Okay, so today I wanted to mess around with my tarot deck and see what I could find out. The question I had in mind was, “How does a specific person see me?” I’m not gonna lie, pulling the 3 of Swords for this was a bit of a gut punch. But, hey, that’s what I’m here to share – the whole messy process, right?
My Card Pulling Process
First things first, I grabbed my deck and gave it a good shuffle. I like to spend a bit of time just holding the cards, thinking about the person, and really focusing on my question. It’s kinda like setting the intention, you know?
Then, I spread the cards out face down on my table. I usually just go with my gut feeling when I pick a card. No fancy techniques or anything, just whichever card feels “right” at that moment.
And boom – there it was. The 3 of Swords. My heart kinda sank. If you’ve ever seen this card, you know it’s not exactly sunshine and rainbows. Three swords piercing a heart… yeah, not a great visual.
Digging Into the Meaning
I remind myself, to not be too literal. It is about interpretation.
I grabbed my favorite tarot guidebook and started reading up. I’ve also got a few websites I trust, so I checked those out too. I’m not an expert by any means, but I’ve been playing with tarot for a while now, so I have a basic understanding of the cards.
- Heartbreak and Pain: Okay, this is the obvious one. The 3 of Swords often points to feeling hurt, betrayed, or just generally down in the dumps.
- Miscommunication: This card can also suggest that there’s been some kind of misunderstanding or miscommunication that’s leading to these negative feelings.
- Truth Revealed: Sometimes, the 3 of Swords can indicate that a painful truth has been revealed. It’s not fun, but it’s necessary for growth.
Putting It All Together
So, what does this mean for how this person sees me? Honestly, it could be a few things.
Maybe they see me as someone who’s caused them pain, intentionally or not.
Or perhaps they think I’m holding onto some hurt or resentment towards them.
It could also be that they see me as someone who’s going through a tough time, and they’re not sure how to handle it.
In reality, I am that kind of person after all, so that’s my interpretation of my practice process.
The 3 of Swords is a tough card, no doubt about it. It’s a reminder that sometimes, relationships are messy and painful. But it’s also a reminder that we can learn and grow from these experiences, even if it doesn’t feel like it in the moment. For me, I will keep an eye on it and continue my tarot practices, I am sure things will be better, at least I hope so!
