Okay, so, I’ve been messing around with tarot cards lately, just for fun, you know? And I got this idea to make a “yes or no” list for each card. It sounded simple enough, but let me tell you, it turned into a whole thing.
First, I grabbed my deck and started shuffling. I figured I’d just pull each card and intuitively decide if it felt like a “yes” or a “no.” I made myself a cup of tea, lit a candle to set the mood, and got to work.
- I laid out the cards one by one.
- Then I picked up the card and held it, closing my eyes and trying to “feel” the answer.
- Sometimes it was easy. Like, The Sun? Obviously a “yes.” The Devil? Definitely a “no.”
But then there were those tricky ones. The cards that could go either way. I spent ages staring at them, turning them over in my hands, trying to figure out what they were saying. I was so into it I think I lost a few hours. It was like my brain was doing mental gymnastics.
I started writing everything down, making notes about why I thought each card was a “yes” or a “no.” And realized that every card have different meanings in different situations, how to make a final decision of “yes” or “no” was really driving me crazy. Changed my mind on a few cards at least five times, it was a mess.
After a while, I decided I needed a break. My head was spinning. I took a walk, got some fresh air, and when I came back, I looked at my list again. Suddenly, it all seemed a bit clearer.
I spent the rest of the day refining the list, tweaking the wording, and finally, I had it. A complete “yes or no” list for all 78 tarot cards. Finally, I finished it! Now I use this list to do a simple yes-or-no reading by myself.
It was way more work than I expected, but it was also kind of fun. And now I have this cool little tool I can use whenever I need a quick answer from the cards. I even shared it with some friends. They thought it was interesting and want to learn tarot reading with me!
If you’re into tarot, you should try making your own list. It’s a really interesting way to get to know the cards better. Just be prepared to spend some time on it!
