csdude
There's a girl that I used to really crush on a long time ago; in fact, she was my first "real" crush. She lives in another state now, but we chat every once in awhile.
I was considering sending her a message and remind her about how we had first met (she was 6, I was 7), and tell her how she was really my first crush. I typed it all up, and then did a spread, asking "what will be the outcome for me if I send this message?"
The result was:
I'm using Enchanted Tarot.
I usually read the middle card as the focus, then the first card as the first clarifier, and the third card as the second clarifier. I do the spread in a triangle, then whether the clarifiers are facing towards or away from the focus is sometimes relevant. In this case, both the Hermit and the Fool are facing away from the Devil, so maybe I should consider them to be reversed?
My feelings toward her were never "purely" sexual or material (I mean, it stemmed from when I was 7), so I don't think that the Devil is referring to how I feel here.
Maybe the outcome is that she'll be in to me sexually, but my desire for a relationship (Hermit reversed) puts me in danger of acting foolishly (Fool reversed)?
Or if I don't consider them reversed, then maybe she'll still be in to me either sexually or for money, but it won't be immediate (Hermit), and could turn in to something happy (Fool)?
Other thoughts?
I was considering sending her a message and remind her about how we had first met (she was 6, I was 7), and tell her how she was really my first crush. I typed it all up, and then did a spread, asking "what will be the outcome for me if I send this message?"
The result was:
Hermit (time to yourself, learning a lesson)
Devil (deceit, treachery; desire for earthly gains, maybe sex)
Fool (don't over-analyze; great potential, new beginnings, inspiration, joy)
* Shadow
6 of Swords (change of direction for a new perspective; difficult time is ending)
I'm using Enchanted Tarot.
I usually read the middle card as the focus, then the first card as the first clarifier, and the third card as the second clarifier. I do the spread in a triangle, then whether the clarifiers are facing towards or away from the focus is sometimes relevant. In this case, both the Hermit and the Fool are facing away from the Devil, so maybe I should consider them to be reversed?
My feelings toward her were never "purely" sexual or material (I mean, it stemmed from when I was 7), so I don't think that the Devil is referring to how I feel here.
Maybe the outcome is that she'll be in to me sexually, but my desire for a relationship (Hermit reversed) puts me in danger of acting foolishly (Fool reversed)?
Or if I don't consider them reversed, then maybe she'll still be in to me either sexually or for money, but it won't be immediate (Hermit), and could turn in to something happy (Fool)?
Other thoughts?