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Well-Being, Physical Health Or Mental Health:
Any symptoms that you are experiencing may be at least partially due to a lack of being grounded, but of course consult your doctor to be sure. Keep a journal of your symptoms and also of your thoughts. Physical exercise will help you stay grounded.
Card Meanings: Choices, Hallucinations, Lots Of Options, Dreaming, Illusion, Picking And Choosing, Opportunities, Fantasy, Decisions, Wishful Thinking, Multiple Possibilities, Directionless, Procrastination, Imagination
The Seven of Cups is a card about choices. It often indicates confusion and can even also point to disorganization and too much going on.
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Reversed Cards: The Seven of Cups is challenging enough in the upright position, but here in the blocked aspect it only gets worse. It is good to have ideas, dreams, and wishes, but when we do nothing but stay inside our heads, we lose touch with the grounding action that is needed to bring all those wondrous images in our heads into the physical world. If you have received this card in the blocked aspect, you will find it very hard indeed to manifest anything right now, as you have deactivated the action part of the seven energy. Thoughts, feelings, and actions create tangible things. You need all the ingredients.
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