Alright, let’s dive into this “death intentions tarot” thing. Now, don’t get all freaked out – it ain’t about kickin’ the bucket or anything morbid. It’s more about, well, changes and how we deal with ’em.
So, the other day, I got this weird idea to do a tarot reading for myself. I’ve been feeling like I’m at a crossroads, you know? Like, big changes are coming, and I wanted to see what the cards had to say about it. I whipped out my trusty deck, shuffled the cards, and focused on the question, “What are my intentions regarding this major life transition?”
As I was laying out the cards, I couldn’t help but feel a little nervous. Tarot’s always been spot-on for me, and I knew this reading was gonna be a heavy one. I flipped over the first card, and bam – there it was, the Death card staring right back at me. My heart skipped a beat, I ain’t gonna lie. But I took a deep breath and reminded myself that the Death card doesn’t usually mean actual death. More like an end of a phase, a big transformation.
I studied the image on the card – a skeleton on a horse, carrying a flag. Grim, right? But also kinda powerful. I started thinking about what this could mean for me. What in my life is coming to an end? What am I ready to let go of? And what kind of new beginning is waiting for me on the other side?
Now, the thing about tarot is that it ain’t about predicting the future. It’s more about tapping into your own intuition and seeing what’s going on beneath the surface. So, I pulled a few more cards to clarify the Death card’s meaning. I got the Hanged Man reversed, which, from what I’ve read, can indicate a resistance to change, a fear of letting go. And that resonated with me, big time. I realized I’ve been clinging to old habits, old patterns, even though I know they ain’t serving me anymore.
Here’s what I figured out from the reading:
- I’m at a major turning point in my life. Things are shifting, and I can’t keep doing things the same old way.
- I’m scared of the unknown. It’s comfortable to stick with what I know, even if it’s not ideal. But that fear is holding me back.
- I need to embrace change. It’s time to let go of the past and step into a new chapter. It might be scary, but it’s also exciting.
It was a powerful reading, and it gave me a lot to think about. I’ve been doing a lot of soul-searching since then, trying to figure out what I really want and how to move forward. I’m not gonna lie; it’s been a bit of a bumpy ride. But I know that this transformation is necessary for my growth.
So, that’s my experience with this “death intentions tarot” thing. It’s not about predicting death, but about understanding the changes happening in your life and how you’re intending to navigate them. It’s about facing your fears, letting go of what no longer serves you, and embracing the new beginnings that await. And trust me, that’s a journey worth taking, no matter how scary it might seem.
It’s been a real eye-opener, and I’m still processing it all. But I wanted to share this with y’all because I think it’s something we can all relate to. We all go through these big life changes, and it’s okay to be scared. It’s okay to need some guidance. And sometimes, a little tarot reading can be just the thing to help you see things a little clearer.
In the end
This whole experience has shown me the power of embracing change, even when it’s scary as hell. It’s about trusting the process and knowing that even though things might seem like they’re falling apart, they’re actually falling into place. And that’s a lesson I’m gonna carry with me, always.
