Okay, here’s my personal take on the “Page of Pentacles Reversed Feelings” based on my own experience, just like you asked.
So, I’ve been messing around with tarot cards for a while now, just for fun, you know? And the other day, I pulled the Page of Pentacles reversed. It got me thinking, and I wanted to share what I went through and what it all felt like.
First off, when I saw that card flipped upside down, I felt a bit uneasy. Normally, the Page of Pentacles is all about new beginnings, learning, and being practical. But reversed? It felt like the opposite. I was sitting there, staring at the card, and it hit me – I’ve been feeling kind of stuck lately. Like, I have all these dreams and plans, but I haven’t really been doing much about them. It felt like a block. A mental block, emotional block, the whole nine yards.
I started to think about my goals. I’ve got this big dream of starting my own little online business, selling handmade stuff. But every time I think about actually doing it, I freeze up. This card, the reversed Page of Pentacles, it was like a mirror reflecting back my own laziness and the lack of action.
My Action Steps
- Recognizing the Rut: The first thing I did was acknowledge that I was in a rut. I mean, you can’t fix something if you don’t admit there’s a problem, right?
- Breaking It Down: Next, I decided to break down my big dream into smaller, more manageable steps. Instead of thinking about the whole business, I focused on just one thing I could do that day. Like, researching what to sell, or checking out how to get started on Etsy.
- Baby Steps: I started taking baby steps. Nothing major, just small actions every day. One day I’d just brainstorm product ideas. Another day, I’d work on a simple business plan. No pressure, just doing a little bit each day.
- The Fool – Be Bold: I realized I was being a fool by not acting on my dreams. This is the first card of Major Arcana. I felt powerful and inspired. I felt more ambition than before.
It wasn’t easy, I can tell you that. Some days I felt like I was just spinning my wheels, not really getting anywhere. But I kept at it. And slowly, I started to feel a shift. The feeling of being stuck began to fade. It’s like I was shaking off the dust and getting back into the groove.
I started to make some solid plans and decided I would follow them, one step at a time, day by day. By sticking to the plan, the negative feelings started to fade away. At least I was doing something, instead of just dreaming about it.
Pulling the Page of Pentacles reversed ended up being a real eye-opener for me. It made me realize that I needed to stop dreaming and start doing. It wasn’t about making huge leaps, but about taking small, consistent steps towards what I wanted. And honestly, it felt pretty darn good to break out of that stagnant feeling and start moving forward again. It was a long journey, but I hope my experience can help some of you out there.
