Okay, so I’ve been wanting to try this “spiritual card reading” thing for a while now. I’m not really sure what I believe about all that, but I’m open to exploring and I like trying new things. Today, I finally decided to give it a shot.
First, I found a quiet spot in my apartment. It was important that no one can disturb me. I lit a candle – just a regular scented one, nothing fancy – to kind of set a relaxing mood. I also put on some chill background music, you know, the kind with nature sounds and stuff. Then I made sure there was a clear, empty table in front of me.
Then, I grabbed the deck of cards I ordered online. I chose a deck with really pretty artwork, It made me more excited. I held the cards in my hands for a few minutes, just kind of, I don’t know, connecting with them? I closed my eyes and took some deep breaths, trying to clear my head.
Next, I shuffled the cards. A lot. I wasn’t really thinking about anything specific, just focusing on the shuffling itself. It felt pretty meditative, actually. Once I felt like I’d shuffled enough, I spread the cards out face down on the table.
Now, the instructions I read said to think of a question. I didn’t have any big, burning questions, so I just thought, “What do I need to know right now?” Then I hovered my hand over the cards and picked three that I felt drawn to.I picked them one by one, really slow.
My Card Interpretations
- Card 1: This one was supposed to represent the past. It had a picture of a woman holding a bunch of flowers. I interpreted that as maybe representing a time of abundance or joy that I’ve already experienced.
- Card 2: This one was for the present. It showed a guy climbing a mountain. That seemed pretty straightforward – it felt like it was telling me I’m in a period of challenge or effort, but working towards something.
- Card 3: This was the future card. It was a picture of a calm, peaceful lake. I took that to mean that things will eventually settle down and I’ll find some tranquility.
After that I flipped them over and spent some time looking at the pictures and reading the little descriptions that came with the cards. I jotted down some notes in my journal about what I thought each card might mean, and how it related to my life.
Honestly, the whole thing was surprisingly calming. It’s I felt so good. I don’t know if I “believe” in it, but it was a cool way to reflect and think about things from a different perspective. I might try it again sometime!
