What does Eight of Cups mean reversed?

The Thoth Tarot is traditionally read without reversed cards: the reader judges from the cards around it whether a card is well or ill dignified. This is its ill-dignified or blocked reading: Tiredness denied, an obstinacy to stay where you are no longer nourished; or a first return of interest and vitality.

What are the Kabbalah and astrology correspondences of Eight of Cups?

In the Golden Dawn system Eight of Cups corresponds to the sephirah Hod, the element Water and Saturn in Pisces in astrology.

Thoth Tarot · Minor Arcana

Eight of Cups — Indolence

Indolence

indolence · exhaustion · abandonment · disinvestment · stagnation

A reflective starting point

What is Eight of Cups — Indolence asking you to look at?

Meaning changes with the position, the surrounding cards and your question. Take what follows as a language, not a verdict.

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Upright

Something has run out: acknowledge it and withdraw your energies to invest them where there is life.

At first sight

Emotional tiredness, disinterest, abandoning what no longer nourishes. It points to the end of an emotional cycle and the need to look elsewhere for new sap.

Within you

The exhaustion of someone who has given too much to something that gives nothing back; the apathy that signals a deep need for change rather than a fault.

On the path

Water in Hod, intellectual Splendour, with Saturn in Pisces in the first decan: the waters lose their current under Saturn's weight and their warmth goes out. Indolence is emotion that no longer flows, feeling turned to marsh.