Eight of Cups - Instead of Walking Away, How About Walking Toward

 Among Tarot readers the Eight of Cups is known as The Walking Away Card. But to me that has always seemed too negative. Isn't the Tarot a platform for building optimism.

My experience with doing readings in which the Eight of Cups comes up is that the client is moving towards. Rarely do human beings just walk away. That's usually emotionally too difficult. In order to let go of the known they have to envision possibility. 

No, the details don't have to be all worked out. The core feeling is a lightness of being. Some label that "hope."

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