Queen of Cups

That being said, we have three cards here.

And I love that we have a queen of cups for the full moon because the queen of cups is She is actually the only cups card that has a lid on hers.

Because she's able to keep a lid on her shit, essentially.

Which is great.

So Full Moon, like you said, it's a lot of big energy cards.

try to lead into your intuition um she's coming up in reverse for a reason but we really need to dig deep really just allow ourselves to use that intuition because it is so powerful especially when we are feeling all these big things that being said um we have three cards here and i love that we have a queen of cups for the full moon because the queen of cups is She is actually the only cups card that has a lid on hers.

Because she's able to keep a lid on her shit, essentially.

Which is great.

Spirit has some guidance about that this week in this final card for you.

This final card here is Queen of Cups.

And this Queen of Cups, if you notice, she's got her feet in this tumultuous water, but she is sitting on this very solid concrete throne here, totally grounded into her own truth, her own power.

And one of the beautiful things that Queen of Cups represents is this wonderful divine feminine highest power evolved version of our emotional selves.

Now, I do just want to touch into this here that divine feminine does not indicate gender.

So we all have divine masculine and divine energy, feminine energy working through us and that we possess.

So we're being asked to find that divine feminine within and start bringing it to our day-to-day life.

We're being asked to look at the emotions we're bringing to these current struggles and situations.

I think especially, especially as I always, you always ask me like, which court card do I resonate with at the end? I think, When a court card comes up for me, there's always a little bit of like, ah, damn it.

Like, what is this court? Because what is my relationship to it? Or if I'm reading for someone else, what is their relationship to this energy? So as much as like, for say, the Queen of Cups, very familiar, very comfortable with the attunement, the sensitivity, the emotional regulation, the essence of that energy.

But how is the shadowy part of that? Because usually when we're looking, when the court card comes up, it's not just...

the alignment it's where we misaligned with this energy or where is there no relationship with this particular archetype so I think it's like that dance of when it comes up I'm like there's an ambiguity of what does this mean for this particular context in this particular reading for this person so yeah I don't think there's one card that I'm like I feel super confident and comfortable and otherwise I don't all of them could be very ambiguous at times and I think out of

Um, And then we, instead of looking again at the relationship of what that means for us to be in relationship to that energy, it then becomes an identifier of who we are as a characteristic.

And I think that could be quite constraining if we're just seeing ourselves through the lens of I am this or I'm very independent, especially if you have like that king of swords and like I don't need anyone.

Or if you get the queen of cups all the time, I'm emotional, I'm sensitive, I'm nurturing, I'm that mother archetype, queen of pentacles, I'm responsible, I'm secure.

I think there's a getting very narrowed in on, well, this is who I am as a person.

And that can be very frustrating when all you do is chase something so ephemeral.

The Queen of Cups.

Love this card.

Find your Queen of Cups.

Look at her.

Study her.

How's her body moving? What's around her? What's surrounding her? What's the energy of this card? Of all the queens in the tarot deck, the Queen of Cups is the one I feel most connected to.

Maybe that's because I'm a Cancer sign, I don't know, but that watery element is such a connection to me.