Make Your Damn Bed24 Feb 2022

Day 376 || magic tangent III

Keep an open mind and see if you can squeeze anything valuable out of the experience - you may be surprised at what you gain by doing so.

How to set yourself up for a resounding TAROT session:

1. Get in an energetic alignment with the part of you that wants to gain insight from the reading. Even if its just a general reading - really take your time to breathe, get comfortable in the space and allow yourself to really buy into the experience for the time being. I have had readers that shuffle for me and some that allow me to shuffle my own read and I personally like to put my energetic alignment into the cards themselves. This helps me to connect with where I am and really get present by providing a tangible, grounding device.

2. Set your intention for the experience you want to have. What do you want to know? Again, even if it’s a general reading - set your intention on buying in and resonating with what you can and leaving behind what you can’t.

3. Ask if you can have a moment to look at the cards without interruption for a moment and see if you have any unforeseen insights that arise by looking at the images that came up. I love how each tarot reader interprets in their own style but has the basic meanings of the cards that speak the same truth so I feel like going in with little preconceived notions about the cards at all and simply interpreting them earnestly without prejudice is a great way to kind of see or find out where you’re associating and protecting your own feelings into your own perspective of your issue or what have you.

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