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UPRIGHT: Creativity, romance, charm, imagination, beauty. REVERSED: Overactive imagination, unrealistic, jealous, moody. Knight of Cups Description. In the Knight of Cups, a knight rides on a white horse and holds out a golden cup as if he bears a message from the heart.
If representing a person the Knight of Cups is a charming adult (usually 20-35 year of age and usually male) who is emotional, romantic, caring, gentle and idealistic. He is chivalrous, warm, tactful and a peace lover or good negotiator. He may be a water sign such as Cancer, Scorpio or Pisces.
The Knight of Cups is a card which depicts a young knight who is gloriously riding a white horse while at the same time holding a cup as if he is a messenger of a certain sort. Unlike the Knight of Wands or the Knight of Swords, this particular one isn’t charging along with his horse.
The Knight of Cups is considered a “good” card to pull during a tarot reading, as it represents excitement, optimism, and change. A fresh experience is just around the corner, whether it’s a new career or job, a new romantic relationship, a new hobby, or even a new friendship.
The Knight of Cups in Tarot represents a quest driven by emotions and intuition. This card often signifies the arrival of a romantic interest or a creative venture that deeply resonates with our inner desires.
The Knight of Cups tarot card is the twelfth card in the Cups suit. The Cups are a positive suit, and the Knight of Cups is no different. With slight romantic undertones (think of the traditional Knight saving the Princess), the Knight of Cups is all about good news, and positive change.
In Tarot, the Knight of Cups represents virtue. Learn this card’s meaning in love, career, or advice readings or when it appears reversed.
