Nine of Cups (Reversed), Six of Swords (Reversed), Ace of Cups (Upright)

“A thirsty heart often finds refreshment in the most unexpected wells.”

You’ve drawn the Nine of Cups reversed, the Six of Swords reversed, and the Ace of Cups upright. These cards tell a story about longing for satisfaction, feeling stuck in your current situation, and the hope that fresh opportunities can bring.

The Nine of Cups reversed speaks to a sense of dissatisfaction or unmet desires, especially in your work life or finances. Traditionally known as the “wish card,” upright it signals fulfillment and comfort. Reversed, it points to a gap between what you want and what you have. Perhaps you’ve achieved some goals, yet something feels missing or hollow. You might feel as though you’re chasing after something that keeps slipping away.

Next comes the Six of Swords reversed. This card suggests trouble moving on from a difficult situation. Upright, it’s about transition, leaving behind rough waters. Reversed, it hints at being anchored to old habits or environments that no longer serve you. Maybe you’re trying to improve your work situation or finances but keep circling the same problems. It’s like rowing hard against the current, never quite reaching the other shore.

Then we reach the Ace of Cups upright. In career readings, this card marks a new emotional beginning. Traditionally, the Ace of Cups signals fresh feelings, intuition, and opportunities for genuine happiness. Here, it suggests that a new project or connection could bring real joy and renewal to your professional life. While the previous cards reflect dissatisfaction and being stuck, the Ace of Cups offers a wellspring of hope. Something new wants to flow into your world—something that aligns with your heart.

Taken together, these cards ask you to recognize where old patterns are keeping you from fulfillment. The Ace of Cups urges you to open up to new experiences or relationships at work. There may be an opportunity waiting for you—a chance to pour your energy into something meaningful.

What small step can you take today to welcome fresh energy into your career or finances?