TAROT CARD MEANINGS: Difference Between LOVERS and 2 OF CUPS
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What's the difference between the Lovers and the 2 of Cups? Many beginner tarot readers et them confused - do they both just indicate love? romance? sex? So let's take a closer look at these particular Rider Waite Smith tarot cards to see how the meanings of these tarot cards are actually quite different!
In this video, I talk about the tarot card imagery and tarot symbolism found in the Lovers and 2 of Cups cards in the classic Rider Waite Smith tarot deck.
Tarot card meanings are so fun to dive into and discuss! And I think the best way to learn how to interpret tarot cards is to study the imagery closely - not just try to memorize tarot keywords. Plus, the more you know, the better tarot readings you can give - whether you're reading tarot for yourself or others!
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The 2s indicate a choice to pursue an interest established by the ace. Cups represent the emotional life so the two of cups represent a tentative beginning in sharing intimate ideas. The Lovers card represents this process in completion.
What a great distinction - thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you. I loved hearing your interpretations. I've been reading tarot for 4 years and I'm still still excited with learning about it all.
You're welcome! There's always so much more to consider and learn and try with tarot. I love hearing other people's takes and techniques as well!
The Two of Cups shows a young man and woman, exchanging cups and pledging their love for one another. Above them floats the Caduceus of Hermes - a winged staff with two snakes wrapped around it - the ancient symbol of commerce, trade, and exchange. At the top of the caduceus is a lion’s head, signifying passion and fire energy and suggesting that there may be a lot of fiery, sexual energy between these two people.
I love your videos especially these showing the differences of two similar cards. Very helpful as always❤
Thank you Jan!!
Thank you, Annie! I love these videos!! As always, I've learnt to watch both cards under a new and refreshing light. You're great!! 💝
No YOU'RE great. :) Glad you enjoyed it!
Fantastic dive into the different meanings of those two cards, I love your videos of this kind! 😍
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Very clear, interesting and logic! I'm already saving your videos to watch and study later on :)
Beautiful - I'm so glad!
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Hi Annie, really appreciate your insight in these card differences. Another comparison I'd love to get your take on would be between the Death Arcana and the 10 of Swords!
Such a good one, Paul - yes! Stay tuned and thanks for watching.
I drew these two cards yesterday! Coincidence?!! Being new to tarot I came here to see if you've talk about these two cards - wow!@@TheTarotProfessor
Two of cups has more to do with physical life on earth. That's why Yaldaboath rules over the union. In the lover's card, Raphael presides over the union.
Yes, they are clothed and the cloting represents intentions or ritual movements that they must undertake for the union to be possible. One example is the feet; the man initiates by stepping forward, but her shoes are red which indicates her reciprocal action; none of these gestures are necessary and might even be redundant within the higher card which represents a higher awareness.
These figures also appear in the devil card and that would be the clepoth or darkest most manifestation. They're naked there as well, and it illustrates the duality. It is still kinda honest though, because their chains aren't binding. They hang loosely and could easily be cast off. It truly is a voluntary situation.
In this case it is Cronos devouring the lover's children, which they willingly feed him. This represents many things in our society. It can even represent cycles of domestic hardship or generational trauma in the family. It's a brutal, blunt, honest card and most people really don't want to see it just the same way the lover's would rather wear the chains for show.
Thank you!! ❤
You’re so welcome, Robert! - Annie
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The building in the background of the two of cups. Signifies safety, shelter, accomplishment?
What are the cards trying to sai, if they appear on same reading
Twindividualism or the coming together of The Logical brain and the emotional brain to create a Oneness with self❤
Amazing 😂🎉🎉🎉❤😊
Thank you! 😘
Thnk uuu
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lover is more about real relationships and currently, 2 of cup is like FWB and past relationships