Known also as the Spirit of the Mighty Waters and ruled by the Element of Water, The Hanged Man represents letting go, breaking through old patterns and sacrificing something to achieve something of greater value. The Hanged Man has links to Nordic mythology in the...
The King of Cups is also known as the Prince of the Chariot of the Waters and represents mastery of the emotional realm. This King is deeply connected to his feelings and his creativity - it can be said of this King that still waters run deep. In a reading where...
Known also as the Root of the Powers of Water, the Ace of Cups represents potential positive emotional power and new beginnings. It brings an outpouring of love resulting in a new relationship, or a new dynamic phase in an existing relationship. Your cup runneth over;...
Known also as the Spirit of the Mighty Waters and having affinity with the Element of Water, the Hanged Man represents letting go of old forms and surrendering to the truth. This card is aligned with Odin, who hung on the Tree of Life, Yggdrasil, for nine days...
