Small cards, Cups
Ace of Cups
Room to receive
An emotional beginning needs room before it needs a conclusion. Notice the quality of your response, and let the experience take shape without demanding that it become everything.
What can you receive without deciding where it must lead?
Correspondences
Sources
The numbered cards combine a sphere, a suit element, and a planetary decan. The Ace begins at Kether; Two through Ten follow the numbered spheres. These are symbolic correspondences, not a birth chart.
Symbols
In the Book T design
A hand supports a cup whose fountain falls into water among lotuses.
Book T (1912) · printed p. 154 ↗Two accounts
Book T: Root of the Powers of Water.
Thoth: Ace of Cups.
Book T’s title is shown separately from the Thoth name. The symbol note below describes the 1912 text, whose design can differ from Harris’s painting.