Well, I’ve always been curious about tarot cards, especially when it comes to what they mean for money and success. So, I decided to dig into it myself.
First, I went out and bought a deck of tarot cards. It was a bit of a hassle to find the right one, but I finally picked a nice-looking deck from a local new-age shop. Then, I sat down at my kitchen table and started shuffling the cards. I have to say, it felt a bit weird at first, like I was doing something kind of magical.
I looked up some basic meanings of the cards online. There are so many different interpretations, but I found a few websites that seemed pretty reliable. I read about the major arcana and the minor arcana, and how each card could relate to money and success.
Next, I decided to do a simple three-card spread. I shuffled the cards again, really well, and then laid out three cards in a row. The first card was supposed to represent the past regarding money and success, the second the present, and the third the future.
I studied each card carefully, trying to match what I’d read about the meanings with what I saw in the cards. One of the cards showed a person holding a bag of coins, which I guessed was a good sign for money. Another card had a figure climbing a mountain, which I thought might mean that I had to work hard for success.
After that, I started thinking about how these card meanings related to my own life. I recalled some past financial decisions and how they might connect to the first card. For the present, I looked at my current job situation and my savings. And for the future, I made some mental notes about what I could do to improve my chances of money and success.
Over the next few days, I kept coming back to the cards. I researched more about the specific cards I’d pulled and found even more interpretations. I also talked to a few friends who were into tarot, and they gave me their thoughts on my spread.
It’s been a while since that first tarot card session, and I have to say, it’s been an interesting journey. I’m not sure if the cards really predict the future, but they’ve definitely made me think more about my money and success goals. And who knows, maybe there’s some truth to all this tarot stuff after all!
