Fig. 1.15.1 Knight of Disks – being/going with the Flow of Matter. A passenger on a bus or taxi.143

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Fig. 1.15.2 Knight of Disks – being/going with the Flow of Matter. Surfing, kiting, hang-gliding, rafting.144

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Fig. 1.15.3 Knight of Disks – being/going with the Flow of Matter. A hot air balloon. An airship.145

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Fig. 1.15.4 Knight of Disks – being/going with the Flow of Matter. A glider, a hang-glider, a para-glider, a wing-suit.146

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Fig. 1.15.5 Knight of Disks – being/going with the Flow of Matter. An arrow.147

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Fig. 1.15.6 Knight of Disks – being/going with the Flow of Matter. A bullet.148

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Fig. 1.15.7 Knight of Disks – being/going with the Flow of Matter. A soaring eagle.149

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Fig. 1.15.8 Knight of Disks – being/going with the Flow of Matter or Finance. A stockbroker. A fund manager. The nature of his work necessitates that he always be in the state of the Knight of Disks.150

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The defining feature of the Knight of Disks – remaining motionless and still in the flow of Matter (or Finance).

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The Cups or Goblets suit in Tarot. Hearts in a modern playing card deck.

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The Cups suit is associated with a shift into the past, in accordance with the Water element. The energy of processes and events at the Svadhistana151 Chakra level.

Therefore, the Cups suit is responsible for emotions, feelings, and memories.

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The cat came in from the room and, in passing, informed me that the Christmas tree had lost all its holiday lights, half its toys, consciousness, and had completely collapsed a bit.

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Zero, according to the Kabbalah, is hidden, dormant potential, or something small and insignificant.

Cups are emotions, feelings, and memories.

Thus, the Zero Cups is the dormant potential of feelings, emotions, and memories. Or some insignificant memory or emotion.

For example, it may symbolize any sleeping living creature.

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Fig. 2.0.1 Zero of Cups – the dormant potential of feelings, emotions. A tired and dozing bear.152

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Fig. 2.0.2 Zero of Cups. A sleeping dog.153

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Fig. 2.0.3 Zero of Cups. A sleeping tiger.154

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Fig. 2.0.4 Zero of Cups. A napping parrot.155

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Fig. 2.0.5 Zero of Cups. A sleeping fox.156

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Fig. 2.0.6 Zero of Cups. A sleeping python.157

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Fig. 2.0.7 Zero of Cups. A sleeping person.158

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Fig. 2.0.8 Zero of Cups. A sleeping lion.159

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A patient under anesthesia, someone stunned or completely exhausted, any living creature that has passed out or lost consciousness – all these are likewise examples of the Zero of Cups.

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The defining feature of the Zero of Cups – an absence of emotions, memories due to some kind of "numbness".

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To see Paris – and die!

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"Ones", according to the Kabbalah, represent an impulse, a push, or a blow.

Cups are emotions, feelings, and memories.

Thus, the One of Cups is some kind of impulsive emotion, a sudden memory, a movement of the soul.

For example, it may symbolize an impulsive kiss, a shout, a dog barking, a leap of joy.

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Fig. 2.1.1 One of Cups – an impulsive emotion, a movement of the soul. Throwing one's hands up in joy.160

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Fig. 2.1.2 One of Cups – throwing one's hands up in a flood of emotions.161

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Fig. 2.1.3 One of Cups – some sort of impulsive emotion, a movement of the soul. A kiss of love.162

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Fig. 2.1.4 One of Cups – a smile, laughter.163