Tarot Readings and Consistent Predictions: What Do They Reveal?
I am a professional Tarot reader with years of experience. I consult my cards for answers and trust the insights they provide, often feeling that a single reading offers sufficiency and clarity. I believe that you 'ask once' and trust the answer that comes from within. However, I recently encountered a situation that challenges this approach. Here, I share my experience and explore what it might mean.
The Power of Trust and Intuition
As a fellow aspirant in the realm of Tarot, you may resonate with the idea of asking the cards only once. The concept is rooted in the belief that the answers are as internal as they are external. Often, the truth can be uncomfortable and unsettling, even if it feels right. If a reading gives you a sinking feeling, it's the truth. It's a reminder to press onward, even though the road may be difficult. The faster you move towards discomfort, the sooner you will find your path. This is not a race, but a journey.
A Shift in Perspective
Yet, my journey with Tarot reading has not always been so straightforward. Just a few weeks ago, I was close to giving up on divination. I had invested numerous hours in learning and practicing Tarot reading, exploring multiple decks, and even trying to predict the future with YouTube readings. One particular reader stood out for her accuracy, making me pursue Tarot reading more seriously. Despite my initial success, I began to question the value of Tarot. After all, it seemed to offer only partial truths, particularly in my love life.
For 15 years, I remained single, and every psychic gave me a deadline for finding my soulmate. Each deadline failed, leading to disappointment. Last year, I decided to focus on my own happiness, hoping that less dependency on Tarot would be beneficial. But something within me didn't let go of the potential that Tarot might hold. Earlier this year, I did a general forecast for myself, and the cards showed themes of romance and developing relationships—a revelation that was unexpected and resounded across multiple decks.
Seeking validation, I consulted another highly accurate reader who confirmed the same theme. What struck me was the consistency in the readings from different sources. Could this consistency hold some deeper meaning?
What Do Consistent Predictions Mean?
There are several theories to consider. Perhaps the cards were trying to communicate something significant about my situation. It's possible that the consistent predictions reflect an underlying truth that I have yet to recognize or accept. Alternatively, the multiple confirmations could be a sign that the situation is already in motion, albeit at a slower pace than anticipated. This aligns with the idea that what is meant for you will find its way to you.
On the other hand, consistent predictions might also indicate a cycle of false hope. Readers might have provided deadlines based on their understanding of my situation, leading to repeated disappointments. Could it be that my reliance on these predictions has hindered my chances of realization? Perhaps the true paths are better left undisturbed by external expectations.
Reflecting on my experiences, I have come to believe that Tarot, while sometimes helpful, may not always be the best tool for my love life. It has had a significant impact on my mindset, setting unrealistic expectations that have eventually led to frustration. It's a reminder that too much reliance on certain answers might be more detrimental than beneficial.
Embracing Life without Dependencies
Ultimately, my journey has led me to embrace a simpler approach to life. I consider my current profession in banking as an example. I initially had grand fantasies about it, only to realize later that the reality did not match my expectations. This experience has taught me that sometimes, reality is better than fantasy. I have reassessed my priorities, recognizing that a fulfilling relationship might not be essential to overall happiness. Living a life in flow, without being anchored to specific predictions, might be a more liberating path.
Thus, while I still believe in the power of Tarot as a tool for self-reflection and guidance, I am more cautious about relying on its predictions for specific outcomes. It's a reminder to trust my inner voice and the flow of life, rather than external validations.