You are the one that will take you from here to there, where you want to be. Perhaps you want to get back what you lost, reach the success of your dreams or have a better job. Work/Finances: The Five of Cups reversed suggests hesitance to learn, adapt and change. Now is the time to break the self-imposed boundaries of isolation. It is up to you to move on and be happy again, not anyone else. Figure out what you don’t want to let go, why you don’t allow yourself to forgive and love again. If you find that your heart no longer feels complete, it is because you are still tied to the past for some reason. Love: Reversal of the Five of Cups often means that the ghosts of the past are still haunting you. Only by releasing yourself from the old and allowing yourself to heal you can find the freedom to flow in life. You need to remember that change itself is not bad- but resisting to it is. It changes, sometimes for the good and sometimes bad. Understandably you felt hurt, shocked and disappointed. Guidance: Life has thrown you a curveball. This card tells you that forgiveness is vital when it comes to finding closure. But no matter how much you resist you can’t keep living in yesterday. Sometimes an unexpected end pushes us out of our comfort zone when we are not ready. Life is an ever-changing and evolving journey. Spirituality: The Five of Cups points to a time when you are overwhelmed by negative emotions: anger, guilt, sadness or loneliness. If you haven’t experienced improvement in your health or desired results yet, you may be putting too much of your focus on negative thoughts. Surround yourself with positive people who love and support you. If you feel like no one can truly understand what you are going through, remember that it is this negativity talking. You will allow more healing to happen by simply changing your perspective. Health: Regardless of what you are going through, The Five of Cups invites you to escape the prison of negative mindset. Every success story is written on the point of turning mistakes and failures into valuable lessons. However, you should not let it consume you to the point of denying the opportunities and success the future holds. Work/Finances: The Five of Cups is surely an unwelcome card to get in the context of work and finances, signifying disappointment, loss and regret. Whether it is a break-up, divorce or getting over an ex, it is not the end of things.
These are some of the feelings you need to explore when the Five of Cups appears. Or perhaps you wish you could turn back time and make different choices. Perhaps you think you can never find happiness again.
Perhaps you still hold resentment and anger. Love: The Five of Cups heralds a heartbreak in the past. Allow yourself to see each day as a new opportunity to create something better. Help yourself to move on by embracing change, forgive the ways that you were wronged, and always treat yourself with love, compassion, and understanding. This is the moment the Five of Cups is talking about. Even if you choose to repress your emotions, eventually you must face them in order to heal. Guidance: Grief is a natural response to loss. Number 5 represents adaptable thinking, freedom and openness to the new. From this point of view, you will see that you are never as hopeless or powerless as you think. Zoom out on the present struggle and focus in on the big picture.
When the Five of Cups shows up, you need to put things into perspective. One way to release yourself from this mindset is to stop asking 'what if's' or thinking 'if only's'. There’s no denying the hurt it caused, but there is always a choice to move forward. The Five of Cups represents being emotionally devastated by a loss, regret or break up. The Five of Cups represents old wounds that are still stealing from the happy moments of the future and pushing down the hurt and disappointment rather than processing it in a healthy way. Here we are with another card of self-imposed rut. Cups represents his emotions and here in this card instead of looking at the positives in his life, he focuses on the painful ordeals of the past. His back is turned away from the other two that is still standing. Far away from home, beside a river, a man in a long black cape is staring at the three cups that have been knocked over.
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