Two of Cups

When this card is seen upright it tells of a beginning of friendship and love, a time of agreement.
In reverse the card warns of misunderstanding, folly and breaking of agreements.

Three of Cups

Upright this card tells of good fortune and healing, where solving problems is of the now.
In reverse the card tells of pain and exploitation.

Four of Cups

Upright this card tells of weariness, dissatisfaction and the need to inject enthusiasm.
In reverse this card tells of a new ambition but not to strain.

Five of Cups

Upright this card tells of sorrow, regret and loss. Warning to take alternatives.
In reverse this card tells of a return of an old friend or even love, a time of hope and meeting new people.

The Kuan Yin Chronicles by Martin Palmer And Jay Ramsey With Man-Ho Kwok

If you ever wanted a good book to tell the stories related to the bodhisattva Guanyin this is a great book to go to. The book may be rather short in length but it is comprehensive on her stories and origins, making it of interest to whomever wants to learn about this particular bodhisattva.