Okay, so yesterday, I was messing around with my tarot deck, just kinda going through the motions, you know? I was thinking about this new project I’ve been itching to start – it’s a bit of a long shot, but I’m really pumped about it. So, I’m shuffling the cards, and I ask myself, “Should I go for it? Is this project gonna be a success?”
I pulled out the Ten of Pentacles. Now, I’ve been reading tarot for a while, but I’m no expert. I remember this card usually means something good, something about stability and all that. I grabbed my phone and did a quick search.
I read that the Ten of Pentacles is generally seen as a “yes” card, especially when you’re asking a yes or no question. It’s supposed to be all about good fortune and having a solid foundation, both in money matters and in your personal life. I took a breath and thought about it again.
Then I kept digging and found out that it’s not always a straight “yes.” Sometimes, this card is more about long-term stuff – stability, wealth, legacy, you name it. It got me thinking, maybe this isn’t just about whether my project will be an immediate hit, but more about whether it’s something that’ll be good for me in the long run.
So, I sat there, looking at the card, and I started to feel pretty good. I mean, the project I have in mind? It’s not just some quick win. I want to build something solid, something that lasts. I jotted down some notes in my journal, all these thoughts just pouring out. This card seemed to say that I’m on the right track, that I’ve got a good base to build on.
My notes from yesterday:
- Pulled Ten of Pentacles – looks like a good sign.
- It’s a “yes,” but maybe not a simple one.
- Think long-term – stability, legacy.
- Good foundation – keep going.
After writing all that down, I felt a lot more confident. It’s not just about whether this project will succeed or not, but about building something meaningful. I decided to keep pushing forward, to keep working on my project. I felt like the Ten of Pentacles was giving me a thumbs-up, but also telling me to think about the bigger picture.
So, yeah, that was my little tarot adventure yesterday. It was a good reminder that sometimes, the answers aren’t just black and white. And sometimes, a card can be just the nudge you need to keep going.
