Essay On Angel Tarot Cards

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Over two years ago, I bought and reviewed my Angel Tarot cards, and while I haven 't talked about them since, I used them today to help me work through an issue I 'm having, and the results were so good that I thought I would share them.

Angel Tarot Review for November

I should clarify that my Angel Tarot cards always give good results. They always help me find answers to questions, which is why I still have them. I just haven 't found myself writing too much about them because - well, I guess I didn 't think a lot of people would be interested in them.

But, I find that many more people (compared to a few years ago) are open to tarot cards and their messages. And, I 'm interested in them and see them as a tool to help bring more happiness …show more content…
This is good because I 've been beating myself up a lot lately and I 'm ready to end that. For sure.

Card 7: Ace of Air

The suit of air represents our intelligence.

The card in the spread represents the power you have in the situation.

Ace of Air is about turning negatives into positives and having new ideas.

The big thing I took from this card is that I have the ability to change things around with my creativity. I 've always thought of myself as a creative person when I 'm not stuck in a state of fear or worry. And, because this card represents the power I have to influence this problem, it just seems right that new ideas and a plan of action based on them will help me get productive again.

Card 8: Four of Earth

The suit of Earth is about the material world.

This card in the spread represents the effects of people around me based on this situation.

The Four of Earth is about, among other things, fears that what you have gathered will be

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