Okay, so today I wanted to dig into this whole “Ten of Cups as a person” thing. I’ve been seeing it pop up in readings and online, and, honestly, I was a little confused. Like, how can a card be a person? So, I rolled up my sleeves and decided to figure it out for myself.
My Little Experiment
First, I grabbed my trusty Rider-Waite deck. You know, the classic one. I shuffled it a few times, really focusing on the question, “What would someone embodying the Ten of Cups be like?” Then, I laid out a simple three-card spread: past, present, and future influence.
And guess what? The Ten of Cups actually showed up in the ‘present’ position! I took that as a good sign I was on the right track.
Breaking It Down
I spent some time just staring at the card. You know the image, the happy family with a big rainbow of cups overhead? I started listing out the first words that came to mind:
- Happy
- Content
- Loving
- Family-oriented
- Secure
So, the Ten of Cups person…they’re the type who finds ultimate Joy within relationship, and are content. It’s not about fancy cars or big promotions. It’s about that deep, warm feeling of belonging and connection. It’s like, having people to love, that what really matters for this card.
Putting It All Together
Then I thought about the other cards in my little spread. The “past” card suggested someone who maybe didn’t always have this level of happiness. Maybe they went through some tough times, learned some hard lessons about what really matters. And the “future” card showed continued growth and abundance, like this Ten of Cups energy was just going to keep expanding in their life.
So, from my little experiment, I think a Ten of Cups person is someone who radiates warmth and contentment. They’re probably the person everyone goes to for advice or a hug. I get a strong feeling that my family is super important to me, and I am deeply grateful for the life I have created. This could be a friend, a family member, or maybe it mean I need to find a good, supportive partner in my life, and then I get the feeling of complete.
