Okay, so I’ve been diving deep into Tarot lately, and I wanted to share something I tried out today. I was feeling a bit stuck in a romantic situation, so I decided to pull a single card for advice – the Page of Pentacles. Here’s how it went down:
My Question
First, I grounded myself. Took a few deep breaths, you know, just to clear my head and get centered. Then, I shuffled my deck while focusing on my love life dilemma. It’s basically about whether I should take a chance on this new connection or hold back. Once I felt ready, I asked my question out loud: “What do I need to know about moving forward in this situation?”
Pulling the Card
I cut the deck and flipped over the top card. Boom! Page of Pentacles. I gotta admit, I was a little surprised. I was kinda expecting a more, like, dramatic card, you know? But the Page…he’s all about slow and steady progress.
Initial Thoughts
My first thought was, “Okay, this is about being practical.” Pages are like the students of the Tarot, so it felt like the cards were telling me to approach this with my head, not just my heart. I jotted down some initial impressions in my journal:
- Be patient.
- Look at the facts.
- Don’t rush into anything.
- Small steps are okay.
Digging Deeper
Then, I grabbed my favorite Tarot book and looked up the Page of Pentacles. I wanted to see if there were any other meanings I was missing. The book talked about grounding, being realistic, and focusing on the tangible. It also mentioned that the Page can represent a new opportunity or a message related to practical matters.
Putting it into Practice
So, how did I apply this to my situation? Well, instead of jumping to conclusions or fantasizing about what could be, I decided to take a more down-to-earth approach. I made a list of the pros and cons of pursuing this connection. I also thought about what a healthy, realistic relationship would look like to me.
Instead of sending a super flirty text (which is what I wanted to do), I sent a simple message suggesting we grab coffee and, like, actually talk. Keeping it casual, you know?
The Result (So Far!)
It’s still early days, but I feel good about this. I feel like I’m being more mindful and intentional, which is definitely a win. It took away some of the anxiety I am feeling about this. The Page of Pentacles reminded me that it’s okay to take things slow and to build a solid foundation. I’ll keep you guys posted on how it goes!
