Alright, so I’ve been messing around with these Goddess Tarot cards lately, and let me tell you, it’s been quite a ride. I’m not someone who usually goes for this kind of stuff, but a friend of mine gave me a deck, and I figured, “Why not?” So, here’s how it all went down.
First off, I needed to make the place feel right. I’m talking about clearing out the bad vibes and making it all zen. I lit some candles, put on some chill music, and just tried to get into a calm headspace. I even burned a little incense. I don’t know if it really does anything, but it smelled nice.
Next, I spent some time just looking at the cards. Each one has a different goddess on it, and they all have these unique vibes. There’s one with a goddess that looked super fierce, and another with one that seemed really peaceful and wise. I didn’t really know what any of them meant, but I tried to just soak it in, you know?
Then, I tried meditating with the cards. I picked a few that I was drawn to and just focused on them. I closed my eyes and tried to imagine what the goddess might be like, what her story is. I’m not great at meditating, to be honest, but it was kind of relaxing just to sit there and think about something other than my to-do list.
After that, I started doing some simple readings. I’d shuffle the cards, ask a question in my head, and then pull a few cards out. I’d look at the goddesses on the cards and try to figure out what they might be telling me. Honestly, at first, it felt like I was just making stuff up. But the more I did it, the more I started to see patterns and connections.
For example, one time I was feeling really stuck on a project at work. I pulled a card with a goddess who looked like she was all about creativity and new beginnings. It kind of gave me the kick I needed to try a different approach, and it actually worked! Another time, I was worried about a friend, and I pulled a card with a goddess who seemed to represent compassion and healing. It reminded me to reach out to my friend and offer my support.
I’m not saying that these cards are magic or anything, but they’ve definitely helped me to tap into my intuition a bit more. Sometimes, just the act of pulling a card and thinking about the goddess on it can help me to see things from a new perspective. It’s like having a conversation with a wise friend, even if that friend is just a picture on a card.
Here’s what I’ve learned from this whole experience:
- It’s okay to be skeptical. I definitely was at first. But being open to new experiences can be really rewarding.
- Setting the mood helps. Creating a calm and peaceful space can make a big difference in how you connect with the cards.
- Trust your gut. When you’re looking at the cards, don’t overthink it. Just go with what feels right to you.
- It’s a process. Don’t expect to become a tarot master overnight. It takes time and practice to develop your intuition.
- It’s all about you. These cards are just tools, it’s up to you how to use them.
So, yeah, that’s my journey with Goddess Tarot cards so far. It’s been interesting, to say the least. I’m still not sure what I believe about all this stuff, but I’m definitely going to keep exploring it. Maybe I’ll even start a journal to keep track of my readings. Who knows what other insights I might uncover?
