Okay, so I’ve been seeing this “free money tarot” thing pop up all over my socials, and I gotta admit, I was curious. I mean, who doesn’t want a little extra cash? So, I decided to give it a shot and see what all the fuss was about. I’m going to walk you through exactly what I did, step by step.
Getting Started
First, I needed a tarot deck. I didn’t have one lying around, and I was too lazy go get * went online and found a few websites that offer virtual tarot * peasy.
Next, I needed to clear my head. I’ve heard that having a clear intention is super important for tarot, so I took a few deep breaths, closed my eyes, and really focused on my desire for, well, free money! I pictured myself finding a random twenty-dollar bill on the sidewalk, or maybe winning a small lottery. Just something to boost my bank account a little.
The Reading Itself
I picked a website I use often and chose a simple three-card spread. The website prompted me to shuffle the virtual deck (which felt kinda weird, clicking a button instead of actually shuffling), and then I clicked on three cards.
- Card 1 (The Past): This card was supposed to represent the past influences on my financial situation. Mine was the wheel.
- Card 2 (The Present): This card represented my current financial state. Mine was The Sun.
- Card 3 (The Future): And this, of course, was the big one – what the future holds for my money situation.I got 9 of pentacles.
My Interpretation (and What Happened Next)
Honestly I have no clue what the first two cards mean,but the last one is great!.I interpret the cards as things in general looking up for my career and income.I am happy with that.
I thanked the virtual tarot deck (again, felt a little silly), and closed the laptop. I didn’t expect anything to happen immediately, and I kind of forgot about the whole thing.
The Result?
I did have a bit more postive and confident attitude going about my week. And I really needed it. Did I suddenly become rich? * tarot reading made me feel good and have a good rest of the week.
So, was the “free money tarot” a total scam? Not really. It was more of a fun experiment, and it definitely got me thinking about my finances in a new way. Would I do it again? Maybe! It was an interesting experience, and who knows, maybe next time I will stumble upon that twenty-dollar bill. You never know!
