Alright, so today I decided to do a quick one-card tarot pull. Things felt a bit messy in my head, you know? Needed a little something to focus on.
First up, I just grabbed my main deck. Didn’t make a big fuss, just took it off the shelf where it usually sits. Held it for a minute or two, just trying to quiet my mind down. It’s funny how just holding the cards can sometimes help with that.
Getting Ready
I gave the deck a good shuffle. Not a fancy casino shuffle, just my usual messy overhand way. Did it for maybe a minute, just focusing on the feel of the cards slipping past each other. While I was shuffling, I started thinking about what I really wanted clarity on. Didn’t want anything too heavy, just some guidance for the day ahead. So, I settled on a simple question: “What energy should I focus on today?” Felt right, nice and open.
Once the question felt clear in my head, I stopped shuffling. I cut the deck into three piles, just because that’s how I usually do it, no big reason. Then I stacked them back together in a different order.
Drawing the Card
Okay, moment of truth. I fanned the cards out just a little bit on the table in front of me. Closed my eyes for a second, took a breath, and just let my hand hover over them. Then, I picked one. Just the one that my fingers seemed to land on.
I flipped it over.
It was the Page of Cups.
My Thoughts on It
Seeing that card, my first reaction was kinda like, “Huh, okay.” The Page of Cups, for me, often brings this feeling of gentle curiosity, maybe being open to new feelings or ideas in a simple, almost childlike way. It doesn’t feel demanding, more like an invitation.
So, thinking about my question, “What energy should I focus on today?” this card felt like it was telling me to just be open.
- Maybe listen to my intuition a bit more.
- Don’t be afraid to be a little emotionally vulnerable or try something creative, even if it feels silly.
- Maybe just approach things with a bit more wonder instead of judgement.
It felt less like a big instruction and more like a gentle nudge. Like, “Hey, maybe look at things with fresh eyes today, see what happens.”
Wrapping Up
So yeah, that was my one-card pull for the day. Took maybe five minutes total. I put the Page of Cups aside, propped it up on my desk actually, just as a little reminder. Felt good, like a small reset. It’s not about predicting the future or anything dramatic, just a simple tool I used to get a little perspective for the day. And sometimes, that’s all you really need.
