Overview
The Four of Cups shows a young man sitting under a tree, three cups arrayed before him and a fourth cup being offered by a hand emerging from a cloud. His arms are crossed and his gaze is downward โ he is not accepting the offer. The river in the background and the bridge suggest that he has been here a while, contemplating. The Four of Cups is the card of dissatisfaction even amid plenty โ the spiritual boredom that comes when comfort becomes a substitute for engagement. The card often appears when you have gifts in front of you that you fail to recognize because your attention is fixed on what is missing. The card asks for honest assessment of what you are overlooking.