Okay, so I got into this tarot thing, and let me tell you, it’s been a ride. I decided to focus on the “Justice” card for a reading about the future, and here’s how it all went down.
First off, I grabbed my tarot deck, a Rider-Waite one. If you don’t know what that is, it’s just a popular version of tarot cards, you’ll find a ton of references to it if you search around. I’m no expert, but I’ve been learning as I go. I made sure I was in a quiet, comfy spot where I could concentrate. That’s important. You need to focus and be peaceful to be able to read the cards better.
Then, I shuffled the cards while thinking about what’s coming up in my life. What is it that I want the cards to tell me? The Justice card, from what I’ve read, is all about fairness, truth, and things balancing out. It’s like the universe’s way of making sure what you put out there is what you get back. So, I really focused on that idea as I was shuffling.
- I laid out the cards in a simple spread. Some people do fancy layouts, but I’m still a beginner, so I kept it basic. I used a three-card spread since it was what I was most familiar with.
- I flipped over the cards one by one, really taking my time to look at each one and think about what it could mean in the context of the future.
- The Justice card was in the future position, which was the whole point of this reading. I mean, that’s what I was aiming for with this reading exercise.
Now, I’m not gonna lie, it felt a bit weird at first. It’s not every day you sit down and try to predict the future with cards. It might seem silly, but hey, life’s weird sometimes. But as I looked at the Justice card, it started to make sense. It was like a reminder that my actions have consequences. I try to be a good person and do what I think is right, so seeing that card in the future position was kind of reassuring. I’ve been having some doubts about some choices I’ve made recently, but this reading helped me see things a bit clearer.
After the reading, I jotted down some notes in my journal. It helps to write things down so you can go back and reflect on them later. It’s like keeping a diary of your tarot journey. I wrote down my initial thoughts, my struggles, and what I felt like the cards were trying to tell me. I wrote about my general feelings towards the reading and how I felt after it was over.
My Takeaway
This whole “Justice tarot future” thing was more than just a card reading. It was a way to think about my life and the choices I’m making. It got me thinking about how I want to live my life and what kind of future I want to create. It was a moment for myself to reflect on my own actions and what I wanted out of life. It wasn’t about predicting the future for sure, but more about understanding myself better and making sure I’m on the right path. So, yeah, it was a good experience. I think I’ll keep doing these readings and see where they take me.
