Okay, so, I’ve been messing around with Tarot cards for a while now, mostly just for fun and a little bit of self-reflection. I’m no expert, but I do like seeing what pops up and how it might relate to my life. Recently, I was curious about a, uh, situation with someone, and I decided to do a simple one-card pull for the “love outcome,” using the Nine of Pentacles.
Here’s what went down:
My Little Tarot Experiment
First, I grabbed my favorite deck – the one with the really pretty artwork. I shuffled the cards, like, a lot, while thinking about this person and the whole…vibe between us. I wanted to be really clear with my intention, you know? Just focusing on the potential outcome of our connection.
Then, I spread the cards out face down on my table. I hovered my hand over them for a bit, trying to feel… I don’t know… a pull? A tingle? Anything? It sounds silly, but sometimes I swear I feel a little something.
Finally, I picked a card. And, bam, it was the Nine of Pentacles.
Now for the result:
- I mean, she’s chilling in a beautiful garden, totally self-sufficient and content.
- It’s all about independence, financial security, and enjoying the good things in life.
My Takeaway
So, what did I make of this in terms of a “love outcome”? Well, it wasn’t exactly the passionate, romantic card I might have hoped for. But honestly, it resonated in a different way.
It felt like a reminder that my own happiness and fulfillment shouldn’t depend on the outcome with this person. That I need to focus on building my own “garden,” so to speak. Cultivating my own interests, financial stability, and overall sense of self-worth.
Maybe the “outcome” isn’t about whether we end up together or not. Maybe it’s about me becoming the best, most independent version of myself, regardless. And you know what? That feels pretty good, too. It might not be fireworks, but it’s solid. It’s empowering.
It’s like the card is saying, “Hey, focus on you. Be awesome on your own. And whatever happens, happens.” And I’m kind of digging that message right now.
This is it. I think I will be fine, that is what I really feel, I was thinking too much.
