Knight of Cups

Knight of Water: the Rider from the Waterfalls · a card from the Eutheum deck

Upright

romance, charm, an invitation

Reversed

moodiness, unrealistic expectations

Upright meaning

Romance, feeling, a proposal, and following your heart. The Knight of Water brings an invitation, a confession, or an offer that comes from the heart. Like the Tatun rider from the waterfalls where a rainbow always hangs, the card announces a beautiful gesture and someone who comes with good intentions.

Reversed meaning

Inconstancy, disappointment, empty promises, or escaping into dreams. Beware of words that are too beautiful.

Love and relationships

A romantic proposal, courtship, a declaration of love, sometimes a marriage proposal. Reversed: someone inconstant, changeable feelings, disappointment.

Work and money

An offer in line with your passion, a creative project, work you love. Reversed: unrealistic plans, inconsistency.

The card's advice

Follow your heart, but check that the words match the deeds.

In Natuland

A Tatun rider from Fifthburg, the city surrounded by waterfalls, above which a rainbow always hangs.

Symbols on the card

• A cup offered like an invitation: romance and a proposal.
• A winged helmet: imagination.
• Fish on the cloak: the element of water.
• A rainbow over the waterfall: a dream.

The cards, characters and lands come from the novel “The Eutheum Awakening”. See the book →