 The 6 of Cups Tarot card from the Universal Waite tarot deck. Click hereToday’s TarotCraft Community Tarot Card is the 6 of Cups, and a reminder that “this too, shall pass”. Enjoy the good things in your life and the ones you love today. Appeciate what you have right now, right here.
About the image: Four gold cups hold white flowers and green leaves; behind them are two children. The taller child, wearing a red hood and leggings and a blue cape, offers another gold cup full of flowers to the smaller figure. This figure wears an orange shawl over their head and shoulders, a yellow tunic with orange dots, a blue skirt, and oddly, one white mitten. The foot of the figure in the red cape is hidden behind one of the cups. We see only one foot of the second figure, wearing a red shoe. Behind the figure in red is a concrete plinth with the sixth cup standing upon it. In the background is a castle and a guard walks towards it. They wear white and carry a spear. Each Tarot card offers us a Gift, Invitation, and Challenge. Before you read on, decide which one the 6 of Cups has for you today. Please let us know in the comments what your choice was and how the answer applies to you. Gift The Gift of the 6 of Cups is the ability to view the situation at hand with the eyes of a child – with innocence and wonder. Have an attitude of playfulness and hopefulness. Invitation The Invitation of the 6 of Cups is to live in the moment, without longing for the past or the future. Challenge The Challenges of the 6 of Cups are found in the influences of the past that still affect your present and your future. (Hint: the Gift is the grace that is already given us to overcome the Challenge, so if you chose the Challenge, also see the Gift.) Read more about the 6 of Cups here. #TarotCraft #SixOfCups #DailyTarotReading #AllisonJeanTarotCraft
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 The 8 of Cups Tarot card from the Legacy of the Divine Tarot deck. Today’s Community Tarot Card is the 8 of Cups. We take stock of our lives and consider what is working for us, and what is no longer working for us. Don’t let past effort and energy tie you to a project or circumstance that is no longer right for you. Things are now in decline and further success unlikely. It’s time for a start-over and new horizons.
About the image: The 8 of Cups from the Legacy of the Divine Tarot. A figure emerges from the ocean, gazing up at the moon against a dark blue starry night sky. The figure has the top half of a person and the bottom half of an octopus. They raise one arm up, hand facing palm forward toward the moon. The other arm reaches down and slightly back, palm facing the viewer. The astrological symbol for Pisces is superimposed over the moon. A stemmed glass of a different style is held in each tentacle. Each Tarot card offers us a Gift, Invitation and Challenge. Before you read on, decide if you want to know which one the 8 of Cups has for you today. Please let us know in the comments what your choice was and how the answer applies to you. GIFT The Gift of the 8 of Cups is to embrace stillness. Take a step back from your occupations and allow clarity regarding your next steps to arise. INVITATION The Invitation of the 8 of Cups is to give yourself the space for fresh perspectives and ideas to arise through changing your habits and routines. CHALLENGE The Challenge of the 8 of Cups is the discernment to know if it is time for a new direction or whether there is still value in persevering despite monotony and over-familiarity. (Hint: the Gift is the grace that is already given us to overcome the Challenge, so if you chose the Challenge, also see the Gift.) #TarotCraft #EightOfCups #DailyTarotReading #AllisonJeanTarotCraft  A Kingfisher bird sits on the brim of a jewelled, overflowing chalice surrounded by wildflowers. Behind the chalice is a calm pond surrounded by green trees and shrubs. The sky is light blue. Today’s TarotCraft daily community card is the Ace of Cups. Cherish your friends and loved ones today. Allow the seeds of love to blossom!
About the image: Ace of Cups from the Animal Totem tarot. A Kingfisher bird sits on the brim of a jewelled, overflowing chalice surrounded by wildflowers. Behind the chalice is a calm pond surrounded by green trees and shrubs. The sky is light blue. Each Tarot card offers us a Gift, Invitation and Challenge. (Hint: the Gift is the grace already given us to overcome the Challenge.) Before you read on, decide if you want to know which one the Ace of Cups has for you toay. Gift The Gift of the Ace of Cups is that you are already open and ready to receive. Your Cup is ready to be filled, and you are free to embrace all possibilities. Invitation The Ace of Cups invites you to let down your walls and open your heart. You are invited to begin a new emotional journey leading to love, friendship or emotional healing. Challenge Open your heart. Yes, you will make yourself vulnerable and open to being hurt. Shutting down on an emotional level is a way to avoid pain, but the better alternative is to grow healthy boundaries and to work on self-acceptance and love. #TarotCraft #AceOfCups #DailyTarotReading #AllisonJeanTarotCraft  The image is from the Samurai Tarot. A butterly hovers over a cherry blossom tree. In the distance is Mount Fuji, covered in snow. Today’s Community Tarot Card is the 10 of Cups. Use sensitivity and diplomacy to resolve any problems that crop up today. Enjoy and appreciate your chosen family.
