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Hello~ For your reading, I decided on my Gilded Tarot Deck. It was my first deck ever, so I thought it was a good choice for a general reading, since I trust it the most. And no need to thank me! I need the practice and these always seem to be a thing some of my followers like. So I’m just happy to do them! c:

First up, we have the Three of Swords. Not to scare you, but this is the card that tarot readers don’t like seeing. It’s the ultimate stress card. But no worries, we can fix it up. See, the Three of Swords is about quarreling mostly. It also can be misery through separation, as you can see that the swords are literally piercing a heart. Whatever it is, I hope you feel better! Being calm, and communicating with others is usually one of the best ways to stop this card in it’s tracks. Though this could be in the past, and in that case, I’m glad that you got through it or you currently are getting through it. No one wants to be in that situation.

The second card is The Sun. This is one of the happiest cards in the deck, actually. It means success, happiness, and peace in your life. It’s a major arcana card, which means that it’s powerful, and sometimes they’re big events. So in the near future, or even right now, you’re getting a boatload of happy being dumped on you soon. Congratulations! My warning with this card is to watch out, because even though you get a nice array of great emotions from this, it can make you vulnerable for the next drop. It’s fine to soak in the happiness, but d be prepared to brace yourself for when it leaves!

Lastly is The Moon. A weird way to end the reading, because The Moon is about unknown circumstances. Are you trying to decide where to go in your life right now? Does your future look unclear? That’s what The Moon stands for. It’s also a major arcana, and so it’s also powerful. I like this card because it really resonates with something a lot of tarot readers say: “The future is not set in stone; you control it, not the cards”. So even if you feel lost, in the dark, just following the full moon in the sky right now, you can change this. You will figure out what might be unknown. You can sweep away illusions. Your emotions will stabilize. Just remember: you are the one in control.

Overall, a very mood swingy reading. We went from the deep despair of the Three of Swords to the bright happiness of The Sun. Maybe these rises and falls are the reason that the Moon is here (it also can mean fluctuating emotions). But whatever does happen, you are in control. I know that this probably sounds like a cop-out ahahah but The Moon is about uncertainty. And it’s okay to be uncertain. We always get there. Knowing how to get out is the real key, though. ;)

Omg last time I legitimately thought about Bionicle was in like 5th grade, but I will try my best for you.

Bionicle

Push off a cliff: Makuta

Frick frack: I'm not even gonna

Marry: umm...I'll just go with Jaller

Set on fire: All of the Rahkshi cause they're fucking snakes

Wrap a blanket around: Takua

Be roommates with: Hahli

Oh god, this isn't a story I have prepared in my head.

I was around 16 when I got interested in tarot reading. I'm big on astrology, and I've been studying that since I could read horoscopes in the newspaper (one time I was the horoscope creator for my camp newspaper, but that's a story for another day), and through that I at least had a sense that you could read the future with cards.

I want to say it was Harry Potter that piqued my interest, but now that I'm thinking about it, it probably wasn't. Cause I remember reading the books after I had knowledge of it and when Professor Trelawney mentioned The Tower, my mind exploded cause I knew the meaning.

So it was probably a movie or TV show that really pushed me into asking my parents for tarot cards. I can't remember what though. But for Christmas, my parents bought me the Gilded Tarot deck that came with the Josephine Ellershaw book for Easy Tarot. It was a good basis, but the book came across that tarot has set meanings, and the whole fixed aspect that it gave off really threw me. I was really into it, but I wasn't into how the book portrayed it. I asked for more decks for my birthday, and my Aunt bought me two Rider-Waite decks. So I call them the twins.

I stopped reading for about a year, and when I was 17, the seniors had a class trip to the PA Renn Faire. For one thing, that trip was jank cause it rained really hard the whole day, and no one really wanted to do anything. We were asking for a reschedule cause we had to go home early because of all the fucking rain, and the teachers just basically gave up. But I did see a sign that said there were tarot readings, and it made me remember that I have my tarot cards on my bookshelf.

I started to on-off read the rest of that year. My boyfriend-of-the-time and I went to the Renn Faire the next year, and I bought my Dragon's Tarot deck there (it was the last one too so I guess it was meant to be), and I got a reading done. That really made me get back into tarot reading, cause I really connected with that deck. It's one of my favorites to use now.

the shiny after the hunt!