Okay, so, I’ve been messing around with tarot cards for a while now, mostly just for fun, you know? But lately, I’ve been getting more into it, especially when it comes to love and relationships. So, I thought I’d share my little experiment with y’all.
I started by shuffling my deck, just like always, and thinking about what I wanted to ask. I mean, there are tons of questions you can ask about love, right? But the free tarot readings online? They’re okay, but they don’t really get to the heart of things. Not specific enough for me.
So I went online, trying to find some good example questions. I found a bunch, like 20 or so, all about finding your soulmate or when you might meet them. Stuff like, “What qualities will my soulmate have?” and “When will I meet my soulmate?” Sounded like a good start.
My Tarot Reading Process
I decided to pick five questions that really spoke to me:
- Am I going to find my soul mate? This is the big one, right?
- How will I meet them? I’m always curious about this one.
- What do I need to work on to have a healthy relationship? This felt important. We all got our issues.
- Why am I blocking new love from entering my life? Maybe I’m self-sabotaging.
- What strengths do I have regarding my relationship? It’s good to focus on the positive, too.
I wrote each question down on a piece of paper, just to make it feel more official, I guess. Then, for each question, I pulled three cards. Why three? No real reason, it just felt right. I laid them out, one by one, and then I tried to figure out what they meant, first on their own and then together.
It was kinda tricky, not gonna lie. Sometimes the cards were super obvious, like, “Yeah, you need to work on your communication skills, dummy.” Other times, it was harder to tell. I had to look up some of the meanings online, and sometimes I just went with my gut feeling.
For example, when I asked about how I would meet my soulmate, I got the “Two of Cups,” which is a pretty obvious love card. But then I also got the “Five of Pentacles,” which can mean hardship or feeling left out. So maybe it means I’ll meet them during a tough time in my life? Or maybe I’ll feel like an outsider at first? It’s all about how you interpret it.
Honestly, it was a lot of fun. And it got me thinking. It’s not like the cards are magic or anything, but they can be a good way to reflect on your own feelings and what you want in a relationship. I am thinking about doing this regularly, maybe once a month or something, just to see how things change over time.
So, yeah, that’s my little tarot experiment. If you’re into tarot, or even if you’re just curious, I’d say give it a try. It’s a fun way to explore your love life, or at least your thoughts about it. And who knows, maybe you’ll learn something about yourself along the way.
