Okay, so I decided to try something different today, just messing around online, you know? Ended up looking into those free Egyptian Tarot card readings. Sounded kinda interesting, different from the usual Rider-Waite stuff you see everywhere.
Finding a Place
First thing I did was just search around. Typed in “egyptian tarot cards free reading” and poked through some results. Lots of flashy sites popped up, honestly. Some looked a bit dodgy, others more plain. I wasn’t looking for anything fancy, just wanted to see what it was like. Didn’t want to sign up for anything or give out my email if I could help it. Found one that seemed straightforward enough, just click and go.
Doing the Reading
So, I landed on this page. It asked me to focus on a question. Didn’t have anything major bugging me, so I just thought about my general direction for the next few weeks, kept it vague. Then it showed a bunch of cards face down, Egyptian style artwork, looked pretty cool actually. Very different vibe. I had to click on three cards, like a simple past-present-future thing, I guess.
- Clicked the first one.
- Clicked the second.
- Clicked the third.
The cards flipped over. Each had some Egyptian-looking figure or symbol on it. Below each card, some text popped up explaining its supposed meaning in relation to my ‘question’ or position (past, present, future).
What It Said (or Didn’t Say)
Honestly? It was super generic. Stuff like “challenges were faced”, “present requires focus”, “future holds potential”. You could apply that to basically anyone, anytime. One card, I think it was meant to be Thoth or someone like that, talked about communication. Okay, fine, who doesn’t need to communicate?
The descriptions felt kinda canned, like they just pulled standard meanings and slapped an Egyptian theme on top. Didn’t feel particularly insightful or connected to the specific artwork, which was a bit disappointing. I was hoping for something that felt more unique to the ‘Egyptian’ part, but it mostly felt like a standard tarot reading with a different coat of paint.
My Takeaway
Look, it was free, and it killed about five minutes. Was it a profound experience? Nah. Did I get any earth-shattering insights? Definitely not. It felt like one of those online quizzes, you click some buttons and get a pre-written result.
It was interesting to see the Egyptian-style cards, the art was nice. But the reading itself? Pretty forgettable. Maybe a real reading with physical cards and someone who knows their stuff would be different, but this online free version felt very… automated. Like a horoscope, fun to glance at, but I wouldn’t base any decisions on it. It was just a quick digital distraction, really. Didn’t feel like I actually ‘practiced’ anything meaningful, just clicked some buttons on a website. Fun for a moment, but that’s about it.
