Okay, here’s my blog post about my “tarot do amor” (love tarot) experience, written in a casual, personal style:
So, the other day I was feeling kinda blah about my love life, you know? Like, not bad, just…stuck. I kept seeing all these “tarot do amor” things pop up, and I’m usually pretty skeptical, but I figured, why not? Let’s spice things up a bit.
First, I googled for some free online options. I’m not about to spend a bunch of money on something I’m not even sure I believe in, right? I found a few sites that looked okay, not too scammy, and picked one that had pretty pictures. I’m a sucker for good visuals, what can I say?
Getting Started
The site I chose had a simple layout. It asked me to focus on my love question. I closed my eyes for a second, thought about what I really wanted to know, and then I typed it in. I think I asked something super cheesy like, “What’s the future of my love life?” Don’t judge!
Then, I had to “shuffle” the virtual cards. It was just a button I clicked, but I tried to put some intention into it, you know? Like, really feel the clicking. I’m not sure if that does anything, but it made me feel more involved.
- Card 1: The Past – This card was supposed to represent my past love experiences.
- Card 2: The Present – This one was about my current situation.
- Card 3: The Future – And this, of course, was the big reveal, the future outlook.
My Reading
Okay, so the cards popped up. Honestly, the descriptions were pretty general. The “past” card talked about past disappointments, which, duh, everyone’s had those. The “present” card mentioned needing to be open to new possibilities. Again, pretty vague.
But the “future” card… that one was interesting. It showed a card with two people embracing, and the description talked about a strong, passionate connection coming my way. It even mentioned something about taking a risk and being brave. Ooh la la!
My Thoughts
Did it blow my mind? Not really. Was it fun? Yeah, it kinda was! I think the best part was that it got me thinking about my love life in a different way. I was focused on the possibility of something good, rather than dwelling on the blah-ness I was feeling before.
I’m not saying I’m suddenly a tarot believer, but I am saying I’m more open to the idea. And, hey, even if it’s just a placebo effect, focusing on that positive “future” card made me feel a little more optimistic. I decided to take the card’s advice about “taking a risk” to heart. I messaged someone I’d been kinda-sorta interested in, but had been too chicken to reach out to. Baby steps!
So, that’s my “tarot do amor” adventure. It was a fun little experiment, and who knows, maybe that passionate connection is just around the corner. I will make sure to share if anything interesting happened!