The image is from the Samurai Tarot. A butterfly hovers over a cherry blossom tree. In the distance, Mount Fuji is covered with snow. Each Tarot card offers us a Gift, Invitation, and Challenge. Before you read on, decide if you want to know which one the 10 of Cups has for you today. (Hint: the Gift is the grace that is already given us to overcome the Challenge.) Gift The Gift of the 10 of Cups is the ability to understand and nurture others, and to allow yourself to receive understanding and nurturing in return. Invitation The Invitation of the 10 of Cups is to explore methods of creative expression, feeling free to flow between different modalities. Challenge The Challenge of the 10 of Cups is to refrain from passive-aggression when your needs aren’t being met. Ask for what you need.  About the image: From The Dreaming Way Tarot created by Korean Tarotist Rome Choi, illustrated by Kwon Shina. Two figures with short, dark, curly hyair lean towards each other. They both hold a black and white cup each with an abstract heart coming out of the cup. There are red poppies and butterflies behind them. One figure wears a black and white striped dress. The other figure wears a black and white tunic with a brown robe over the top. Today's Community Tarot Card is the 2 of Cups. A deep emotional connection is indicated, whether between lovers or friends. On the downside, there may be strings attached (either yours or theirs).
About the image: From The Dreaming Way Tarot created by Korean Tarotist Rome Choi, illustrated by Kwon Shina. Two figures with short, dark, curly hyair lean towards each other. They both hold a black and white cup each with an abstract heart coming out of the cup. There are red poppies and butterflies behind them. One figure wears a black and white striped dress. The other figure wears a black and white tunic with a brown robe over the top. Each Tarot card offers us a Gift, Invitation, and Challenge. (Hint: the Gift is the grace that is already given us to overcome the Challenge.) Before you read on, decide if you want to know what Gift, Invitation, or Challenge the 2 of Cups has for you. GIFT The Gift of the 2 of Cups is the opportunity to offer or receive unconditional love and acceptance. INVITATION The Invitation of the 2 of Cups is to be willing to receive love and affection. This will lead to a new partnership of some kind or bring you closer to an existing connection. CHALLENGE The Challenge of the 2 of Cups, once the honeymoon is over, is staying the course. #TarotCraft #TwoOfCups #DailyTarotReading #AllisonJeanTarotCraft  The 2 of Cups card from the Rider Waite Tarot deck. A couple exchange chalices while watched over by a winged red lion. When this card appears in a reading we meet the union of opposites and a sense of bliss. This is a card of harmony, but also of respecting the energy and boundaries of others. It represents a mutual commitment, but warns against smothering the desire for closeness with being needy and clingy.
Click here to listen to TarotCraft podcast episode 10 – the 2 of Cups or look for TarotCraft wherever you pod. Read more for full transcript. Podcast episode 3 - Nurturing the seeds of love with the Ace of Cups (includes transcript)1/27/2020  Image of the Ace of Cups from the Rider Waite Tarot deck. A golden chalice rests on an upturned hand that is reaching out of a cloud. The Ace of Cups represents the seed of love and emotional connection. It represents the potential for emotional fulfilment, but being a tiny seed and the beginning of the journey of this suit, we don't yet know if that potential will be realised.
Listen to TarotCraft podcast episode 3 or look for TarotCraft on Spotify or wherever you pod. Read more for full transcript.  The 9 of Cups Tarot card from the Universal Waite Tarot deck. An expansion of heart, mind, and soul occurs when the 9 of Cups appears in a reading, along with spiritual and emotional fulfilment. Endless possibilities and the chance to surge past limitations and restrictions are available now.
 The 10 of Cups Tarot card from the Universal Waite Tarot deck. The 10 of Cups represents home, family and security. In terms of family, it encompasses non-traditional family structures. (The 10 of Pentacles relates to a more traditional extended family structure). The appearance of this card in a reading brings blessings on the home front and ensures emotional safety and contentment.
 The 8 of Cups Tarot card from the Universal Waite Tarot deck. When reversed, the 8 of CUps suggests a former lover may return to ask for a second chance, or you may be the one doing the asking. A new beginning is possible now.
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