Alright, so yesterday I was messing around with my tarot deck, just trying to get a better feel for the cards, you know? I decided to do a little practice spread and pulled the Two of Coins. Now, I’ve seen this card before, but I wanted to really dig into what it meant for me right then and there.
First thing I did was just stare at the card for a while. Like, really look at it. Noticed the guy juggling the coins, the ocean in the background, the ship. The usual stuff. I started thinking about balance – that’s always the first thing that pops into my head with this card. But I wanted to go deeper than just “balance.”
So, I grabbed my journal and started writing down everything that came to mind. I asked myself, “What am I trying to balance in my life right now?” The answer came pretty quick: work and personal life. I’ve been working crazy hours lately, and my hobbies and relationships have been taking a backseat. Not good.
Then I thought about the “adaptability” aspect of the card. The guy’s juggling, right? He’s constantly adjusting to keep those coins in the air. So, I wrote down ways I could be more flexible with my time. Could I work from home some days? Could I delegate some tasks at work? Little things like that.
I even looked up some interpretations online (yeah, I know, sometimes it’s helpful). A lot of them talked about financial stuff, managing resources. That resonated too, actually. I’ve been a bit careless with my spending lately. So, I made a mental note to track my expenses for a week and see where I can cut back.
After that, I decided to do a little meditation on the card. Just closed my eyes, pictured the Two of Coins, and focused on the feeling of balance and flow. It sounds kinda woo-woo, I know, but it actually helped me feel more grounded and less stressed. Seriously, try it sometime.
Finally, I made a plan. I decided that today, I would leave work at a reasonable hour, no matter what. And I would spend the evening doing something I enjoy – reading a book, maybe watching a movie. Just something to recharge my batteries. I also committed to tracking my spending for the next week. Small steps, but hopefully they’ll help me get back on track.
Honestly, it’s amazing how much you can get out of one little tarot card if you really take the time to explore it. It wasn’t just about reading a definition; it was about applying the meaning to my own life and figuring out how to make things better. That’s the real magic of tarot, I think. Anyway, that was my Two of Coins adventure for yesterday. Hopefully, it gives you some ideas for your own tarot practice!
