The Incidental Tarot A posse ad esse

Six of Roses (Six of Cups)

Tarot card meaning

This is a card of the past, of nostalgia for the past. A card of emotional safety, comfort and care.

Money and work

Going back to old projects. Working in a family business or in a field tied to nostalgia, history, children’s products or charity. Stability that rests on time-tested methods.

Love and relationships

Someone from the past coming back. Karmic encounters, warm nostalgia, sincere attachment, romance without the toxicity, care, a sense of emotional home.

Personal growth

Diving into childhood memories, healing childhood wounds, innocence, seeing things with fresh eyes, gentleness and warmth.

Choices and decisions

A decision to give the past a second chance, go back to where you’re from, pick what’s tried, familiar and safe over something new and risky.

Hidden motives

The person has warm, sincere feelings for you, is nostalgic about your shared past, and wants to bring back the closeness you had or take care of you — with no hidden manipulation.

From the wider tradition

Not Tahmina’s own words: meanings common among other tarot readers, which she has reviewed and approved.

  • A child hands over a cup of flowers — a gift, kindness, simple sincere gestures.
  • Childhood innocence, simple pleasures, warm memories.
  • Generosity, wanting to share, to look after someone.

The section above is the shadow side of the upright card — every card has one. I don’t read cards upside down — here is why.

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