This card represents (in my opinion) the overdoing of
Pleasure (the previous card) Enjoyment in too many
things makes you lose sight of your moral standards.
It's just like partying: It's great till you have too
much of it. Thus, too much pleasure rings corruption
and debauchery.
Darla (Sp0okyKid@aol.com)
This card seems to be thematic of our particular stage
of social evolution as Americans. Could be renamed
"American Excess". Is a very postitive card for us,
sort of a prelude to the black earth phase. Delicious
debauchery indeed!
Rian Fike
This is the card of addiction. The 7 of Cups speaks to
the hollowness of self from which we flee. It reminds
us that denial increases denial. This is the dead end
road, the empty cup, stagnation, deprivation and
ultimate loss. This card represents the "lead role in
a cage," the attempt to find fulfillment in something
which is essentially narrow and restricted. This card
signifies lies and betrayal as an attempt to thwart
one's deepest convictions. It is a fear card, not a
rage card. It is reversal and stuckness, truly one of
the ugliest cards in the Thoth deck.
SixOfCups (dlstanto@ix.netcom.com)
Venus in Scorpio.
Emotional attachment to something that cannot be.
Sorrow. Pity for oneself.
Lack of emotional fulfillment.
Time element divisable by 7.
Alison (alisond@anv.net)