Okay, so I’ve been feeling this weird pull towards, like, understanding some repeating patterns in my life. You know, those things that keep happening, and you’re like, “Why does this always happen to me?” So, I decided to try a past life tarot reading. I’ve dabbled in tarot before, just for fun, but never anything this specific.
First, I had to find a spread,right? Because just randomly pulling cards isn’t gonna cut it.I searched through some options, and finally settled on one.
Then I prepared my space. Lit a candle, put on some chill music – you know, the whole vibe. I shuffled my deck while really focusing on the question of uncovering past life influences. I used a simple spread which looked good, and had the cards laid out.
- Card 1:Who was I?
- Card 2:Major life lesson.
- Card 3:Biggest fear carried over.
- Card 4:A talent brought forward.
- Card 5: How it all relates to my current life.
The Reading Itself
I pulled the cards one by one, and honestly, some of it was a little…intense.
For “Who was I?”, I got the Five of * I think, it represents some one down on their luck.
The “Major life lesson” was The Hermit – which, I gotta admit, kinda resonated. The idea of, learning through introspection.
For “Biggest fear,” it was The Tower. A bit scary.
Then, “Talent,” I got The Star. Maybe some hope, and inspiration?
Finally, for how it all connects to now, I got The Wheel of Fortune. I think it is all about cycles.
I spent a good chunk of time just sitting with the cards, looking up some interpretations, and journaling about what came up. It wasn’t like a sudden “Aha!” moment, but more like…planting seeds. Like, little things to consider as I go about my life. For example, that The Hermit card really got me thinking about how often I isolate myself when things get tough, and how that might be connected to a past life lesson I’m still working on.
Overall, it was a really interesting experience. I’m not sure if I 100% “believe” in past lives, but the reading definitely gave me some food for thought about my present life. It’s like, even if it’s just a symbolic thing, it’s a helpful way to explore those deeper patterns and maybe, just maybe, break some of those cycles that keep holding me back.
