So, I’ve always been kinda curious about tarot cards, you know? Like, can they really tell you stuff about your life, especially the messy, complicated love life part? I decided to put it to the test. I mean, why not, right? It’s not like I had a hot date lined up or anything.
First, I got myself a deck of tarot cards. Bright colors, weird pictures, the whole shebang. I figured I’d start simple, just pulling a card each day and seeing if it related to anything going on with me. I didn’t really expect much, honestly.
The first few days, it was pretty random. I pulled the “Hanged Man” once, and I was like, “Okay, what’s that supposed to mean?” I looked it up, and it was something about perspective and letting go. I guess I was kind of stuck on this idea of what I wanted in a relationship, so maybe that was relevant? I definitely felt like I was hanging around waiting for love.
Then, things started getting a little more interesting. I kept pulling cards that seemed to relate to communication and relationships. Like, there was this one called “The Empress,” which is apparently all about nurturing and abundance. I had a couple of good conversations with friends around that time, so that kind of made sense. It felt like the cards were picking up on the energy of my interactions, even if they weren’t specifically about romantic love.
I started paying more attention to the cards’ suggestions. If a card suggested being open to new possibilities, I tried to be more open-minded. If it suggested introspection, I spent some time journaling. I even started doing little three-card spreads, you know, past, present, future kind of thing.
Did the cards predict my future husband would walk through the door?
- Nope.
- Did they magically fix all my relationship issues?
- Definitely not.
But, here’s the thing: I started to notice patterns. I realized I was often pulling cards that reflected my own anxieties and hopes about love. It was like the cards were a mirror, reflecting back what I was already feeling but maybe wasn’t fully aware of. They helped me to recognize that.
I wouldn’t say tarot cards can “predict” love in the sense of, like, “You’ll meet your soulmate on Tuesday at 3 PM.” But they can be a tool for self-reflection. They can help you understand your own feelings and patterns in relationships. And maybe, just maybe, that can help you make better choices in your love life. At least, that’s what I’ve found so far. It’s a journey, you know? And I’m still figuring it all out, one card at a time.
It is hard to deal with the intensity of emotions involved in love and tarot cards. But it works for me. It really works.
