Okay, so I wanted to try something new with my tarot deck, and I decided to focus on a simple “yes” or no” question using the Ace of Coins. Here’s how it went down.
First, I cleared my space. I just like to make sure the energy is good, you know? I lit a candle – nothing fancy, just a regular white one – and put on some chill background music. No words, just instrumental stuff. I then held my deck in my hands for a few minutes, just getting a feel for it and centering myself.
The Question
I spent some time thinking about a specific question I had. It was about a potential new project at work, and I was really on the fence about whether to volunteer for it. Too much extra work? Or a great opportunity? I needed some clarity!
The Draw
I shuffled the deck really well, like, really well. Then I cut the deck into three piles and restacked them. Finally, I fanned the cards out face down on the table and hovered my hand over them until I felt a little tingle – that’s how I usually pick my cards.
I pulled one card: the Ace of Coins. Sweet!
The Interpretation (My Version)
Now, I know the Ace of Coins isn’t strictly a “yes” or “no” card, but for this, I was looking at it in terms of potential and new beginnings. I thought of upright as “Yes” and a reversal would mean “No”.
- Ace of Coins (Upright): To me, this screams “yes”! It’s all about new opportunities, potential for growth, and material abundance. It felt like the universe was saying, “Go for it! This project has good things in store for you.”
- If I have drawn a reversed card: I would have taken that as a “no,” or at least a “not right now.”
The Result
Because the Ace of Coins, I decided to go for it! I emailed my boss the next morning and volunteered for the project. I’m still waiting to hear back, but I feel good about my decision. The card gave me that extra nudge of confidence I needed.
So, that’s my little experiment with a “yes” or “no” tarot reading using the Ace of Coins. It’s not a super in-depth method, but it felt right for what I needed. And hey, it got me to take action, which is always a good thing!
