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Discussion
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I’m trying to get back into tarot after a pretty long break and I’m making some crib notes on the meanings of each card. I’m sure I read somewhere that the Three of Cups *specifically* is sometimes interpreted as a “Yes” answer to a question, but researching now I can’t find anywhere that describes it in any stronger terms than ‘a likely positive’ – as in, if you’re asking for a yes or no answer, it’s one of many cards that are in the ‘yes’ category rather than the ‘no’ category.
Has anyone else heard this interpretation, or have I made it up entirely? (Or assigned it to the wrong card!)
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Has anyone heard the Three of Cups referred to as the “Yes” card?
updated 3 years, 3 months ago 1 Member · 4 Replies
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Personally, I don’t tend to pull cards for yes/no as I have a pendulum for that. If I had to say, I’d consider it a yes on its own. But..
The three of cups can be positive or negative. I’ve seen it come up in a reading in which it ment there was a third person interfering in the relationship. It can also mean celebrations, union and all that… So it really depends on the reading and cards around it!
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I don’t think ANY card can be exclusively yes or no. It really depends on context. If you ask “Should i move the plants to a shadier area” then the Sun probably means no. 🙂
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I think the 9 of cups is usually referred to as a yes card
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To me the way the card is oriented determines whether or not it is a yes or no. I have used the 6 card yes or no spread with accurate results for years.
[6-Card “Yes or No” Tarot Spread – YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkcW0StnvhQ)
