Welcome to your unique March 18th tarot message!
The Ace of Cups is an amazing card bringing creativity, emotional wisdom, spiritual insight and perception, love, romance, empathy, sensitivity, and healing, on multiple levels!
What Does the Ace of Cups Symbolism Represent?
The Ace of Cups shows a chalice overflowing with five streams of water, with the vessel itself (the cup) being a symbol for your subconscious mind, emotions, feelings, instincts, and the fluidity of your inner world reflections. The five streams are your five senses.
There is a hand holding the cup, which signifies staying in control of your emotions, feelings, and so forth. The clouds behind the hand and cup represent self-awareness, spiritual awareness, and seeing through illusions.
Below the hand is a vast sea covered with lotus blossoms, signifying the awakening of the human spirit. There’s also a dove descending towards the cup, a symbol of purity, innocence, faith, divine love, and the soul.
1. Empathy, Love, and Romance
The first main symbolism is to do with empathy, love, and romance. Nurturance, caring, sensitivity, loving feelings, self-love, self-care, and universal love for others come into today’s wisdom.
You’re being asked to be more caring, empathic, and magnetic, tuning into feminine qualities! Cups symbolize water, and the water element enhances such gifts. Linked to this is the subconscious mind, where insight and wisdom flow.
Soul coupled with awareness of depth too. Cups are not superficial in any way- there’s nothing shallow about water. From friendships to romantic partnerships and platonic intimacy to sexual desires, the Ace of Cups sparks a new beginning.
In any area you wish. It’s an amazing card for the spiritual ‘holy trinity’ of the Sacral chakra, your “emotions, sex, and creativity” center. Interpersonal relationships can get a boost today, while love and intimacy flow.
Sexual blocks, wounds, and fears can be healed today; through self-care, meditation, journaling, dance, art or creative activities, rest, play, kindred spirit bonds, nature, or anything that sparks your inner Goddess.
You might want to consider exploring your sensuality or fostering deeper intimacy with your lover or soulmate. If you’re single, this is an amazing energy for new love. The Ace of Cups inspires devotion.
2. Emotional Wisdom and Maturity
Emotional intelligence, wisdom, and maturity come with the Ace of Cups, which is a symbol for pure and loving feelings flowing into an empty chalice. You are the chalice, the divine vessel, and sacred conduit.
Your body is sacred, so the universal message is to treat yourself with loving kindness. The more you honor your emotional well-being and sanity, the more you can be kind and gracious to others. This includes their feelings.
Empathy, compassion, nobility, integrity, diplomacy, sensitivity, modesty, and humility increase today.
Personal and universal truths come through a connection with the subtle and spiritual realms, and the subconscious mind. Emotions are linked to the water element and the Moon, which inspires subconscious wisdom and insight.
You may find memories, wisdom, or guidance coming to you now. You may find new sources of self-knowledge, awareness of sacred or universal laws, and ancient wisdom flowing to you.
Stay open to subconscious messages from the divine and ether, moreover from your Higher Self- your inner source of power and knowledge. Emotional maturity sparks deeper connections, which lead to new love and abundance!
3. Creativity and the Imagination
Creative genius and inspiration are available in powerful currents. Secondly, imaginative and artistic outlets can serve your soul. Be very open to insights, knowledge, and subtle guidance now.
Actively seek imaginative and creative outlets too. As Aces are about new beginnings and cups represent emotions, sensuality, and creativity, you can find yourself evolving and transforming to miraculous heights.
Your inner creative genius wants to soar, therefore the only thing that will stop it is to block yourself off. Your mind is a channel! As a sacred and divine vessel, you hold consciousness- it pours into your like water pours into a cup.
Think about what you can create today to help with your emotions, relationships, and future security and safety. Stay open, honest, and transparent too, because water also symbolizes authenticity.
4. Spiritual Illumination; Divine Truths
Finally, a connection with the divine comes with the Ace of Cups, moreover spiritual illumination and maturity are available. Self-love honoring your connection to God, sacredness, or Source, or divine love with another; both are possible.
There is an invisible world of subtle and spiritual energy, and it’s available to you now. Consider doing a 24 hour or more fast. Detox yourself because water purifies. Water cleanses and purges.
Toxic mindsets and internal systems can be cleared for rejuvenation. All sorts of amazing gifts flow from this space. Universal love, compassion, and divine support are pouring into your life now. Only you can block yourself from them.
5. Shadow Healing with the Ace of Cups. Be mindful of:
- Repressed emotions, a lack of self-love or self-care, blocks to intimacy and romance, sexual wounds and fears, and creative blocks.
- Closed off intuition or inner divinity- fears of the Unknown, sacredness, purity, or the powers and sensations that come with being open to God and Source energy.
- Self-doubt, insecurities, internal blocks, irrational worries and fears, and unhealed traumas.
Let Your Heart Overflow with LOVE with the Ace of Cups!
Rich emotional, sensual, and creative experiences are available to you now, so pick a theme linked to the Ace of Cups and seek to master yourself or such skills. Water signifies self-evolution, transformation, and your deepest awakenings.
Try to transcend fear and illusion too; water is deep, which can bring muddied perception. Clear some internal space through detoxification or meditation for self-healing.
References
- Sacral Chakra: Location, Meaning, Balancing, and More, Healthline, Written by Written by Victoria Stokes, Medically reviewed by Debra Rose Wilson Ph.D., MSN, R.N