Cups Suit

Eight of Cups

Disillusionment/Departure

About This Card

Walking away, disappointment, abandonment.

Card Interpretations

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Upright Meaning

Wanting something better. Blazing your own trail. Realizing there must be more to life. Leaving an unhealthy situation behind. Starting your own business. Going on a retreat. Seeking the "still, small voice".

Keywords:

walking awaydisappointmentabandonmentwithdrawalescapismmoving on

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Reversed Meaning

Being implacable. Finding fault. Nitpicking. Refusing to settle down. Running away from problems or confrontations. Saying, "It's my way or the highway!". Harping on past mistakes and disappointments. Threatening to quit as a strategy to get your way.

Keywords:

fear of changeclinging to the pastreturning to unhealthy situationsavoidance

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