right conclusions.
The sacred meaning of the lasso
Cups are the suit of temptations. Seven alone contains all the vices characteristic of an ordinary person. The individual is faced with a choice that will have to be made in any case. The decision is very important for later life. The Seven of Cups of the Tarot is a kind of internal struggle that goes on in souls constantly. We want to own everything at once. And fate sometimes throws up situations in which the dream seems achievable. You just need to muffle the voice of conscience and betray principles. A person has to decide what to do: refuse the gifts offered and remain sinless, or accept along with them the burden of a tarnished reputation.
The Seven of Cups symbolizes the ephemerality of acquisitions obtained through the abandonment of conscience. But the individual has to overcome temptations on his own and learn his earthly lesson. A person is torn between the need to be honest and secret desires. This is the struggle for spirituality, common to everyone. On the other hand, the lasso warns that there are always temptations in life. We should learn to correctly perceive and recognize them, so as not to make mistakes, not to reach for deceptive gold, rejecting the real wealth of a strong spirit.
The meaning of straight seven in the layout
A person finds himself in a situation where magnificent prospects open up to his gaze. Alas, most of them are ephemeral. He confidently and firmly hovers in the clouds, not wanting to descend to the sinful earth. But he won’t be able to soar for long. The Seven of Cups Tarot predicts a change in the current situation. But what it turns out to be depends entirely on the client’s behavior. Will he want to continue to be deceived? If so, then you will have to hit the hard ground of reality painfully. Our lasso says that the time has come to look at what is happening without rose-colored glasses. Depending on the combination, a person has a chance to take the right step. Seven is not always a lie. But among the options you need to choose the only correct one. One should rely on traditions and the voice of conscience. The Seven of Cups in combination with the major lasso “Moon” indicates a lack of information. Man is unable to separate the wheat from the chaff. He listens to idle gossip, rejecting advice worthy of attention. He just doesn't like them. This combination encourages a more self-critical assessment of the situation.
The meaning of the inverted lasso
Oddly enough, in this position the seven is more optimistic than in the direct one. She points out mistakes in the past that now have to be corrected. However, the client has already realized and rejected the illusory nature of the temptations. He may be at the very bottom of his life, in a deep abyss, but the path upward is already visible. The Seven of Cups reversed symbolizes the final stage of the crisis. The experience will soon come to an end. The reality turned out to be not as tempting as hoped, but not very scary either. It is only necessary to correct past mistakes, clear your conscience of sins, then the path to harmony and prosperity will open. The situation can be illustrated with a fairy tale about a goldfish. It is the dubious acquisitions of the old woman that are demonstrated by the seven of Tarot cups. Its meaning, however, is twofold. This is both disappointment from the loss of dreams, but also a sign of strength. A person has enough potential to fix everything, redo it, take a different road.
The influence of the seven on the business alignment (upright position)
Our lasso in combination for work is almost always unfavorable. He says that there is nothing but ideas. A person makes grandiose plans, for the implementation of which he has neither the funds nor the talents. The situation is not yet ripe for concrete action. Most of the time is wasted on empty talk and gossip. In addition, you should carefully look at your colleagues and choose partners, as Tarot cards warn about. The Seven of Cups sometimes predicts fraud. Moreover, the client must look for the root of evil in himself. Losses occur not so much due to the actions of deceivers, but rather from the desire to believe stories and tempting prospects. If the alignment is based on the outcome of the negotiations, then it is advisable to cancel them; there will be no point. The Seven of Cups in combination with the Tower and the Moon foreshadows a trap set by ill-wishers. If the major lasso is reversed, then it will be extremely difficult to recognize the traitor. Our lasso is favorable in the business scenario of people of creative professions. He talks about a wonderful imagination.
The influence of an inverted seven on a business alignment
Frustration is the underlying theme of the current situation. The dreams dissipated, and the client realized the depth of his delusion. Imaginary friends turned out to be traitors, reliable partners turned out to be scammers. But now it is clear why the business did not develop and brought only losses. There is a long road ahead to restore normal operation of the enterprise. You will probably have to run through the authorities to correct past mistakes. Losses are still possible, but not as drastic as before. An inverted seven may indicate that there is a person nearby who is susceptible to the vice of drunkenness. It was he who constantly failed, and the client believed him unconditionally. It is necessary to get rid of this personality, to redo what he has done. It will probably take a lot of effort, but the situation in the service will improve and become more predictable and promising.
Seven of Cups Tarot: Meaning in Relationships
Often our lasso indicates that the client mistakes ordinary sexual attraction for love. Probably, the person came up with an ideal image for himself, which in no way coincides with his real partner. He is in the clouds, thinking that he has met his happiness. The Seven of Cups has a negative meaning in relationships. She speaks of a lack of understanding of what is really happening. For example, a client mistakes ordinary politeness for falling in love. Sometimes the card reveals fanatics who dream of an intimate relationship with a star. In principle, this is the choice of the girl herself, but her dreams will never come true. But for people looking for adventure, the Seven of Cups is quite favorable. They do not value relationships, but only crave momentary pleasures. One of the meanings of our lasso is orgy. Participation in such an event is quite likely if there are other cups next to the seven. The client will enjoy unburdened, all-pleasant sex and will rush towards other joys of life.
Reversed lasso in relationships
Dreams of great love were shattered in everyday life, as the number seven says. The client opened his eyes and saw that his imagination had played a cruel joke on him. He succumbed to temptation, his gaze was captivated by the external brilliance, and his partner turned out to be a completely different person. Underneath the beautiful shell was hidden a selfish and mediocre personality for the time being. The disappointment is bitter, but it is already clear what to do next. The accompanying Tarot cards tell about this. The Seven of Cups in a relationship, falling upside down, often foreshadows a bitter separation. The time and energy of the soul are wasted in vain, you have to lick your wounds and recover. If the Devil is nearby, we can say that the client has become sexually dependent on an experienced seducer. It will not be easy to get out of these bonds. The Ace of Cups in an upright position, on the contrary, predicts a quick new romance, a more successful one.
Personality card
When deciphering the layout, you always need to look at the position in which the seven fell. If the card indicates the personality of the partner, then you have contacted a dreamer at best. This is an unstable, tossing personality. It is impossible to rely on such a person, because he himself does not know what he wants in the next moment. From the outside, a partner may look like a projector or simply a deceiver, but in reality he is not. He's just trying to instill his ideas about the world into those around him. He has a high level of energy. Such people sometimes become leaders; they have artistic talent. However, you met this person only at the beginning of the development of his abilities. His personality is not yet mature enough to create worlds, and maybe he will never achieve such a skill. The person rushes about and does not give rest to those around him. He is in an eternal search, he can blame you for his invented troubles, not realizing how he himself creates trouble for all his relatives and acquaintances.
In love, this person is incredibly attractive and unreliable. Such a person is good in bed, as he is relaxed and active. But you won’t expect loyalty from him. An inverted seven indicates a person is depressed. He needs professional help.
Layout for the situation
Seven indicates that the client does not understand the current circumstances. He has his head in the clouds, strives for his illusions, and is unable to correctly assess the situation. The card recommends not taking any action, focusing on intuition. There is a choice ahead in which you cannot make a mistake. An inverted lasso portends disappointment, a way out of the state of somnambulism. It will hurt, but there will be perspective.
Card of the day
Portends an empty pastime. Arkan recommends leaving things for today, postponing negotiations, and not making decisions. Activity will not bring positive results. Better dream, go to the cinema, visit an exhibition. You can meet with friends and have a glass of wine. Seven does not promise trouble, but it does not foretell success either.
