Okay, so today I decided to mess around with the Judgement tarot card and see what it might tell me about the future. I’ve been feeling a bit stuck lately, like I’m at a crossroads, so I figured, why not?
First, I cleared my space. I lit some incense – sandalwood, my favorite – and put on some chill background music. Nothing with lyrics, just some ambient stuff to help me focus. Then, I shuffled my deck. I have this old Rider-Waite deck that my grandma gave me. It’s a bit worn around the edges, but I love it.
While shuffling, I tried to focus my mind on what’s been going on in my life. Specifically, I’ve been thinking about this potential job opportunity. It’s a big leap, and honestly, a bit scary. So, I kept that question in my mind: “What’s the deal with this job? Should I go for it?”
Then, I cut the deck and laid out a simple three-card spread. Past, present, future. That’s it. I didn’t want to get too complicated. And guess what? Judgement popped up in the future position!
I took a deep breath and really looked at the card. You know the image – the angel blowing the trumpet, people rising from their graves. It’s pretty intense.
My Interpretation
- Past Card: I got the Five of Pentacles. Made sense. I’ve definitely been feeling insecure and a bit down on my luck recently.
- Present Card: The Lovers. Okay, this resonated. I’m facing a big choice, a fork in the road. Classic Lovers stuff.
- Future Card: Judgement. Here’s where it got interesting.
For me, Judgement in the future position isn’t necessarily about, like, final judgement. It felt more like a wake-up call. A time for making a big decision, a real transformation. It felt like the universe (or my subconscious, or whatever) was telling me that whatever I decide about this job, it’s going to be a major turning point.
It wasn’t a clear “yes” or “no” answer, which is kind of frustrating, but also kind of… real. Life rarely gives you simple answers, right? It felt more like, “Hey, you’re going to have to face the music, make a choice, and own it. It’s going to be big, whatever you decide.”
So, after I finished the reading, I journaled about it for a bit. I wrote down my feelings about the card, my fears about the job, my hopes… all of it. It helped me process things a little more.
Honestly, I still don’t know exactly what I’m going to do. But pulling that Judgement card gave me a sense of… I don’t know… empowerment? Like, I can make this decision. It’s going to be a big one, but I’m ready to face it. At least, I think I am. We’ll see!
