Alright, so, I wanted to mess around with some online tarot reading stuff. I stumbled upon this place called *. It looked pretty straightforward, so I thought, why not give it a shot?
Getting Started
First off, I launched my browser and typed in the address. The website loaded up pretty quickly, nothing fancy, just a simple design. I saw a few options, like choosing a deck and picking a spread. I’m not too deep into tarot, so I just picked the classic Rider-Waite deck because it seemed like a good starting point. Then, I selected a basic three-card spread, you know, past, present, future. Sounded simple enough, right?
Picking the Cards
Next, the site prompted me to focus on my question. I thought about something that’s been on my mind lately, nothing too heavy, just a general inquiry about how things are going to go for me in the coming weeks. With that in mind, I clicked on the virtual deck. The cards shuffled on the screen, and I had to click again to stop them. I picked three cards, one by one, just like the site instructed.
The Reading
Once I selected the cards, the site flipped them over and showed me the interpretations. Here’s what I got:
- Past: The first card was the “Two of Cups”. The site said it represented a recent partnership or a strong connection that had a big influence on me. It resonated a bit, I had just reconnected with an old friend.
- Present: The second card was “The Magician”. Apparently, this one suggests I have all the tools I need to succeed right now. The interpretation mentioned resourcefulness and taking action. Felt pretty accurate, I’ve been feeling quite on top of things lately.
- Future: The last card, the one about the future, was the “Ten of Wands”. This one was a bit of a downer. It talked about burdens and responsibilities, and feeling a bit overwhelmed. Hopefully, that’s not what’s coming, but who knows.
My Thoughts
Overall, it was an interesting experience. I mean, I don’t know how much stock I put in tarot, but it was fun to see what the cards said. The website was easy to use, no complaints there. It gave me something to think about, especially that “Ten of Wands” card. Maybe I need to watch out for taking on too much in the next few weeks. It’s all food for thought, I guess. If you’re curious about this kind of thing, it’s worth checking out. Just don’t take it too seriously, that’s my advice.
