Cancer Season: The Cards of Feeling, Feeding and Soft Power
Back at it: what do Robin Williams, Missy Elliot and Meryl Streep have in common?
They’re all Cancer baby.
If you are a Cancer, love a Cancer, or just want to float in the warm, nourishing waters of the zodiac’s softest sign – this one’s for you.
Every tarot card is linked to an astrological sign, mirroring its themes, energy and archetypal depth. Cancer rules the heart and the home – its water, ruled by the moon and deeply attuned to intuition, memory and emotional wisdom. Cancer energy doesn’t shout, it holds. It nurtures. It reminds us to eat something warm and call our grandmother.
This season’s cards are all about comfort, emotional honesty and connecting with others in meaningful, tender ways. More Cancer vibes found here.
The Cancer Cards and Their Food Archetypes
The High Priestess – Oyster
Hidden depths, inner knowing. Closed shell, wild world inside. Trust what you feel before you name it.
The Chariot – Dumpling
Power through softness. Determined, portable and surprisingly strong. Wrapped, not armored.
Ace of Cups – Pain Au Chocolat
Fresh, tender, overflowing. The spark of a new feeling. Love you didn’t see coming.
Two of Cups – Artichokes & Butter
Shared softness. Connection that unfolds layer by layer. A little messy, deeply worth it.
Three of Cups – Potluck
Chosen family, real joy. Community built through care and casseroles. Bring what you’ve got – there’s room.
Four of Cups – Breakfast for Dinner
Emotional meh. Options on the table, but nothing hitting. A reminder to check in with what you really want.
Page of Cups – Ants on a Log
Playful heart, open spirit. Sentimental, weird, hopeful. Little snack, big feelings.
Queen of Cups – Stew
Deep, nourishing, made with love. Emotional fluency that warms everyone in the room.
At the time of this posting, all of our first edition decks are sold out (thank you!) – and we’re working hard…very hard at work on the second edition. Stay tuned.
In the meantime, visit our stockists – both online and in-person – to see who might still have a deck on their shelves.
Because sometimes the best things in life require a little digging, a little patience and a lot of feeling.
