Yet this spread is highly complex and often inappropriate for the question in mind. Instead, there are multiple aspects to each of the Tarot cards, which is what makes them so rich and complex. In all of these situations, your emotions are running high and you’re probably very worked up about what has happened. But suddenly you’re finding out about what happened in the past, what other people think about the situation, what you’re hoping for, what your underlying fears are, etc. All you really wanted to know was whether or not you should go! When you are already emotionally invested in a situation, you will have your own perspectives and beliefs that will shape your interpretation of the Tarot cards a certain way. For example, you draw the Two of Swords, which is about making a decision between two options, so you draw another two cards to understand what those options are. This blog post delves into the meaning of the Two of Pentacles reversed, highlighting the chaos and confusion of being overburdened by tasks. Reading Tarot for yourself can end up being very confusing and inaccurate, especially when you may be making some critical mistakes on how you read and interpret the Tarot cards.
P.S. Want to Read Tarot for Yourself with Clarity? One of the hardest things about reading Tarot for yourself is keeping an open and clear mind and staying objective. Take note of the Tarot reading then put it away and come back to it later. Instead, I suggest they come back in a month or wait until something changes. Instead, go with your gut. So, let's say that you do opt for the flashy sports model in your teen dating relationships. So, when reading Tarot for yourself, commit to drawing clarifying cards only when you really need to or when it makes sense. If you’re still struggling to let go after going through the steps above, then maybe you need help. And for many questions, you simply need only a few Tarot cards and you will have your answer. Your boyfriend just rang to break up with you and now you want to draw a few Tarot cards to see if you will get back together. Don’t get stuck on trying to find the perfect, most convenient meaning. Unfortunately, there is not just one meaning for each Tarot card.
And even then, only draw one or two extra cards. Try volunteering, making yourself available for extra projects, or picking up the extra load. Sometimes, it makes sense to draw an extra Tarot card in a reading to clarify a particular card. Wait for at least a month before reading on the same topic, or at least until something significant changes. One of the biggest mistakes I see other Tarot enthusiasts make is that they read over and over again on the same topic. Make a commitment now to read once and once only on your particular topic. Never, under any circumstances, introduce a previous lover as a topic of conversation when you're chatting, especially their predilections in the bedroom. Whenever any of my clients request a Tarot reading on the same topic within a short period of time, I strongly recommend that they do not go ahead with it.
It is the same with reading Tarot for yourself. The hardest thing about reading Tarot for yourself is that you can end up with a ‘convenient’ but highly subjective interpretation of the Tarot cards. You might be facing a major personal issue or wanting to explore a part of yourself, so you turn to your Tarot cards to help you. When reading for yourself, you might ignore the most common meanings for a Tarot card, but you hone into just one sentence or one angle that gives the message you want. The General Health Reading is quick spread that is useful for getting an idea of how the subject of the reading’s health is doing and how it might change in the future. Let me do a reading for you! For me, it was that reading with my client. Here are six common mistakes that are made when reading Tarot for yourself, and how you can avoid them. By avoiding these six mistakes, you will be well on your way to creating accurate Tarot readings for yourself. Are the Tarot readings you do for yourself professional and ethical?