Tarot Card Two of Cups - Beware Bliss

 The Two of Cups in the Tarot warns of projection. That's the blissful fantasies we human beings conjure up about people, places, and things. Those range from our new romantic interest to a getaway we just purchased in the Hamptons to the job we started. 

The reason we do that is to ease the transition from where we were in our lives to where we are. Very functional, right. That is, if we can navigate from that state of bliss to realities.

If we can't we find we wind up, at the very least, disappointed. At worst, we could short-change the current potential. We can blow up the promising relationship. We can wind up not leveraging the house in the Hamptons for unique business entertainment. And, like so many on Reddit Jobs we can hate what we do to earn a living. 

The insight from the Two of Cups guides us to enjoy the bliss. That is analogous to the so-called "Pink Cloud" in early sobriety. It serves an important adjustment purpose. But we have to come to recognize that such a sense of absolute pleasure represents just a phase. Next we put together the coping skills to live in the now, as it is. We change what we can. We recognize we have to accept what we can't change. 

The New York Times advocates Tarot readings as a tool for aligning the self with life as it is. A useful guide for that is "Tarot for Change" by Jessica Dore. 

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