I’ve never been good at asking for advice, but often find I have no idea what I’m doing. So, I just sit down and try to figure it out for myself. Sometimes I just end up thinking way too much.
Finishes laying last card.
I’ve always been interested in things that other people think are weird. Like these, Tarot Cards are one of the most interesting things I’ve ever bought. Now I don’t necessarily believe in reading the future or anything like that. But, tarot cards really just work off of psychology. There’s this psychological theory by Carl Jung about archetypes. Basically it says that there is this thing called the collective unconscious, knowledge that is inherent in every living person. These archetypes represent ideas we all have and evoke …show more content…
This card represents a person who thinks logically, sometimes too logically. They’re independent, and smart, but not very intuitive. This person could probably afford to follow their emotions a little more. They think too much. They overanalyze things and that might bring them down. They need to learn to listen to their gut a little more, instead of just their head.
Flips over second card – Death.
This card is what crosses you, meaning the problems you’re facing currently.
Shows the Audience the death card.
Every time this card comes up it’s a little nerve wracking. But really all that it means is change. The shift from one phase of life to another. This is probably something big, maybe you got married, or had a kid. Or maybe you moved away from home, maybe you just started college. That’s a pretty significant change, something like that might mess with your head a little, right?
Flips over third card – the Six of Swords.
This is the crowning card, representing the ideal situation.
Shows the Six of Swords
The Six of Swords. It’s a little weird that this card is showing up as the crowning card. It means obstacles and challenges ahead. Why would that be ideal? Most people want things to go as easily as they can. So who would want what’s ahead of them to be challenging? But, pushing yourself can be a good thing right? It can really show you who you are, know what I
Finishes laying last card.
I’ve always been interested in things that other people think are weird. Like these, Tarot Cards are one of the most interesting things I’ve ever bought. Now I don’t necessarily believe in reading the future or anything like that. But, tarot cards really just work off of psychology. There’s this psychological theory by Carl Jung about archetypes. Basically it says that there is this thing called the collective unconscious, knowledge that is inherent in every living person. These archetypes represent ideas we all have and evoke …show more content…
This card represents a person who thinks logically, sometimes too logically. They’re independent, and smart, but not very intuitive. This person could probably afford to follow their emotions a little more. They think too much. They overanalyze things and that might bring them down. They need to learn to listen to their gut a little more, instead of just their head.
Flips over second card – Death.
This card is what crosses you, meaning the problems you’re facing currently.
Shows the Audience the death card.
Every time this card comes up it’s a little nerve wracking. But really all that it means is change. The shift from one phase of life to another. This is probably something big, maybe you got married, or had a kid. Or maybe you moved away from home, maybe you just started college. That’s a pretty significant change, something like that might mess with your head a little, right?
Flips over third card – the Six of Swords.
This is the crowning card, representing the ideal situation.
Shows the Six of Swords
The Six of Swords. It’s a little weird that this card is showing up as the crowning card. It means obstacles and challenges ahead. Why would that be ideal? Most people want things to go as easily as they can. So who would want what’s ahead of them to be challenging? But, pushing yourself can be a good thing right? It can really show you who you are, know what I