Okay, so, the other day I got into this whole “Seven of Swords feelings” thing, you know, from Tarot. It started with me feeling kinda off, like something wasn’t quite right, but I couldn’t put my finger on it. I was trying to figure stuff out, and I had this deck of Tarot cards lying around that I sometimes mess with when I’m feeling confused.
So, I decided to pull a card and see what’s up. I shuffled the deck, thinking about what was bugging me, and BAM! Seven of Swords. Now, I’m no Tarot expert, but I know this card often means there’s some sneaky stuff going on, or maybe I’m not being totally honest with myself.
First, I just stared at the card, looking at the picture. This dude tiptoeing away with a bunch of swords, right? It kind of clicked. I realized I was avoiding something, dodging a tough conversation I needed to have. I was scared of the fallout, so I was just hoping it would all go away on its own.
- First step: Admit I was avoiding the issue.
- Second step: Think about why I was avoiding it. Fear. Classic.
I sat there for a while, just letting it sink in. It felt weirdly relieving to finally admit what I was doing, even if it was just to myself. I mean, I knew it all along, deep down, but seeing it reflected in the card made it real, you know?
Then I started to think about what I should do about it. The card doesn’t really tell you what to do, but it got me thinking. I decided I needed to face this thing head-on, even if it was scary. I mean, what’s the worst that could happen? It can’t be worse than this feeling of constantly looking over my shoulder, right?
Facing the Music
So, I finally had that talk I was avoiding. And guess what? It wasn’t as bad as I thought! It was tough, sure, but it was also a huge weight off my chest. And you know what else? The other person was actually pretty understanding. It felt like a fresh start, in a way.
Now, I’m not saying Tarot is magic or anything, but this whole experience was a good reminder to be honest with myself and to face my problems instead of running away. The Seven of Swords, with all its sneaky vibes, actually helped me be more upfront and deal with my stuff. Pretty ironic, huh?
Anyway, that’s my little story about how a Tarot card helped me sort out my feelings. It’s not every day you get a life lesson from a dude stealing swords, but hey, I’ll take it! It is a good way to deal with it when you do not know how to express your feelings.
