Tarot Reading🔮
The truth about tarot reading… 🔮
I started reading tarot back in 2019 just for fun.
Somehow, the more I practised, the more I realised I could read people pretty well—with or without the cards. I started trusting my intuition more, and honestly… I scared myself a few times. 😭 HAHA
The funny thing is, I never even believed in tarot at first.
But the deeper I got into it, the more I understood what it actually is.
People pay $100+ for a simple 3-card reading, and one day I just thought… why am I paying someone else when I can learn to read for myself?
Here’s the thing most people don’t tell you:
Tarot isn’t supposed to give you a clear-cut “yes” or “no.”
It’s not here to decide your future.
It’s there to offer perspective, highlight energies, and sometimes bring up things you haven’t noticed yet. Think of it as a conversation with your subconscious rather than a fortune-telling machine.
I’ve had readings that were incredibly accurate.
I’ve also had readings that only made sense months later.
And I’ve had readings that didn’t resonate at all.
That’s normal.
The biggest mistake I see is people becoming dependent on tarot.
Pulling cards every day.
Asking the same question over and over until they get the answer they want.
Letting the cards make decisions for them.
That’s not what tarot is for.
If you’re manifesting something, the work starts with you. not the cards.
Your mindset.
Your actions.
Your energy.
Tarot can give you clarity, but it can’t do the inner work for you.
The cards are just a guide.
You’re still the one holding the pen that writes your story. ✨
When I first began exploring tarot reading, I was skeptical as well, much like many others. What I quickly realized is that tarot is less about mystical predictions and more about enhancing self-awareness. Each card reveals different energies and perspectives, which can help you tap into your subconscious feelings and thoughts. One key insight I've gained is the importance of not relying solely on the cards for decisions. Tarot is a tool for reflection, not a substitute for personal responsibility. For example, if you’re struggling with a career choice, pulling cards can highlight your fears, hopes, or potential challenges. This awareness empowers you to make more thoughtful decisions rather than simply accepting a predetermined future. Another aspect I appreciate is how tarot encourages patience and trust in the timing of events. Sometimes, interpretations only make sense weeks or months later, showing that the cards help reveal insights that evolve as your situation changes. I also advise newcomers to avoid excessive daily pulls or repetitive questions. Overdependence on tarot can create anxiety and confusion instead of clarity. Instead, approach tarot with intention—use it to complement your mindset, reinforce your goals, and motivate positive actions. Lastly, tarot has strengthened my intuition significantly. The practice has helped me listen more deeply to my inner voice, fostering greater self-trust and confidence. For anyone curious about tarot, remember it’s a guide for your personal journey, not a magic answer. By combining the cards’ symbolism with your intuition and proactive mindset, tarot becomes a powerful tool for growth and insight.
Omg, well said ✨🥺