Margarete Petersen’s version of the Five of Cups is not a
traditional one! No overturned cups or full cups being ignored, as in more
traditional (Rider-Waite-Smith-based) versions of this card – and the sense of
loss or despair doesn’t really come across, to my mind.
Five of Cups (trimmed): © Margarete Petersen Tarot |
Having said that, that swirling cloud over the beach does
suggest turmoil – whipping up the sand, blurring the boundaries between sand
and sea. Emotional turmoil then, with boundaries
in relationships unclear.
The saving grace here is the deep blue sky above the spiraling
cloud – the promise of better weather, better times (i.e. the ‘growth and
future positivity’, to quote the accompanying book to the deck) to come.
Like gentle
rain, tears
Wash away clouds, revealing
The promise
of the sun.Wash away clouds, revealing
Margarete Petersen Tarot, AGM-URANIA, 2004
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