Okay, so, today I wanted to mess around with something I’ve been curious about for a while: tarot cards. I’ve always been a bit skeptical, but there’s something intriguing about the whole idea, you know? And I figured, why not focus on something everyone thinks about – love?
So, I got myself a deck of tarot cards. Nothing fancy, just a basic Rider-Waite deck I picked up online. I did some Googling to find out how to even start this thing. It’s a lot, I gotta say, with all the different meanings for each card and the various spreads you can do. I decided to keep it simple and just focus on a few questions about love and relationships that I found online.
- First things first, I shuffled the deck. They say you’re supposed to shuffle until it “feels right.” I don’t know what that means, but I shuffled for a good while, just thinking about love and what I wanted to learn.
- Then, I laid out three cards face down. This was for a simple past, present, future spread. Apparently, this is a good one for beginners. I was thinking about my general love life situation, not a specific person.
- I flipped over the first card, the past. It was… well, I won’t bore you with the details, but it was a card that, according to my quick online search, represented some past relationship challenges and maybe some baggage I’m carrying. Kinda accurate, I guess.
- Next, the present card. This one was more positive. It talked about self-love and being open to new possibilities. Okay, I can dig that. I’ve been trying to focus on myself more lately anyway.
- Finally, the future card. This one was a bit tricky. It wasn’t all sunshine and rainbows, but it suggested that there might be some interesting developments coming up if I’m willing to put in the work and not repeat past mistakes.
Honestly, the whole thing was kinda spooky. It wasn’t like the cards were magically predicting my soulmate or anything, but they did give me some food for thought. They highlighted some patterns in my love life that I hadn’t really considered before. It’s like they were holding up a mirror, in a way.
I decided to do another reading, this time focusing on a specific question: “What do I need to work on so I can have a healthy relationship?” I shuffled, laid out the cards, and… boom. The cards pointed towards communication issues and maybe a tendency to be a bit too independent. Ouch. That hit a little close to home.
I spent the rest of the afternoon doing a few more readings, asking different questions about love and relationships. Some of the answers were a bit vague, but others were surprisingly insightful. It made me do a self-reflection to myself.
Now, am I a tarot convert? Not exactly. But I do think it’s a pretty cool tool for self-reflection. It’s not about predicting the future with 100% accuracy, but more about getting you to think about things from a different perspective. The cards are like a conversation starter, prompting you to examine your own feelings and behaviors. I guess you could say I went into this a skeptic and came out… well, still a skeptic, but a more open-minded one. I’ll definitely be playing around with my tarot deck again. Who knows what else I might discover about myself?
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