Okay, so I pulled the Eight of Cups today, and let me tell you, it’s got me thinking. They call this card “Indolence,” which, you know, sounds like a fancy way of saying “lazy.” But I think it’s more than just being a couch potato. I feel like this card is trying to tell me something deeper about where I am in life right now.
I started by just staring at the card. I noticed the figure walking away from these stacked cups, and it felt like a picture of how I’ve been feeling lately, kind of wanting to abandon ship, to escape.
Then I grabbed my tarot journal and started jotting down some thoughts. It hit me that maybe this “indolence” isn’t just about being lazy. Maybe it’s about feeling stuck, unfulfilled. Like, I’m going through the motions, but my heart isn’t in it. It felt like I was throwing my energy to wrong things.
I decided to dig a little deeper, so I consulted a few of my favorite tarot resources. They talked about how the Eight of Cups can represent a turning point, a time when you realize that something’s gotta give. I started to see that this card is not about judging you for feeling lazy; it’s about urging you to ask yourself the hard questions.
- Why am I feeling this way?
- What am I really searching for?
- What am I avoiding?
So, I spent the next hour just reflecting. I thought about my job, my relationships, my daily routine. I realized I’ve been avoiding some tough conversations, both with myself and with others. I’ve been playing it safe, but “safe” has started to feel like a cage.
One book I read suggested pulling another card to see what might change if I learned to say “no” more often. And I did it. I pulled the Nine of Cups—the “wish fulfillment” card. It felt like the universe was giving me a thumbs-up, saying, “Go for it! It’s time to make some changes.”
I ended my tarot session feeling a mix of nervous and excited. The Eight of Cups may be about “indolence,” but it’s also about waking up. It’s about realizing that you have the power to change your life, even if it means walking away from something that no longer serves you. I may need to think more about this later, and maybe I should do another tarot reading to figure out my next steps.
I am not very sure about the meaning of indolence tarot, maybe I should try to ask myself: Are you ready to stand up for yourself and be brave? In what situations did you hide your true feelings? I just know a little bit about the meaning of the cards I pulled out today. But at least I tried to learn and practice tarot reading.
It was not an easy day, but at least I did something to make today different. I should keep doing this and be brave to make a change.
