Recently, I got into Tarot again. I tried to learn some about it once when I was in college. I had friends who had Tarot cards and a Ouija board. I was all in at first, but as always, I’d overdo it, then just fade, and not follow through. Story of my life. Getting into Tarot again, I started watching a particular Tarot card reader on YouTube. I remember searching Cancer Tarot. Of course, tons of results came up. I found myself drawn to this one. She’d say in her videos, “if you dig my vibe man, subscribe to my channel”. I dug her vibe and subscribed. I’ve watched her almost everyday since. Her voice alone is calming, and her messages, to me, promote self-reflection, and many times hope.
I started watching this Tarot card reader after I, after careful consideration, purchased a deck of Tarot cards. To be honest, I waited for years to get a deck, only because I thought someone had to gift you your deck of cards. I thought that was the ritual, or whatever you want to call it, for years, because my best friend in our college years told me that. I asked her about it when I recently became interested in Tarot again. She told me I just needed to pick out a deck that ‘spoke’ to me, gifting the deck was not needed. I chose a deck, finally, and still swear she told me back then it was supposed to be gifted.
There were two reasons I chose the Tarot deck I did. I was drawn to the design on the back of the cards. It was a simple outline of an eye. I have a thing for eyes, always have. When I was a kid, I would draw on my notebook paper almond shaped eye after eye, rows of them. I was trying to make them look pretty and real, perfect them. I notice eyes are very prominent in my paintings without the intent on making them that way. I have a lone tattoo of the eye of Horus on my left collar bone. You get the idea.
The second reason I chose my deck was the artwork of one card in the whole deck. It instantly reminded me a of a painting I did years ago, a painting about me and an inner turmoil, go for it or don’t. The card I was drawn to in the deck, because of the artwork alone, turned out to be the Fool’s card. I had no idea what the Fool’s card meant when I had created my painting. I didn’t even think about it until just now really. The meaning behind each,
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I remember going to a reader when I was 20 or 21 years of age with my best friend. She heard through someone from another someone this lady read for people in her house. She used a regular Bicycle deck of playing cards to read from. She had said there were two people I would choose from to be my person, and I kept choosing the wrong one. The other person always seemed to be around, though. I would also be getting something very important soon, very soon, papers, a stack of papers. When I got home that day and checked the mail, there was an envelope stuffed with the results of a DNA test showing proof to the child’s father, it was in fact him. He wanted the test. He was a jerk. I knew it was his, so I wasn’t afraid to have the test done. I also ended up the next year dating his roommate, who has now been my husband for nearly twenty years. I guess my point was early in my life I had an interest and experience with Tarot reading, one that was eerily accurate.
Since I have recently been studying, watching, and practicing Tarot, I've found myself possibly going down the rabbit hole of the internet into the psychic world and what it means. I found another reader who has become my favorite. I still watch and adore the first reader I connected with, but I really have dug this new reader I watch, Steve. Why? It feels like someone you could hang with and not have to work at the conversation. It comes easy. That’s the best, someone you can be Chatty Kathy with . 😉
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