So, today I tried to figure out the meaning of the 7 of Spades in Tarot. It was quite a ride, let me tell you.
I started by shuffling my Tarot deck, you know, the usual way. I closed my eyes, took a deep breath, and focused on the question, “What does the 7 of Spades mean for me today?” Then, I pulled out a card, and guess what? It was the 7 of Spades.
First thing I did was grab my notebook and jot down my initial thoughts. I felt a bit uneasy, to be honest. This card just felt… heavy. I wrote down words like “challenges,” “obstacles,” and “self-doubt.”
- Next, I did some digging online. I found a bunch of different interpretations. Some sources talked about overcoming obstacles, while others mentioned self-discovery and introspection. It was a bit overwhelming, but I tried to keep an open mind.
- I decided to sit with the card for a while. I gazed at the image, noting the details. Seven spades, arranged in a way that felt kind of restrictive. It looked like a cage, almost.
- Then, I started journaling. I wrote about my current challenges and how they might relate to the 7 of Spades. I explored my feelings of self-doubt and how they might be holding me back.
After all that, I think I finally started to get it. The 7 of Spades isn’t just about challenges. It’s about how we deal with them. It’s about recognizing our own patterns and finding the strength to break free. It’s about personal growth, even if it’s a bit uncomfortable.
To solidify my understanding, I created a little reminder for myself. I drew a simple sketch of the 7 of Spades in my journal and wrote down a few keywords: “overcome,” “grow,” “discover.” I also added a personal affirmation: “I am strong enough to face my challenges and grow from them.”
It was a long process, but I feel like I learned a lot today. Not just about the 7 of Spades, but about myself too. Tarot is a funny thing, isn’t it? It’s like a mirror, reflecting back what we need to see, even if we don’t always like it.
Anyway, that’s my Tarot adventure for today. I hope it was helpful, or at least interesting, for you to read. Until next time, keep exploring and keep growing!
