![]() ![]() The readers intuition will guide him or her to mention only any that are relevant. Note that this is not always the purpose of the appearance of a court card in a spread and that not all of the above characteristics need apply. person whose astrological sign is pisces.When the Knight of Cups tarot court card appears in a spread to identify a person to the sitter then the characteristics it conveys include: The Robin Wood Knight of Cups literally " wears his heart on his sleeve", However, as with most things, this might not be easy. The theme of the Knight of Cups is that of learning to love, personallyĪnd unconditionally. Knights may indicate teenagers heralding much change, constant activity, yet with a young person's optimism and determination. These indications might apply to the querent (another word for the 'sitter', or person receiving the reading) or to another person or situation. travel, courage or a quest for knowledge. ![]() Alternatively they may be interpreted symbolically, in which case 'Knights' are often understood to represent restless energy, movement including e.g. For example, the Golden Dawn Tarot Deck includes 'Princes' and the Shapeshifter's Tarot includes 'Warriors' (not specifically male or female) in place of the 'Knights' of the Rider-Waite and Robin Wood decks.Īll tarot court cards may be interpreted as referring to a person with the card itself including information to identify the individual. The 'Knights' in the tarot deck may also be known by other names depending on the deck. ![]()
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