Alright, folks, let’s get into it. Today, I’m gonna share my experience with something called the “High Priestess reversed” in a tarot card reading. Honestly, I’m not a big tarot guy, but a friend of mine is super into it, and they did a reading for me the other day. I figured, why not? Let’s see what this is all about.
So, first off, my friend laid out the cards, and boom, there it was – the High Priestess, but upside down. In tarot terms, that’s called “reversed.” My friend’s eyebrows shot up, and they were like, “Hmm, interesting.” I’m sitting there, thinking, “What’s so interesting about an upside-down card?”
They started explaining that the High Priestess reversed usually means something’s off with your intuition or that there might be some hidden stuff going on around you. They said it could also mean I’m not really listening to my inner voice or that I’m feeling kinda lost and confused about something in my life.
Here’s what went down during the reading:
- The Setup: My friend, let’s call them Alex, shuffled the tarot deck and had me cut it. Then they started laying out cards in a spread.
- The Draw: The High Priestess came up reversed. Alex paused and explained that in the reversed position, this card often indicates a disconnect from one’s intuition or inner wisdom.
- The Interpretation: Alex interpreted this as a sign that I might be ignoring my gut feelings or that there could be hidden agendas around me that I’m not aware of. They suggested that I might be feeling confused or uncertain about something in my life.
- My Reaction: I was a bit skeptical but also intrigued. I couldn’t think of anything specific at that moment, but the idea of hidden agendas and ignoring my intuition did make me think.
- The Advice: Alex advised me to be more mindful and pay more attention to my surroundings. They also suggested journaling as a way to reconnect with my inner self.
After the reading, I didn’t just forget about it. I started paying more attention to how I was feeling and the things happening around me. I even started writing down my thoughts and feelings in a journal, just like Alex suggested. It was weird at first, but it actually helped me clear my head a bit.
One day, I realized that a friend had been acting strange lately. They were being kind of secretive and not really telling me the whole truth about something. I confronted them about it, and it turned out I was right. There was something they weren’t telling me, and it was affecting our friendship.
So, did the reversed High Priestess card predict this? I don’t know, maybe. But it definitely made me more aware of my intuition and the people around me. I started trusting my gut feelings more, and it actually helped me navigate some tricky situations.
What I Learned:
- Paying Attention: The whole experience made me realize how important it is to pay attention to your inner voice and the signs around you.
- Journaling Helps: Writing stuff down really does help you process your thoughts and feelings. It’s like having a conversation with yourself.
- Trust Your Gut: If something feels off, it probably is. Don’t ignore those feelings.
In the end, I’m not saying I’m a tarot believer now, but this experience with the High Priestess reversed was definitely eye-opening. It taught me to be more in tune with myself and the world around me. And hey, if a simple card reading can do that, maybe there’s something to this tarot stuff after all.
That’s my story, folks. Take it or leave it. But if you ever get a chance to do a tarot reading, just keep an open mind. You never know what you might learn about yourself.
