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My Sagittarius Daily Tarot Experiment
So, I had this random idea, right? To see if a daily tarot reading based on my Sagittarius horoscope could actually, like, influence my day or give me some kind of insight. I know, sounds kinda woo-woo, but I was bored and figured, why not?
First thing I did was hit up Google. I searched for “sagittarius daily horoscope tarot” and found a bunch of websites offering free readings. I picked one that looked… I dunno, not too cheesy. It had nice pictures, at least.
Then, I actually read the horoscope part. It was all about, like, embracing adventure and being open to new opportunities. Standard Sagittarius stuff, you know? Next, I checked out the tarot card they pulled for me. It was the… uh… Five of Pentacles. Not exactly sunshine and rainbows. The site said it meant feeling a bit lost or insecure, maybe facing some financial worries. Great.
Armed with this info, I started my day. Usually, I’d just grab coffee and dive straight into work. But today, I made a conscious effort to, you know, be aware of the potential “challenges” the tarot card mentioned.
At work, I usually have a set routine but on the day of the reading one of my colleagues got sick, and I was asked to take over his work immediately, I took a look at my tarot reading that morning, It says that I need to be open to new opportunities. So I took over my colleague’s work immediately.
The thing is, usually I will not do that, I will consider many factors before making a decision, But that day I just followed my tarot reading and I took over immediately.
Later in the day, I was working from my colleagues tasks, I usually don’t touch these so I don’t know how to start, I was feeling lost and insecure, I looked at the tarot reading again, it says I was feeling lost and insecure. I knew I had to ask for help, which is something I usually avoid because I don’t want to look like I don’t know what I’m doing. But, remembering the Five of Pentacles, I decided to swallow my pride and ask a senior coworker for some guidance.
And guess what? He was super helpful! He walked me through the basics, and I actually started to understand what I was doing. By the end of the day, I’d made some progress on the project and felt a lot less lost.
So, did the tarot reading magically solve all my problems? Nah. But it did make me more mindful of my potential weaknesses and encouraged me to take action when I might have otherwise just wallowed in self-doubt. It was like a little nudge to be more proactive.
My conclusion?
- Tarot readings can be a fun way to approach your day with a different perspective.
- Don’t take them too seriously, but use them as a tool for self-reflection and motivation.
- Maybe, just maybe, there’s something to this whole thing.
Would I do it again?
Probably. It’s a low-effort way to shake things up and maybe learn something about myself. Plus, it’s kinda fun to see if the cards actually line up with what’s happening in my life.
