So, I’ve been fiddling with my tarot cards for ages, you know? Just part of my routine. The other day, I got this idea buzzing in my head – “Aquarius Goddess Tarot.” Not sure where it popped from, maybe just thinking about the Aquarian energy, all that forward-thinking stuff, mixing it with some divine feminine vibes I’ve been pondering.
Getting Started with the Idea
It wasn’t like buying a new deck or anything. I just grabbed my trusty old Rider-Waite deck. I thought, okay, how do I make this feel like Aquarius and Goddess energy? Aquarius makes me think of stars, water bearers, big ideas, helping people. Goddess energy… well, that’s intuition, creation, strength, flow.
So, I decided to try a reading focused specifically on a community project idea I’ve been kicking around. Felt very Aquarian, you know, group effort, future-focused.
The Actual Process
I sat down, shuffled the cards like I always do. Didn’t do a complicated spread. Just decided to pull three cards, keeping that “Aquarius Goddess” theme strong in my mind. What guidance is there for this project, thinking about innovation and intuitive flow?
Here’s what I pulled:
- The Star: Okay, kinda on the nose for Aquarius, right? But felt good. Hope, inspiration, connection to something bigger. Felt like a green light.
- Queen of Swords: This one felt like the clear-thinking, independent side. Maybe representing me needing to be objective, or perhaps someone involved who brings that sharp intellect. Definitely a strong female energy, but very airy, intellectual – fit the Aquarian side too.
- Temperance: Ah, balance. Mixing things together carefully. Patience. Bringing different elements (ideas, people) into harmony. This felt like the practical advice, the ‘how-to’ part, blending the vision (Star) with the sharp planning (Queen).
How It Felt
Looking at these cards through that specific “Aquarius Goddess” lens was… interesting. It wasn’t wildly different from a normal reading, maybe? But framing it that way made The Star feel extra potent, more about cosmic connection and humanitarian goals. The Queen felt less stern, more like wise, independent counsel. Temperance felt like the gentle, guiding hand making sure the innovative spirit didn’t just spill everywhere without purpose.
It gave the reading a specific flavor. More focus on the collective good, intuitive hits, and balancing head and heart. It wasn’t earth-shattering, but it did shift my perspective slightly on the cards I pulled for that specific question.
Wrapping Up the Session
I spent some time just sitting with those three cards and the feelings they brought up. Wrote down a few notes in my journal, focusing on the blend of future vision, clear thought, and balanced action. Felt like a productive little experiment.
Will I do it all the time? Probably not rigidly. But it was a good reminder that you can play with themes and intention to get different nuances from the cards. It’s about how you approach it, I guess. Just another way I’ve found to poke around and see what the cards have to say from a different angle.
