Well, I was really into tarot stuff around the spring equinox. I decided to try a spring equinox tarot spread, and here’s how it went.
Step 1: Preparation
I first got my tarot deck out. It was sitting in a little box on my shelf. I took it out gently, like it was a precious thing. Then I found a quiet corner in my room. I cleared the table there, moving aside some old magazines and a half – drunk cup of coffee. I lit a scented candle, you know, just to set the mood. It smelled like lavender, really calming.
Step 2: Shuffling
I held the tarot cards in my hands. I started shuffling them. It felt a bit awkward at first, like I wasn’t doing it right. But I kept at it. I shuffled and shuffled, thinking about the spring equinox, about new beginnings and balance. I was trying to let my energy mix with the cards.
Step 3: Laying Out the Spread
After shuffling, I laid out the cards one by one according to the spring equinox tarot spread pattern. I was kind of nervous, like I was opening a secret message. The first card represented the past influence. It was a card with a picture of an old tree, looking a bit worn out. I thought it might mean that there were some old things holding me back from the new start of spring.
The second card was for the present situation. It showed a field full of blooming flowers. I guessed it meant that things were starting to get better, like spring was bringing new life to my current situation.
The third card represented the future outcome. It was a card with a rainbow. I got really excited when I saw it. It seemed to tell me that good things were coming if I embraced the new energy of the spring equinox.
Step 4: Interpretation
I sat there, looking at the cards, trying to figure out what they meant. I remembered something an old tarot – loving friend told me once: “The cards are like a mirror, showing you what’s inside your heart.” So I thought about my own life, my goals, and how these cards might be related. I jotted down some notes about my thoughts on a piece of paper next to me.
Step 5: Reflection
After interpreting the cards, I sat back and reflected. I thought about how I could use the messages from the cards in my life. I decided to let go of some old habits that were holding me back, just like the old – tree card suggested. And I was going to be more open to new opportunities, like the blooming – flower card and the rainbow card inspired me to do.
Overall, doing the spring equinox tarot spread was a really cool experience. It made me think about the changing seasons and how they can bring new energy to our lives. It’s like taking a little peek into the hidden parts of ourselves and the future. I’d definitely do it again next spring equinox!
