Minor Arcana Cups: Emotions and Intuition in Tarot

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The Cups of the tarot

Emotions, relationships and intuition in the tarot

The Cups

The Cups stand for the element of water and embody feelings, empathy, love and spiritual connections.

Meaning

In readings, they speak to the world of emotions – from deep affection and joy to grief and disappointment.

Light and shadow

Cups emphasize emotional intelligence, empathy and harmony. They remind us of the power of love and that emotional balance is essential for a fulfilling life.

The Minor Arcana at a glance

The Minor Arcana (also: lesser arcanum) consists of four times fourteen cards in four different suits. Each suit contains ten number cards (from Ace (=1) to 10) and four court cards.

All cards

14 cards · tap for the meaning
Tarot card Ace of Cups Ace of Cups The suit of Cups is devoted to the element of water. The Ace of Cups lets the spring of truth, wisdom and life flow. Meaning → Tarot card Two of Cups Two of Cups A couple face each other and raise their cups together. Above them hovers the winged, fiery lion with two intertwined serpents – an image of erotic attraction between the two. Meaning → Tarot card Three of Cups Three of Cups At this harvest festival, three women raise their cups to one another. Rich fruit lies all around them, the sky shines blue and cloudless – they dance with abandon. Meaning → Tarot card Four of Cups Four of Cups A man sits lost in thought beneath a tree, staring into space. He closes himself off from his surroundings and remains passive and withdrawn. Meaning → Tarot card Five of Cups Five of Cups A figure turned away from us in the black robe of mourning. Silent, upright and lost in thought, she stares into nothingness. Meaning → Tarot card Six of Cups Six of Cups A scene that seems unreal at first glance. A boy hands the little girl a gift – like a picture from a fairy tale. Meaning → Tarot card Seven of Cups Seven of Cups A shadowy figure is dazzled by imaginary cups filled with jewels, gold and riches. They are castles in the air, mysterious temptations. Meaning → Tarot card Eight of Cups Eight of Cups The wanderer is on his way and painfully leaves 8 cups behind. Ahead of him lies a dark mountain that he still has to cross. Meaning → Tarot card Nine of Cups Nine of Cups A man sits with folded arms in front of his collection of 9 cups. The cups are at head height – a sign of mental and emotional wealth. Meaning → Tarot card Ten of Cups Ten of Cups The Ten of Cups stands for the fulfillment of a whole, happy world. A couple and two children greet the rainbow. Meaning → Tarot card Page of Cups Page of Cups The Page stands before a sea of feelings and impressions. In his hand he holds a cup, and a fish looks at him. Meaning → Tarot card Knight of Cups Knight of Cups Like the other court cards of Cups, the Knight is connected with flowing water. Fish adorn his armor – he is a knight in search of the Holy Grail, the primal ground of being. Meaning → Tarot card Queen of Cups Queen of Cups Fascinated, the Queen of Cups gazes at her magnificent cup of wisdom. With interest and intuition she lets her feelings and thoughts flow. Meaning → Tarot card King of Cups King of Cups The King of Cups sits loftily on his throne in the middle of the water of his feelings. He creates the necessary distance between himself and the water and connects the element of air with the realm of the soul. Meaning →