誘惑

睇見呢隻牌，直覺上係指好多誘惑，但如果依書直說，就係要保持亂中有序，維持平衡，又或者... 清理吓間房...

---

http://www.learntarot.com/c7.htm

When the Seven of Cups appears in a reading, it is important to look carefully at how disordered your situation is. Is everything too controlled and regular? Perhaps you need to let things fall apart a little. When a rigid system breaks up, there can be a tremendous release of creativity. The man on the Seven of Cups is amazed by all the options he has.

On the other hand, if you are in a chaotic situation, some tightening may be necessary. No one is happy and productive in a crazy environment. Regularity gives structure to life. Taken to an extreme, the looseness of the Seven of Cups can lead to harmful patterns of decadence, addiction and self-indulgence.

Sometimes the laziness applies to your thoughts and dreams. It is easy to wish for something, but not so easy to make that wish come true. When you see this card, make sure that you are backing up your plans with work and effort. Tighten up your life and commit yourself to doing what it takes to reach your goals ... even if it means (sigh) cleaning house.

自我

人，係有需要反醒嘅時候。

---

http://www.learntarot.com/c4.htm

In some situations, you must focus on yourself. When life is too stressful, you need to devote time and energy to yourself or you will feel swamped. The Four of Cups can represent a positive period of self-reflection and renewal. By taking the time to go within to dream, muse and reflect, you restore your emotional balance.

The Four of Cups is sometimes a sign of apathy. You don't really care much about anything. Your life seems stale and flat because you've lost interest in the activities that used to bring you pleasure. You're not motivated to make much of an effort in any direction. At such times, the Four of Cups can show that you're stuck emotionally. You need something to focus on that will so engage your mind and heart that your path down river becomes clear again. Open yourself to your surroundings. Soon you will be on your way again.

開竅

塔羅牌，唔係用嚟預言，只係俾一 D 生活啟示你，當中可能有 D 人生哲理。日日抽一隻，就變咗一個一個嘅溫韾提示。就好似呢隻牌咁，係時候同朋友聚一聚，只係，呢排一定唔燒得嘢食。

---

http://www.learntarot.com/c3.htm

In readings, the Three of Cups can signify a friend or the feelings associated with friendship. This card can represent community - the network of support created when we interact with others. It can be any group in which the members feel a bond. When you see the Three of Cups, examine your attachments to the groups in your life from an emotional point of view. Consider reaching out to give or receive help. This card stands for all forms of support, including formal aid such as counseling and other social services.

心寒

未睇個解釋嘅時候，以為要搵一 D 失去咗嘅嘢。但睇咗個解釋嘅呢一句:

Moving on can mean a physical change such as leaving a job, location or relationship.

個心寒咗一寒，唔係咁邪啩，剛剛搬完 office, 買埋新機，就叫我搵過份工? 再睇返 Actions 嗰 part, 我諗係叫我做 looking for answers 呢件事啩! 今最其實都執咗 D software license, 做咗少少 R&D 去搵 solution, 唔知叫唔叫中呢?

---

http://www.learntarot.com/c8s.gif

ACTIONS

seeking deeper meaning

focusing on personal truth
leaving the rat race
looking for answers
concentrating on what is important
starting on a journey of discovery
finding out the facts
devoting more time to the spiritual

moving on

realizing the current cycle is over
abandoning a hopeless situation
disentangling yourself
starting on a trip of unknown length
letting go
finishing up and walking away

growing weary

feeling drained by demands
dragging through the day
feeling tired and listless
lacking energy
losing hope
getting weighed down by worries
becoming burned out

OPPOSING CARDS: Some Possibilities

• Strength - endurance, strength
• Sun - vitality, high energy
• Nine of Wands - hanging on, persevering

REINFORCING CARDS: Some Possibilities

• Hermit - searching for deeper meaning
• Death - moving on, leaving
• Three of Wands - going on a trip, going into new territory
• Eight of Wands - finishing up, ending a chapter
• Six of Swords - moving on, going on a trip

DESCRIPTION

A psychologist friend once told me that when a group is ready to break up, the members give off subtle signs to that effect. They display a certain restlessness. They arrive late to meetings, communicate less and seem distracted. At some level the participants know it is time to move on, but they need a while to work up to that final step.

This process applies in many situations where an ending is approaching. Nothing is permanent in life. Sooner or later, everything slips away...or we slip away from it. The Eight of Cups stands for those moments when we realize, once and for all, that the past is gone. What was true is no longer true. The signs of change are in our face, and we must accept them. It is time to move on.

Moving on can mean a physical change such as leaving a job, location or relationship. It can also mean an inner change - releasing old patterns, especially those that have dominated our thoughts and emotions. On the Eight of Cups, we see a man leaving on a journey. He has turned away from his old feelings (cups/river) to strike out on a new path. Sometimes moving on can mean searching for a deeper truth or reality. One day we wake up and realize that we have been asleep in our own lives - living a dream that no longer satisfies.

Some changes can be wearying. Endings are not always easy. One of the signs of a readiness to leave is lack of energy. When you feel tired and dispirited, you know that something is wrong, and it's time for a new direction. Reexamine your life and your priorities. You will find where in your life you need to move on.