Meaning: The Six of Cups shows two children exchanging flower-filled cups in a peaceful garden, generally read as a symbol of nostalgia, innocence, and connection to the past.

Upright: Nostalgia, childhood memories, reunion. Points to a comforting connection to the past, whether through memory, an old friend, or a simpler, more innocent time.

Reversed: Stuck in the past, unrealistic nostalgia moving forward. Can suggest holding onto the past too tightly, or finally being ready to let go and look ahead instead.