Alright, let me tell you about this thing I tried recently. I was poking around online, thinking about work stuff, you know, the usual career crossroads feeling. Came across something about a ‘career tarot free’ reading.
Honestly, I’m usually a bit skeptical about this kind of stuff. But hey, it said ‘free’, and I had a few minutes to spare. Curiosity got the better of me, I guess. So, I decided to give it a whirl. What’s the harm, right?
Finding one wasn’t hard. Just searched for those keywords, ‘career tarot free’, and a bunch of options popped up. I just picked one that looked simple enough, didn’t ask for too much personal info upfront, which was good.
The process itself was pretty straightforward. Landed on the page, and it asked me to focus on my career question or situation. Didn’t have to type it in, just hold it in my mind. Then, there was this image of a deck of cards, all face down.
It instructed me to click on three cards. Usually, they represent something like past, present, future, or situation, obstacle, advice – something along those lines. So, I took a breath, thought about my current work situation, and clicked on three digital cards. Click, click, click. They flipped over, revealing the images and names.
The Reading Part
After I selected the cards, the site generated the reading. It showed the cards I picked and then gave interpretations for each one in relation to a career context. It spat out a few paragraphs for each card.
What it said basically boiled down to:
- Recognizing past patterns or challenges (Yeah, okay, knew that).
- Dealing with current obstacles or needing to make a decision (Pretty standard stuff).
- Potential future outcomes depending on my actions (Again, quite general).
One card mentioned something about collaboration, another about needing patience. It wasn’t groundbreaking advice, to be honest. A lot of it felt like common sense you could apply to almost any work situation.
My Thoughts After
So, I went through the whole process. Clicked the cards, read the text. Did it give me a clear answer or a magic solution? Absolutely not. But I wasn’t really expecting it to.
It was… interesting? For a free tool, it did what it promised: gave me a tarot reading focused on career stuff. The interpretation was vague enough to fit almost anything, which is probably the point of these free versions. Maybe they hope you’ll buy a more detailed, paid reading.
For me, it was mostly a moment of reflection. Reading the interpretations made me think about my situation from a slightly different angle, even if the advice itself was generic. It didn’t hurt, didn’t cost anything but time. Just a little online distraction.
So, that was my experience trying out a free career tarot online. I clicked around, read some interpretations, and then went back to figuring things out myself. It was an okay way to spend ten minutes, but definitely not a replacement for actual career planning or advice. Just another tool I tried out on the internet.
