I’d like to share my recent tarot-guided experiences in my …
I’d like to share my recent tarot-guided experiences in my life:
1) I bought my first home in Austin, TX at the cards’ suggestion just before the pandemic started. I now have 54% equity due to its value increase; I’m scared that I can’t afford taxes on it.
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2) I decided to buy - not lease - solar panels on my house at the suggestion of the cards. I signed the contract mere days before Texas’s catastrophic energy failures. The cost of the same panels is now triple from the same company I contracted with.
3) The cards suggested that I mention my musical background during a very high stress and competitive interview for a position unrelated to anything musical. I received the position out of a pool of 6,000 only because I mentioned that I’m a composer.
The position was for a fixed term, so I no longer hold the position. But it was one of the most gratifying and valuable experiences in my life.
4) When my cat - who was my life - died in 2016, the cards suggested that I would find another feline friend on my birthday. Although I wasn’t ready at the time, I went to the shelter and found my new best friend - a GIANT of a cat who’s as nice as can be.
To be absolutely clear on this topic: Tarot cards are NOT magical. They do not contain any properties other than the material they’re printed on. There’s nothing inherently special about them.
But allegory and symbols are everywhere in this universe. Tarot is simply a system of allegory that reflects the condition of the universe in various respects in the same manner that a book reflects the work of its author. It’s not hard to understand.
And it’s a joy to help others by accessing my own understanding of such allegory. That’s why I’ll read for anyone, anywhere, anytime to the extent that I’m able to do so.