Themes:
sexual attraction, flirting, physical intimacy, superficial relatinship
Interpretation of the card:
The bodies of two young people touch as they gaze into each other's eyes, finding what they see to be a reflection of themselves. Cupid has already drawn his bow, leaving the rest to hormones. The cushions in the background symbolize the delicate violin music heard in films just before the picture fades to black. The surrounding rose garden indicates the presence of both tenderness and beauty and the value placed on their shared purpose.
The meaning of the Eros Symbolon card
1) As a single or first card︱ The problem
WHAT IS THE SUBJECT?
Corrected grammar: The card serves as a reminder of your sexuality and its issues. It wants to emphasize that a person has both a body and a spirit, and they must not just live with their body but also attend to their spirit. The card warns you that your sexuality may be out of balance and could either be suppressed or overemphasized. In either case, the card advises you to take care of your sexuality. It may be inhibited or overemphasized, and Cupid may have missed the mark.
2) As the next card︱Way through the problem
HOW TO DEAL WITH IT?
On your current journey, it is crucial to muster the courage to reassess your sensuality. By addressing your inhibitions or excess, you can learn to comprehend that Cupid desires to bring the two aspects together in his own manner.
3) as the last card︱Result
WHERE DOES IT LEAD?
You can assess the range of the sexual game, neither underestimating nor overestimating it. As a wise man once said, sexuality is the most beautiful side business in the world.
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Source: Peter Orban - Thea Weller - Ingrid Zinnel: Symbolon
