#TarotSweetDreams PageCups- I get to choose the emotions I want to feel, I feed those. The ones that are doing me dirty, I can starve them. The sweet Page of Cups is intensely psychic, sensitive, and lives in a very emotional world. I can see he is not swayed by his emotions, though, with his feet planted firmly on the ground. He can drink from the Cup, and encourage his psychic abilities, or he can stay firmly grounded. His choice. This Page of Cups is from The Game of Tarot, commonly known as the Hoi Polloi, publsihed by Hoi Polloi. It has the notoriety of being the last Rider Waite Smith clone published before U.S. Games Systems, Inc. began strictly enforcing their copyright. twitter.com/78Whispers

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