Ten of Cups

Fortune after difficulty is the phrase I use for this card more than any other, and it’s why I reach for it at the end of a hard stretch. Happy home, happy family, all of that is here. But the thing that makes it interesting is that these people are still dealing with real world problems and challenges and they’re choosing happiness anyway. The happiness isn’t a reward for the problems stopping. And look at where the cups are. They’re up in a rainbow above their heads, not in their hands. They have to bring that down in order to have the celebration. It’s available, and it takes an act.