Hello. Hello and welcome to Tarro Bites. I'm Teresa Reed the Taril Lady. I'm the author of the

Taril coloring book and your host for this podcast series. This is episode 35 of tarot bites.

The podcast where I dish out short entertaining bite-sized lessons on how to read tarot. For today's episode, our topic is the two of cups.

Let's begin.

In the next part of this podcast, we're going to go over each minor or kana card one by one, just like we did in the major suit.

It might seem a bit tedious, but it's going to give you time to absorb each card.

We'll do the courts only after we've gone through each of the minor suits ace through 10.

Now in last week's episode, we lumped the aces together.

There was a method to my madness, actually.

I wanted you to compare them all.

But this week, there's no need for that. We're simply looking at the

two of cups. So if you have your card handy, let's go ahead and take a peek at the

symbols. The first thing you might notice in the two of cups is the couple.

Now if you look you'll see that they are joining their cups in a toast.

But you'll also notice that the male figure is reaching for the female.

Now remember in our last lesson on the aces, I mentioned that gestures mean a lot.

And this gesture symbolizes attraction and coming together, whether that be for a negotiation,

a meeting, or love.

The wing lion is kind of a curious symbol.

You know, lions are associated with passion, sexuality, and heart.

And wings symbolize spirit.

So this wing lion could be passion or love taking flight or perhaps spiritual love.

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