Combination of card Four of Cups and card The Devil
The Devil in the upright position and the Four of Cups also in the upright position may indicate a situation where a person is stuck in some dependency or obsession, but does not want to see new opportunities and offers that could help them. It's like they don't want to broaden their horizons and overcome their fears. An example could be an unhealthy attachment to work and unwillingness to accept an offer to move to a new job, despite better conditions.
Combination of reversed card Four of Cups and card The Devil
The Devil upright and the Four of Cups reversed indicate a situation where a person suffering from an addiction or obsession starts recognizing their problem and seeks ways to resolve it. For example, a person who spends too much time at work begins to realize that it harms their relationships and health, and starts looking for ways to improve the balance between work and personal life.
Combination of card Four of Cups and reversed card The Devil
The Devil reversed and the Four of Cups upright indicate that a person who has successfully overcome their addictions or obsessions might miss new opportunities because they are too focused on their inner world and don't want to see what's happening around them. This might manifest, for example, in someone who, after quitting smoking, becomes inattentive to new offers and opportunities in their professional field.
Combination of reversed card Four of Cups and reversed card The Devil
The Devil reversed and the Four of Cups reversed indicate that a person who has freed themselves from their dependencies or obsessions is ready to embrace new opportunities and start a new chapter in their life. An example could be a situation where someone, after quitting smoking, starts actively engaging in sports and accepts a new job offer that they would have previously ignored.