Tarot cards represent well known symbols and archetypes that help illustrate a story. The intuition bit comes in traversing the connections between the known landmarks. I pulled the following spread (Dec 2019) with an open mind, no particular question or intent, just aiming to practice connecting the dots.
Five of Cups, Reversed
Interestingly, the reversed five of cups has a couple different meanings that are interdependent of the other cards in the reading - perfect for this exercise! When accompanied by other dark cards, it suggests a loss that feels insurmountable, and deep emotional wounds left behind. However, this card accompanies two mega powerful Major Arcana cards, so I'll apply the other interpretation, which is that my previous shitty situation has turned the corner. The situation is on the mend, and I am in the process of moving on.
Note: Minor Arcana show where where the seeker has the power of influence. Major Arcana shows where the universe is in charge, basically outside influences. A reading dominated by one or the other shows whether and where the seeker can exert influence.
The Chariot
Divinely-derived stick-to-it-ness, overcoming obstacles, and achieving goals. Affirmation that I'm moving in the right direction. And a reminder to be grateful for all the things that had to line up just right to make it happen.
The Empress
Creative projects coming to fruition, making shit happen. Also being surrounded by everything that I need to be happy - so be happy already!
Connecting the Dots
In this reading, the Majors dominate, so my influence basically comes down to choosing to get over shit. Now that the job and financial situation has been resolved in my favor, this spread invites me to relax, tap into my creative side, and bring some beauty into the world. Also a reminder to give back and nurture others to keep the good karma flowing.
Another thing I noticed was there's a theme lately showing me a connection between intellect and creativity. Like, I should tune into both channels and apply myself. I have a tendency to focus and go hard for brief periods and then coast for a while. Have you ever been in a car with someone who pumps the gas and coasts? It's goddamn annoying. I annoy myself 😜

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