You are The Lovers

Motive, power, and action, arising from Inspiration and Impulse.

The Lovers represents intuition and inspiration. Very often a choice needs to be made.

Originally, this card was called just LOVE. And that's actually more apt than "Lovers." Love follows in this sequence of growth and maturity. And, coming after the Emperor, who is about control, it is a radical change in perspective. LOVE is a force that makes you choose and decide for reasons you often can't understand; it makes you surrender control to a higher power. And that is what this card is all about. Finding something or someone who is so much a part of yourself, so perfectly attuned to you and you to them, that you cannot, dare not resist. This card indicates that the you have or will come across a person, career, challenge or thing that you will fall in love with. You will know instinctively that you must have this, even if it means diverging from your chosen path. No matter the difficulties, without it you will never be complete.

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Main (positional) Meaning:
Although you have been seeking some relationship-based satisfaction in the external world, the process has been leading you to reconciliation with your inner self.

The card in the Love & Me position touches on an aspect of how you perceive yourself with regard to possible intimacy in your life.

When the Ten of Wands is in this position, it's clear that the path of action you have taken is ultimately not as important as the state of being it can produce. You are beginning to realize that what you have been pursuing -- such as your romantic and relationship goals -- may actually be based on something internal, which when kindled and awakened actually replaces your need to seek satisfaction in the external world.

This is not to invalidate all that you have been engaged in, because it has ultimately led you to this valuable realization. But when you assimilate what you are learning about Being, action will no longer seem as imperative. Take this opportunity to learn to meditate and find within what you previously looked for outside yourself.

Main (positional) Meaning:
Take time to honor your feelings as you heal from devastating circumstances. Allow yourself to look forward to future relationships with optimism.

The card in the Love & Me position touches on an aspect of how you perceive yourself right now.

The Nine of Swords in this position portrays a person suffering the lonely grief of abandonment or bereavement, and perhaps a sense of panic due to loss of power and position. Overcome with feelings of helplessness, he or she is beset with fear of what might happen next. But no matter what may have happened in your relationship, all meaning is not lost from life.

You can and will recover from setbacks. To do so, you must overcome pessimism. As you recover from misfortune, you will see the way clear before you. Give yourself time to explore your feelings, and you will awaken tomorrow with confidence in the future.

Main (positional) Meaning:
The situation contains romantic potential. You will need a strong, clear sense of direction in order to fulfill it.

The card that lands in the Love Situation position refers to social or circumstantial factors which could be affecting your relationship at this time.

When the Four of Cups is in this position, your romantic situation is brimming with possibilities not yet set into motion. Your relationship potential is languishing, dozing in the sun as it were. Something exciting, focusing or catalytic may be required before this changes.

The situation seems to ask for some new direction or sense of purpose. On the positive side, anything is possible. All the raw ingredients necessary for you to find sympathetic companionship are in place. On the other hand, without a bit of assertive risk-taking, not much is liable to happen. Meditate on whether to make the first move or simply to keep the door open and be patient.

Main (positional) Meaning:
Carefully consider how to communicate in a clear and calm manner.

The card that lands in the Love Challenges position refers to ways that you can turn obstacles into stepping stones.

This card is traditionally entitled a Page, but in some modern decks as a Princess. When the Page of Wands is in this position, remember that the way in which a message is delivered strongly influences how it is received. Use your power as a messenger to communicate in a manner that produces clarity rather than confusion, optimism rather than cynicism. Be especially careful not to emphasize the negatives, losses, reversals, and so on, when discussing your relationship situation.

Although the Page of Wands can stand apart from the news he or she bears, your responsibility is to word your message so that its essence comes through undistorted. Overcome the temptation to be overly dramatic or speak in catastrophic terms. You'll get your point across. Think of this as an opportunity to improve the quality of communication between you and your partner.

Main (positional) Meaning:
Although a fond look at the past is pleasing and refreshing, your fulfillment lies in the future.

The card in the Self position reveals aspects of how you perceive yourself right now.

The Six of Cups symbolizes nostalgia and its power, illustrating two sides of your nature. When you look back at the past, your emotions soften; you feel tender, open and sentimental. When you look to the future, you know your will must harden; you need to be more powerful, directing the flow rather than following.

In the past, you were younger and lighter. Issues were also less complex and confusing. You were not empowered in the way you are now, however. The present is full of fresh potential while the past is two-dimensional, a snapshot of times gone by. It's fine to enjoy nostalgia and sentimentality, but when you have finished refreshing yourself in the waters of memory, come back to the present with energy for the future, where your scope is so much broader.

Main (positional) Meaning:
The stress of current circumstances requires that you set strong boundaries to protect your private life.

The card that lands in the Situation position refers to social or circumstantial factors which could be affecting your life at this time.

With the Eight of Swords in this position, your immediate environment may be filled with negativity, criticism and doubt. Clarify whether you are willing to sacrifice your own well being just to keep the peace.

In instances where irrational demands are being made of you, you owe it to yourself to question how much you are willing to put up with. You'll need to decide whether you still find value in this situation or whether the turbulence is just too stressful to withstand any longer.

Main (positional) Meaning:
Rest and accept some accolades after your accomplishments.

The card that lands in the Challenges/Opportunities position refers to ways that you can turn obstacles into stepping stones.

With the Nine of Cups in this position, take a well-deserved rest. Accept the rewards, which include time off for rejuvenation, but don't forget the motivation that carried you to this victorious place. Sometimes we are tempted to rest on our laurels, but vigilance is required to maintain the position you have so recently won.

You must continue to tend to, and cultivate, your success. In some illustrated versions of this card, the Nine of Cups portrays a tavern owner setting up casks of ale on a Saturday night. The tavern is full. He knows he's making money, but that doesn't lure him from behind the bar; he is still working. Grinning, he knows that as long as he keeps filling glasses and everyone is happy and well-fed, his cash register fills too. He isn't expecting to retire to a life of ease. With this example in mind, continue your good work.


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Tarot Card Meanings

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