Hey everyone, so today I’ve been messing around with some tarot cards, specifically the Ace of Wands and the Ace of Pentacles. It’s been a real trip, let me tell you. I started my day feeling kind of blah, not really sure what I wanted to do, but I had this urge to just create something, anything.
I pulled out my tarot deck, not really for a serious reading, but more just to see what would pop up. First card I flipped over was the Ace of Wands. Now, I’m no tarot expert, but even I know that’s a big “go for it” kind of card. It’s all about new beginnings, raw energy, and just diving into something creative. It’s like the universe handing you a big, shiny stick and saying, “Here, go make some magic with this.” I felt a little spark, like maybe I should actually try to start that little art project I’ve been thinking about.
Then, I drew another card, just for kicks, and bam, it was the Ace of Pentacles. This one felt more grounded. It wasn’t just about the wild energy, but more like, “Hey, you can actually make something solid and real out of this.” It’s about new opportunities, but the kind that can actually put food on the table, you know? I started to feel like maybe, just maybe, this wasn’t just a random burst of inspiration, but something I could actually turn into a real thing.
So, I got to work. I cleared off my desk, gathered all the art supplies I could find – some old paints, a few brushes, a canvas I bought ages ago and never used. I just started painting, no real plan, just letting whatever happened, happen. With the Ace of Wands vibe, I was all about just letting the creativity flow. I splashed colors, tried out some techniques I saw in a YouTube video once, and just really got into the zone.
But I also kept that Ace of Pentacles in mind. I didn’t want this to just be a one-time thing that I’d forget about tomorrow. So, I started thinking about how I could maybe turn this into a little side hustle, you know, something real. I took some photos of my painting, posted them on my social media, and even started looking into how to sell art online. It wasn’t just about the act of painting anymore; it was about building something, even if it was small.
What I Learned
- Follow the spark: That Ace of Wands energy is real. When you feel that creative urge, just go with it.
- Make it real: The Ace of Pentacles is a good reminder that creativity can be practical too. You can turn your passions into something tangible.
- Just start: You don’t need a grand plan. Just getting started is the hardest part, and sometimes the most important.
By the end of the day, I had a finished painting, a bunch of new ideas, and a whole new perspective on what I could do with my creative energy. It was messy, it was fun, and it was real. That’s the kind of day I like – when you start with nothing and end up with something cool. And honestly, it felt like those cards were really onto something. Maybe it’s just coincidence, but it felt like a little nudge from the universe, and I’m glad I listened.
