Whether you are single or in a relationship, the Knight of Cups is a great omen to get in a love Tarot spread. He may be a water sign such as Cancer, Scorpio or Pisces. He is chivalrous, warm, tactful and a peace lover or good negotiator. If representing a person the Knight of Cups is a charming adult (usually 20-35 years of age and usually male) who is emotional, romantic, caring, gentle and idealistic. It can also represent grace under pressure or diplomacy so you may find yourself acting as a mediator in resolving any disputes or conflict. The Knight of Cups can also signify gentleness, affection, and warmth. Knights as action takers and as such, this Minor Arcana card can be an indication that now is the time to take action and follow your heart or that you are about to get swept off your feet. They are the kinds of offers or news we hope to receive. The news or offers he brings usually carry with them a lot of excitement. In a general context, the Knight of Cups Tarot card can represent proposals, offers, good news, and invitations. General Meaning and Interpretation (Upright) Romantic proposals, offers, invitations, taking action, following your heart, chivalry, gentlemanly behavior, being swept off your feet, charm, attraction, dating, affection, warmth, gentle, caring, sensitive, artistic, creative, imaginative, psychic, graceful, tactful, diplomatic, peace-loving, negotiator Knight of Cups Upright Tarot Card Key Meanings: The horse’s color is white, which is a well-known symbol of spirituality, light, and purity.
The horse is known to represent one’s drive, energy, and power. He is instead moving slowly forward which provides the entire setting an overall impression of peace and calmness. Unlike the Knight of Wands or the Knight of Swords, this particular one isn’t charging along with his horse. There is a lot of that.The Knight of Cups is a card that depicts a young knight who is gloriously riding a white horse while at the same time holding a cup as if he is a messenger of a certain sort. One group who might appreciate this film though is modern architects who put a lot of glass in their buildings. I appreciate that he is trying something different, and this film is that, but I don't feel like I got anything out of it. I might be the kind who just didn't get it or who aren't open to what Malick was trying to do, but I was thoroughly bored by it. Unfortunately, I can't tell you which group of reviewers I'm in. Surely the directer of a masterpiece like The Thin Red Line would pull something out of his sleeve to weave the chaos together, but then it ended. It's hard to pay attention to something that seems to be making so little effort to hold it, but I was hoping it would go somewhere interesting. I did, though I caught myself daydreaming about other things on several occasions. Laid on top of the soundtrack throughout is slow, ponderous narration from multiple characters, often on subjects that have no immediate relationship to what is on screen at the time. The film shifts wildly from one subject to another, the camera continuously in motion, as we tune in and out of incomplete conversations. He has turned away from the idea of telling a story to focus on the intangible emotional states of his characters, but I don't think many viewers will be able to relate very well to a character who is searching for meaning within an extremely privileged Hollywood social sphere, nor do I think we have much of an opportunity to connect to the film emotionally when it's edited like a music video. Terrence Malick is indeed trying to take his audience in a different direction. I'd seen some negative reviews of this film before I watched it but it's always hard to know whether they're written by people who just didn't get the film or whether they were written by people who are open to something very different who just didn't think the director succeeded in producing something of value.
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