This depends on how much time you spend in its shade and what you accomplish on your inward journey.
The Four of Cups will convey a message of either growth or stagnation. Essentially, it's a refuge from the world's troubles. Trees have been symbolic of growth and stability throughout history. Despite his accomplishments, he feels unsatisfied.Īs ambiguous as the man's body language, the tree's meaning in the Four of Cups tarot is as vague as its symbolism. Remember that the next few days could go either way.ĭue to the colours blue, red, and brown on the Four of Cups, his subconscious fills him with restlessness. Buddha was enlightened when his hand touched the ground to show Maia, the personification of illusion, that there was a witness to his enlightenment. It indicates that you are not yet enlightened. He is also crossed-armed.ĭo you think he is meditating or pouting?Ĭertainties exist. It certainly looks like a young Buddha meditating under a tree of enlightenment as depicted on the Four of Cups tarot. Under a tree on a green hill, a young man is seated in the Four of Cups card. What's the difference between getting in touch with your feelings and living with them?
You know instinctively that you need to be in touch with your feelings. When you feel a strong urge to journey within, you wonder if the things you've found rewarding are precious.
Kabbalists refer to the Four of Cups as the Lord of Blended Pleasure, a moon symbol in Cancer. Realizing that sooner will make you happier. Take time to be thankful for the things and people in your life. The quality of your life has a lot to do with where you put your focus. Not spending too much time wishing your life away or feeling sorry for yourself. It is all too easy to overlook what we already have to pursue what we do not have. There is still time to salvage the relationship, but that time is running out.We are asked to remember to pay attention to what is now, to the many blessings we currently enjoy, rather than dwell on what could be. Either way, something must be done to bring these feelings out into the open and change them. The querent might be on either side of this stagnant relationship, the man under the tree or the unappreciated cups. He's too locked in habit and routine to move, but habit and routine no longer give him comfort. Think of those who stew in their emotions, grumbling and grousing, maybe wasting their time drinking or spending too much time on the internet. The man under the tree is still, comfortably seated even, but it's clear that his feelings are restless. We might even start to find fault with it, become irritated by what we imagine is lacking or wrong with it. What we thought was wonderful when our feelings were new is now taken for granted. This is sometimes called the "grass is greener" card. He seems to be staring at the three cups he has, the fourth from the cloud suggesting that he feels unhappy with those three. A man sitting under a tree with three cups is offered a fourth by a hand from a cloud. Which is why it's a card about dissatisfaction. Water is about movement and flow, making the stability of the "fours" contrary to this element.
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