Hello. Hello and

welcome to Tarobites. I'm Teresa Reed, the Taroe Lady.

I'm the author of the Taroe Coloring Book and your host for this podcast series. This is episode 40 of Tarro Bites.

The podcast where I dish out short entertaining bite-sized lessons on how to re-tero.

For today's episode, our topic is the Seven of Cups.

So go ahead and grab your tarot deck and let's begin.

First of all, I want to start up by saying saying can you believe we made it to episode 40

yay it almost feels like I need to be throwing some sort of you know little

anniversary party or something like that you, although these episodes are Fast and Furious,

I can assure you that they take time to develop, which means getting to 40 is no

small feat. I also want to give a little thank you to all you find folks who

take the time to listen in and especially to those of you who gave TerroBites the really kind

reviews on iTunes. You know your reviews help other people find this little

podcast and it also gives me the green light to keep on going. So if you're enjoying what I'm putting

out well you know that's an incentive my mission here is to spread my love of

terror where I can and to teach and reach terror lovers all over the world so thank you your

support helps me to keep on helping you. All right enough with that. Let's get on with this lesson. That's probably what you're thinking right? Anyhow, the 7 of cups is one of my wish cards.

Although, you know, the Nine of Cups and the Star are often considered the wish cards,

I look at this one too as wishing or wishful thinking. And by the way if these three come up in

a tarot reading, the seven of cups, the nine of cups of the star, well I always feel like that's

a hell yeah from the universe. It like yay your wishes coming true.

So anyhow let's dig into a few of the symbols.

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