Simple pleasures of life

[Guest]

Hello, everyone.

 

In your opinion, in your reading practice, which of the cards - Clover or Bouquet - symbolizes the small pleasures of life?

 

I ask this because I've read different authors who ascribe this meaning to both cards. Could they both represent such idea? If so, what's the difference?

[HOLMES]

Depends on what one may define as small pleasure.

For some the house/home could be, or fish for a fishing person .

For another the rider could be as antony hopkins likes to pick a direction and drive for hours.

Could you.mean small fortune/,luck? 

Or definitely pleasure? 

[Guest]

It depends.  The Flowers card is associated with both hobbies and pleasurable pastimes, but also the societal rules that keep things “just-so.”  It keeps life calm and easy.
 

The Cloverleaf can indicate the small or guilty pleasures that from time-to-time one can indulge. The Cloverleaf is more tangible and earthy, whereas the Flowers is mood/sanguine. 

[Guest]

39 minutes ago, HOLMES said:

Depends on what one may define as small pleasure.

For some the house/home could be, or fish for a fishing person .

For another the rider could be as antony hopkins likes to pick a direction and drive for hours.

Could you.mean small fortune/,luck? 

Or definitely pleasure? 

 I think your answer is right below:

23 minutes ago, timtoldrum said:

It depends.  The Flowers card is associated with both hobbies and pleasurable pastimes, but also the societal rules that keep things “just-so.”  It keeps life calm and easy.
 

The Cloverleaf can indicate the small or guilty pleasures that from time-to-time one can indulge. The Cloverleaf is more tangible and earthy, whereas the Flowers is mood/sanguine. 

That's much clearer now. It makes perfect sense!