#KNIGHT OF CUPS FREE#

#KNIGHT OF CUPS FREE#

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Certain items can take longer to source than the estimated week, particularly during busy trading periods and may take longer to arrive at ourВ warehouse.Where an item is 'Back in stock soon', we'll aim to receive more stock within a week and will dispatch any orders once the shipment has arrived.We will aim to dispatch pre-orders so that you receive them on the release date.Orders sent via the Express Delivery service will be dispatched the same day if ordered by 2pm, Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays).Orders sent via Royal Mail 48В®В are usually received within two to five working days, including Saturdays.If the items are in stock, weвЂ™ll aim to dispatch them within 24 hours of your order being placed.Special skills: Ability to surrender, deeply romantic. There is a fun element to the Knight of Cups, too вЂ“ they may just be encouraging you to buy a bunch of roses for someone you love. Lastly, this card can simply point to a person who is falling in love or who is being very romantic. As always, remember that Knights represent extremes, and know that this is a short-term situation вЂ“ to remain in this place too long risks becoming stuck or lost. The Knight of Cups can represent a person who has allowed themselves to surrender вЂ“ and that can be a beautiful thing. It is not always necessary to find containers for or вЂgive shapeвЂ™ to our emotions, or articulate our spiritual journeys. This card can represent a person who is really just taking the time to indulge themselves in pure feeling. The Knight of Cups is not all moody vanity, though. Another example may be a life coach, who concentrates so much on saying the right вЂspiritual thingsвЂ™ on social media that they forget what really brought them on this journey in the first place. The romantic image of the poet becomes more important than the poetry itself вЂ“ whilst he imagines he is being вЂdeepвЂ™, really, he is being vain. Think of a brooding young poet, so careful to always have his hair in his eyes, his shirt untucked like so. There can sometimes be superficiality here too. And without form it becomes, well, sort of meaningless. The Knight of Cups is like water without a container вЂ“ all that deep feeling is swirling, but has no form, no real expression. In order to really move forwards, that emotion needs shape. Where the Knight of PentaclesвЂ™ dedication leads her slowly towards a goal, the Knight of Cups stands still. They feel everything ten times over, ten times as strong.Дespite the strength of feeling, thereвЂ™s a passivity here. This Knight is often brooding, moody, at the mercy of their heartвЂ™s fluctuations.

ItвЂ™s possible to go so far into these deep and fascinating explorations that we lose track of our own lived reality. Obsessive love is one expression of the Knight of Cups, as is a person who has become overly attached to self-help books or spiritual doctrine. This person may have become lost in their journey. The Page of Cups, with her lightness of spirit, seems far more likely to discover great truths than this Knight, brooding and serious. I always find it interesting how it seems the more seriously we take ourselves, the less accessible enlightenment becomes. It can be a beautiful experience, but it can also represent becoming emotionally stuck. In many ways, this card represents falling in love, in that the Knight is utterly enthralled by the ebb and flow of her own heart. It may even be all they do, as they are consumed by this experience of following their heart and soul. Unlike the Page, the Knight of Cups is taking their journey very seriously indeed.

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