Man, let me tell you about this whole “Yes No Oracle Tarot Goddess” thing. Is it accurate? Well, yeah, some days it felt like it was reading my mind, other days it felt like a total joke. It’s been a whole journey, figuring out what’s what with it.
I first stumbled into this world a couple of years back. I was feeling pretty lost, honestly, just drifting, not sure which way was up. A buddy of mine, she’s really into all the spiritual stuff, she showed me her Tarot deck. At first, I was like, “Nah, this ain’t for me.” But she kept talking about how it helped her sort through her thoughts, get clarity. So, I thought, “What the heck?” and picked up a simple Rider-Waite deck myself. Didn’t even know what I was doing, just followed some basic online guides.
Then I heard about these “Yes/No” oracles. People were talking about specific layouts, even making their own custom decks or methods to get a straightforward “yes” or “no” answer. That really hooked me. My brain just craves simple answers sometimes, you know? Not all that deep, reflective stuff, just a quick pointer. So, I started messing around with different ways. Pulled one card for yes/no, then tried three cards, then even used a pendulum for a bit. It felt like I was trying to build my own personal magic 8-ball, but with, like, a bit more gravitas. I even started calling my method my “Tarot Goddess,” because it felt a bit grander, like I was consulting something bigger than just a deck of cards.
Initially, I was totally hyped. I’d ask things like, “Will I get that email today?” or “Should I wear the blue shirt?” and sometimes, it just nailed it. The email would pop up an hour later, or I’d wear the blue shirt and get a compliment. I was buzzing, thinking I’d unlocked some secret power. I was telling everyone how amazing it was, how my “Goddess” was always right. I started taking its answers pretty seriously for almost everything.
But then, things started to get a bit… shaky. I remember this one time, I asked, “Will my car pass inspection on the first try?” Got a clear “Yes.” Drove it in, feeling super confident. Nope. Failed it right off the bat for some stupid light bulb. I was scratching my head, really confused. Then I asked about a job interview, “Will I get the second interview?” Another strong “Yes.” Never heard back from them. Nothing. Ghosted.
My Investigation Begins: The “Am I Crazy?” Phase
These misses really got to me. I started to think, “Am I just making this up? Am I seeing what I want to see when it’s right, and just ignoring the times it’s wrong?” That’s when I decided I needed to get real about it. I wasn’t just gonna take its word for it anymore. I needed to test it. Like, properly test it, in my own rough way.
- First, I started writing everything down. Every single question, every single answer I got from my “Goddess,” and then, super important, the actual outcome. I kept a little notebook just for this, jotting it all down. Like, “Question: Will Dave call me back about the project today? Goddess said: Yes. Outcome: Dave called tomorrow afternoon.”
- Then, I tried to ask super specific, short-term questions. Not like, “Will I be rich someday?” but things I could verify fast. “Will it rain before noon?” “Will my favorite coffee shop have my usual pastry?” Simple stuff. My idea was that if it worked on the small stuff, maybe it could work on the big stuff too.
- I even tried to control my own mood. I figured maybe if I was stressed or too hopeful, it messed with the results. So, before asking, I’d try to chill out, take a few deep breaths, clear my head. Didn’t always work, but I gave it a shot.
- I tried rephrasing questions. Sometimes I wondered if how I asked the question was screwing things up. “Will X happen?” versus “Is it in my best interest for X to happen?” It felt like trying to talk to a really finicky, ancient spirit, honestly.
And you know what I found? It was a mixed bag, totally. Some days, it felt like my hit rate was through the roof. Other days, it felt like it was just guessing. The “No” answers seemed to be more consistently accurate than the “Yes” answers, which was weird. If it said “No, that won’t happen,” it usually didn’t. But if it said “Yes,” it was like a coin flip sometimes.
What I really started to notice was that when I asked about things that had a lot of moving parts, or things where my own actions could heavily influence the outcome, that’s where it got really fuzzy. Like, “Will I land that big client?” Well, if I don’t put in the work, if I don’t follow up, then obviously not, right? It wasn’t just gonna magically happen because my “Goddess” said “Yes.”
The Big Takeaway: It’s Not a Crystal Ball
After months of this, keeping my little notebook, trying to be all scientific about it, I had a bit of an epiphany. My “Yes No Oracle Tarot Goddess” wasn’t some magical fortune-telling machine that knew the future. It wasn’t about 100% literal accuracy in every single prediction.
What I realized was, it was more like a mirror. It reflected back my subconscious thoughts, my anxieties, my hopes. When I got a “Yes” to something I really wanted, it boosted my confidence and made me act in a way that helped it happen. When I got a “No” to something I was secretly dreading, it often gave me permission to let go or re-think my approach.
The “accuracy” wasn’t about the world bending to the cards. It was about the cards helping me understand myself better, helping me make a decision, or giving me a kick in the pants to either go for it or step back. It wasn’t about predicting the future; it was about helping me shape my present. So, is my Yes No Oracle Tarot Goddess accurate? Yeah, in its own way, it totally is. Just not in the way I first thought.
