Today I’m gonna do a tarot reading, and it’s totally free! I’ve been seeing this stuff all over the internet, and I thought, why not give it a try? You know, just to see what all the fuss is about.
So, I grabbed my old deck of tarot cards – yeah, I have some, don’t judge. I haven’t used them in ages, but they’re kinda pretty. I laid them out on my coffee table, which is a total mess, by the way. I need to clear off all these magazines and coffee mugs sometime. Anyway, I focused on the question I wanted to ask. It was a bit tricky to narrow it down, but I finally decided on something that’s been bugging me for a while.
My Question
I decided to go with something general, like, “What should I focus on in the next few months to improve my life?” I know, I know, it’s super broad, but I figured it’s a good starting point.
The Shuffle and Draw
I shuffled the cards, trying to remember how it’s supposed to be done. I cut the deck a few times, like I saw in some movie once. Then, I started drawing cards. I went with a simple three-card spread – past, present, and future. It seemed easy enough.
The Reading
- Past: The first card I drew was some guy hanging upside down. I flipped through my little guidebook and found out it’s called “The Hanged Man.” Apparently, it means letting go of old stuff and seeing things from a new perspective. Makes sense, I guess. I’ve been holding onto some grudges lately.
- Present: The next card was “The Lovers”. This one’s all about relationships and choices. The book said something about making decisions from the heart. I thought to myself maybe it’s talking about that thing with my friend, the one we fought over last month.
- Future: The last card was “The Star”. This one is apparently super positive, all about hope and inspiration. It’s a good sign, I guess. Maybe things will actually start looking up soon!
My Takeaway
Honestly, it was kinda fun! It gave me some things to think about. Maybe I should try to patch things up with my friend. And the “Hanged Man” card – that one really hit me. It’s probably time to let go of some of that old baggage I’ve been carrying around. I think that the reading was worth it. And hey, it was free, so no harm done, right? I might even do this again sometime.
I recorded the whole process in my journal, noting down each card and my initial thoughts. It was interesting to see how my interpretations aligned with the guidebook. I definitely recommend giving it a try if you’re curious. It’s a fun way to spend an afternoon and might even give you some unexpected insights.
So yeah, that’s my little tarot adventure for today. It was easier than I thought, and I actually enjoyed it. Who knows, maybe I’ll become a tarot pro someday! Just kidding… unless?
