Okay, so I’ve been seeing this “tarot gitano gratis 12 cartas” thing popping up everywhere, and I finally decided to give it a shot. I’m a bit of a skeptic, but hey, it’s free, so why not?
First, I googled “tarot gitano gratis 12 cartas” to see what came up. I found a bunch of different websites, some looked kinda sketchy, others seemed okay. I picked one that didn’t ask for a ton of personal info – just a name and a birthdate, felt safer that way.
The Reading Process
Once I was on the site, I followed the instructions. It was pretty simple. I focused on my question (which I’m keeping private, sorry!), clicked on the virtual deck, and the site dealt out 12 cards. They were face down at first, and I had to click on each one to reveal it.
Each card had a short description, some were in Spanish (which, thankfully, I understood a bit), some were translated to English. Some websites even had audio, I closed that * descriptions were…interesting. Some were super vague, like “expect unexpected changes,” while others were a bit more specific, referencing relationships and work.
Here’s a breakdown of what I did:
- Found a site: I went through a few before settling on one.
- Entered my info: Just the basics, nothing too personal.
- Focused on my question: This felt important, like really concentrating.
- Selected the cards: Virtual cards, but still fun to click.
- Read the interpretations: This took the longest, trying to make sense of it all.
My Thoughts
Honestly, I’m still not sure what to make of it. Some of the card descriptions felt like they could apply to anyone, you know? Like, “you’ll face a challenge” – well, duh, who doesn’t? But a couple of the cards did resonate with my specific situation, which was a little spooky, not gonna lie.
I copied and pasted each card’s description into a document.I’m planning to see how many things can related to my actual life,and it’s helpful for me to see what will happen.
Overall, it was a fun little experiment. Did it give me profound insights into my future? Probably not. But it did get me thinking about some things, and it was definitely more entertaining than scrolling through social media. I might even try it again sometime, just for kicks.
