Card 1 - Eight of Cups
In the Eight of Cups, we're faced with the instant of transition. We see a cloaked figure starting off to a barren land leaving in the back of eight golden cups. He is bored with what the ones cups that he has spent so much time collecting, and is now setting out to searching for a better purpose. It might also be a end result of a boredom or unhappiness that incorporates realizing that some thing they have been seeking out in existence isn t as gratifying or as fulfilling as they once assumed it might be.
The character task this journey may additionally signify be seeking excitement inside the unknown. The mountainous barren lands that he sets off to can also be symbols of going through new challenges. Their stark vacancy seem to indicate that they may be awaiting one to come and form the. The adventure that is taken may be done in the guise of attempting out new things that have the capacity to help one grow both mentally as well as spiritually.
It also shows the willingness to detach oneself from others so that one can paintings on self-improvement, self-know-how and growth.
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Card 2 - Fool
The Fool depicts a youth strolling joyfully into the world. He is taking his first steps, and he is exuberant, joyful, excited. He contains not anything with him besides a small sack, caring nothing for the possible dangers that lie in his path. Indeed, he's quickly to come across the first of those possible risks, for if he takes only a step more, he he topple over the cliff that he is reaching. But this does not appear to problem him - we are uncertain whether he's simply naive or sincerely unaware. The dog at his heels barks at him in warning, and if he does no longer turn out to be more aware of his surroundings quickly, he may never see all of the adventures that he desires of encountering.
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