Okay, so today I wanted to mess around with some tarot cards, specifically the “sota espadas” from the Tizana deck. I’ve been feeling a bit off lately, lots of mental fog and some weird vibes in my personal life, and I figured, why not see what the cards have to say? I grabbed my Tizana deck and headed to my usual spot on the living room floor where the sunlight hits just right.
I started by shuffling the deck, really focusing on what’s been going on with me and trying to clear my head. After shuffling for a while, I felt like it was time to draw. I spread the cards out in a fan shape and hovered my hand over them, waiting for that little tingle that tells me which one to pick. And there it was, I got pulled towards this one card, and I flipped it over. It was the Page of Swords, but it was reversed.
- First reaction: “Huh, that’s interesting.”
I know a bit about tarot, but I’m no expert, so I grabbed my notebook where I jot down my interpretations and thoughts. Usually, the Page of Swords is all about new ideas, curiosity, and mental energy. But reversed? That threw me off a bit.
I remembered reading somewhere that a reversed Page of Swords can mean someone’s playing mind games or being cold, so I started thinking about my current situation. I’ve been feeling like there’s some miscommunication going on with people close to me. It is like they are not saying what they really mean, or maybe I’m just not getting it. This card seemed to hit the nail on the head.
Digging Deeper
So, I started to really think about these recent interactions. Was I missing something? Was someone being intentionally vague? I wrote down some examples in my notebook, trying to see a pattern. The more I thought about it, the more this reversed Page of Swords made sense. It felt like a wake-up call to pay more attention to the details and maybe even confront some of these communication issues head-on.
After a while, I put the cards away, feeling a bit more clarity. I still don’t know exactly what’s up, but I feel like this little tarot session gave me a new perspective. It’s like the cards were telling me, “Hey, look closer, there’s something off in how you’re communicating or how others are communicating with you.” I made a mental note to be more observant and maybe even a bit more direct in my conversations.
Anyway, that was my little adventure with the “sota espadas” today. It wasn’t a magic solution, but it definitely got me thinking. Maybe I will try to talk to some of my friends, maybe not, I will see how it goes. Tarot is weird like that, it doesn’t give you all the answers, but it sure does make you think.
