Card 1 - Knight of Cups
The Knight of Cups is a card which depicts a young knight who is gloriously riding a white horse while at the same time protecting a cup as if he's a messenger of a positive sort. Unlike the Knight of Wands or the Knight of Swords, this specific one isn t charging along with his horse. He is instead shifting slowly ahead which offers the whole setting an universal impression of peace and calmness. The horse is known to represent one's drive, energy, and power. The horse's colour is white, which is a well-known symbol of spirituality, light, and purity.
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Card 2 - Two of Swords
The Two of Swords symbolizes the confusion we face when we are forced to make tough alternatives. In the Two of Swords card, there is a seated woman this is blindfolded even as protecting a sword in every of her hands. In the background, there may be a sea surrounded by crags and rocks that function limitations for vessels and ships, stalling development and action. The lady within the card being blindfolded is a illustration of a scenario which prevents her from seeing each the hassle and the answer with clarity.
The swords that she is protecting in each of her hands display that there are two picks that lead in different directions and are mutually unique to one every other. It may additionally depict a stalemate, which means that that the trouble should be addressed with a logical and rational thinking. The Moon placed on the proper facet of the card signifies may additionally signify the role of illusions and deception in the difficulty that the woman has in making a choice.
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