Okay, so today I wanna talk about my experience with the “3 of Cups” tarot card. I’ve been messing around with tarot cards for a while now, just for fun, you know? And this one card, the 3 of Cups, it’s been popping up a lot lately, so I figured I’d dig into it a bit more.
First off, I grabbed my tarot deck and pulled out the 3 of Cups. The picture on it is always the same – three women, all happy and stuff, raising their cups like they’re toasting to something. It looks like a party, right? So, that was my first clue. This card is probably about celebrations, good times, maybe friendships.
Then, I started looking up what other people say about this card. I mean, I have my own thoughts, but it’s cool to see what the common meanings are. I read that the number three in tarot is often linked to creativity and growth, like in the Empress card. Cups are all about emotions and relationships. And, yeah, pretty much everyone agrees that the 3 of Cups is a positive card, signaling happy occasions, parties, and good vibes with friends and family.
Here’s what I did next: I decided to keep a little journal every time the 3 of Cups showed up in my readings. I noted down what was going on in my life, who I was with, and how I was feeling. And guess what? It was always during times when I was hanging out with my close friends, having a laugh, or just feeling really connected to people. One time, it showed up right before a surprise birthday party my friends threw for me. Another time, it was when I was having a deep, heartfelt conversation with my sister. So, the card was definitely matching up with my real-life experiences.
- Started by examining the card’s imagery.
- Looked up common interpretations online.
- Kept a journal to track the card’s appearances in my readings.
- Noticed a correlation between the card and real-life events.
My Personal Takeaway
After doing all this, I’ve realized that the 3 of Cups is a reminder to cherish those moments of joy and connection with others. It’s about celebrating life, big or small. And it’s not just about parties, it’s about that feeling of belonging, of being supported and loved. Now, whenever I see this card, I take a moment to appreciate the good people in my life and the happy times we share. It’s like a little nudge from the universe to not take those things for granted. So yeah, that’s my journey with the 3 of Cups so far. It’s been a fun and insightful little experiment, and it’s made me appreciate my friends and family even more.
