Meaning of Interest in Cupid’s Oracle of Love

Card no. 29

The love we can feel for another person can sometimes make us lose our grip. Thus, our feelings are sometimes so powerful that they get the better of our conscience and sometimes make us do odd things, or in any case, not see events as they really are. Besides, is it not said that “love is blind”? Many have paid the price in the past and others will follow, for love is made that way, and always has been. Indeed, certain greedy minds, hungry for power and money, deceive others with distorted feelings.

These people do indeed make use of romantic feelings to put on an act with the sole aim of extracting money. It happens that in some cases they get away with it rather well, so completely does the genuinely in love person very often suspect nothing at all. For a certain time at least. Because when questions of self-interest and of egocentrism on the part of a partner dominate within a supposedly loving relationship, this little unhealthy game is soon exposed in broad daylight.

With painful repercussions, but necessary ones for the person deceived by their own frivolity and their boundless trust, devoted to the cherished being by whom they sincerely believed they were loved in return. It is therefore the cold shower and the great disillusionment, all the more so since the people who have thus been taken for a ride through the lure of gain will have great difficulty giving their trust again and therefore, finding love once more…

To present this tragic and unfortunately common fact, the card sets before us a heart filled with coins of every kind and every shape. It is therefore money that gives shape to this heart, which without coins would have no substance left. This is the sign that there is no room for gains within a love relationship. This card is linked to the number 29, which after reduction gives the figure 2, the perfect symbol of the duality contained in any emotional relationship in numerology.

Keywords: Gains – deception – Greed – Power – Egocentrism – To mystify