Okay, so the other day I was feeling a little curious about my, you know, love potential. Like, what’s even out there for me? So I thought, why not mess around with some Tarot cards? I’ve dabbled before, nothing serious, but it’s always kinda fun, right?
First, I grabbed my deck. It’s this pretty Rider-Waite one I picked up at a bookstore a while back. I shuffled the cards, like, a lot. Really tried to get my energy into them, thinking about what I was hoping to find out.
Then, I laid out a simple three-card spread. I’ve seen people do those crazy complicated ones, but I’m all about keeping it simple. Three cards felt manageable. I flipped the first one – that was supposed to represent my “current situation” in love. Got the Two of Cups. Not bad! It’s all about partnerships and connections, so I figured, okay, maybe I’m more open to a relationship than I thought.
The Reading:
- Card 1 (Current Situation): Two of Cups – Feeling pretty good about that!
- Card 2 (Obstacles/Challenges): The Tower… Uh oh. This one is about sudden change and upheaval. Maybe there’s some drama headed my way, or maybe I need to shake things up myself.
- Card 3 (Potential Outcome): The Star. Phew! This one is all about hope and inspiration. So, even if things get a little rocky (thanks, Tower card), it looks like there’s a light at the end of the tunnel.
I spent some time just looking at the cards, thinking about how they might apply to my life. The Tower card definitely gave me pause. I mean, I considered that there might be some difficulties in my near future, or i should get ready for a big change. The Star card, though, that made me feel a bit more optimistic. I interpreted the whole reading, with its ups and downs, reminded me to be patient and open to new experinces, and that even I can achieve a new level of happiness and fulfillment.
Overall, even though the read I gave myself was a bit of a mixed bag, but it was good. It felt good to slow down, think about what I want, and use my Tarot card to guide me. The key message I got? Be open to change, and trust that I am capable of achieving happiness.
