Alright, let me tell you how I got into using reconciliation tarot cards. It all started when I was feeling super lost in a relationship. I was like, “What the heck is going on? How can I fix this mess?”
First off, I went out and bought a set of reconciliation tarot cards. I remember walking into that little new – age shop, looking at all those different decks. It was like a kid in a candy store, but for tarot lovers. I picked one that just felt right in my hands, with cool – looking cards and a nice little guidebook.
Once I got home, I cleaned my space. I lit a couple of candles, burned some sage, and put on some soft music. I was setting the mood, you know? I shuffled the tarot cards for a good while. It felt kind of like shuffling my thoughts and hopes together.
Then, I laid out the cards according to the basic spread in the guidebook. I was so nervous as I turned each card over. The first card showed something about the current state of the relationship. It was like, “Hey, this is where you’re at right now, buddy.”
I read the descriptions in the guidebook for each card. It was like getting little hints from the universe. Some of the cards made me go, “Oh, that makes total sense!” while others left me scratching my head.
After that, I thought about how I could apply what the cards were saying to my real – life situation. I made a list of things I could do differently, like having an open conversation or giving the other person some space.
Over the next few days, I followed those tips I’d come up with. And guess what? There was a little bit of improvement in the relationship. It wasn’t a magic fix, but it was a start.
Key tips I learned from this whole process:
- Prepare your space: Cleaning and setting a calm mood really helps you focus and connect with the cards better.
- Trust your instincts: While the guidebook is useful, sometimes your gut feeling about a card’s meaning can be spot – on.
- Take action: The tarot cards are just a guide. You have to go out there and do something based on what they tell you.
So, that’s my experience with using reconciliation tarot cards. It was a wild ride, but it taught me a lot about relationships and myself.
