My Tarot Reading Card Journey

LOOKING BACK Yesterday my card of the day is Nine of Cups reversed which indicated disappointment. In one of the podcast of the Tarot Lady she mentioned that in a book Tarot Reversals by Mary K. Greer, reversals carries similar meaning to the upright reading of the preceding card of the deck.  With that in thought, I checked out the interpretation of Galaxy Tarot about the Eight of Cups. KEYWORDS: Spirit quest, leaving behind, taking space, retreat, travel This is a card of letting go and moving on.  Although the retreat indicated by the Eight of Cups is voluntary, it is also painful. It often means taking time alone to contemplate one's emotions and decide if leaving is the best route. It could mean literally leaving - changing homes, ending a relationship, quitting a job, going on a trip to find yourself - or leaving behind hopes and dreams. When this card appears you or someone involved is tired of feeling disappointed and hopeless and is...

CARD OF THE DAY The Nine of Cups reversed is a card that indicates disappointment or smugness. You may be feeling emotionally empty despite your efforts or that you can't be happy until you have what someone else has. It may be that current path will never bring you the joy you seek and that you need to look for it elsewhere. Alternatively, happiness may be very close at hand, but you need to begin noticing all you do have, instead of what you lack. This card also indicates that you are very happy, but you are using your happiness in ways that hurt others.  You may be so self-satisfied that you are not noticing the feelings of those around you. Your bragging and smugness may be very unappealing to those around you. Source: Galaxy Tarot ***** Somehow I feel disappointed today. Maybe because I feel empty. I want a better life. I want to have nicer things. I want to have a loving partner. I also feel that I feel inferior to some. I was thinking of ...

Card of change and transition It shows a man turning his back on all he has accumulated or accomplished before.  He disappears by night into a barren and difficult terrain with only a cloak on his back and a staff on his hand. Question to Ask Myself *  What do I need to leave behind once and for all? *  If I left in search of "more" what would I be looking for exactly? *  How might a retreat enhance my perspective? The Eight of Cups also indicates that you are disappointed enough to walk away from everything you have built up so far. It could indicate a disappointment in love or dissatisfaction with material success. It could also indicate that you have over-extended yourself to the point of emotional exhaustion. Even though you have already come so far, you feel that you can no longer go on and your only choice is to walk away from the situation. You feel disappointed with yourself but you know that this is the right thing to do before you completely b...