Choose Your Tarot Card
Here is your interactive tarot reading for today. Look at the image above and relax, focus on the first card that draws you in and that card will connect with your personal energy.
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Once you have picked your card, you can scroll down to see it revealed then read the information for today that carries your journey with it.
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Tarot Card Draw #1: The Hanged Man
One of the most basic and obvious meanings of The Hanged Man is indecision or being stuck in limbo. If this card turns up for you in a daily tarot draw, it may be indicating that you need to step back and try to remove yourself from the situation in order to look at things more objectively so you can make the best possible decision for yourself. By stepping outside yourself or the situation, things will eventually become more clear to you. This card will turn up if you are facing a dilemma or a tenuous, unsure situation. Another situation that The Hanged Man could be bringing your attention to is one that you are not happy with or is not at all satisfying to you. It is possible you are feeling trapped or stuck in quicksand and unable to change this situation for whatever reason. You may need to simply let go completely and just walk away for your own good. The Hanged Man may also turn to bring your attention to an overly negative or indecisive frame of mind or just a very limited way of thinking. You are not able to see the bigger picture. While seeking counsel, guidance or advice from others may help, ultimately you must act in your own best interest and make the decision for yourself. Take what others say about your situation for what it’s worth and just do what is best for you in the end. It is also possible that The Hanged Man would turn up in your daily draw to bring your attention to a situation that is not working out as you had planned and that some adjustments or changes need to be made. Alternatively, The Hanged Man may be coming up to tell you that you need to stop trying to be so controlling of another person or situation and simply allow things to work out as they will on their own in due time.
Tarot Card Draw #2: The Hermit, reversed
The Hermit falling upright for you frequently indicates the need for time alone to regroup or get some things straight in your mind and/or heart. However, when this card falls in the reversed position in a daily tarot draw, it may be trying to tell you that you are spending too much time alone or in isolation. You need to get back out there are start living your life, slowly beginning to socialize and reintegrate yourself. Too much time alone can be rather damaging to your emotional and/or mental state. Also, while time in self-reflection and taking time to do a reassessment of your life is often a good thing, there must be limitations as too much time in self-reflection could be potentially damaging as well. You may find yourself looking a bit too deeply and are seeing things from a darker perspective causing you to develop a negative outlook. Also, too much time in self-reflection can cloud your judgement and just confuse things as you may fall into the trap of “what if” or come to have regrets about a past decision that was actually in your best interest at the time. The Hermit, reversed, could also turn up for you in reference to a social situation in which you are feeling rather shy or reluctant to participate in but need to just take a chance and open yourself up. This card is encouraging you to be more social, get out there and open yourself up to new people and situations. In reversed position, The Hanged Man may also speak of you being afraid of looking at yourself more objectively out of fear of what you may see or learn about yourself. Lastly, when in reverse, The Hanged Man could be suggesting that you have allowed yourself to become a bit obsessed with someone or something to your own detriment. Also, you may be given to overly restrictive thoughts or a very narrow way of thinking and looking at things. Lighten up.
Tarot Card Draw #3: The Tower
Of the 78 cards in a typical Tarot deck, many persons with a good familiarity of the Tarot consider The Tower the worst to get in a reading. Personally, I see it quite the opposite, but I will get to that in a bit. All-too-often, The Tower speaks of some tragic, deeply traumatic events. Among them could be the death of a loved one, domestic abuse, violent assault or rape. The Tower could signify extremely negative life events such as divorce, miscarriage or stillbirth. It can warn of child abuse, major car accident, sudden loss of a job, overdose. All of these are just to name a few of the very negative indicators behind The Tower. Quite often the chaotic and destructive events heralded by The Tower are sudden and unavoidable. This card may serve as a warning to take extra precautions regarding your safety and/or start acting in a much more responsible manner. If you are one to take chances, especially a gambler, then be warned that a major loss is on the horizon. As I wrote in the beginning, I do not often see The Tower as being so terribly negative because I always look for the positive in even the most negative of situations. Quite frequently, any horrid life event or conditions one must endure as The Tower warns, something good always comes out of it in the end. It may take a while and things may be really, really ugly for some time, but keep in mind that it is always darkest before the dawn.
Having attained Master Level at Mediumship, Tarot, Energy Work and general Psychic Readings, Tamara (Tami) has a great many years’ experience as a Spiritual Counselor, Psychic, Tarot Reader and Medium also. She is highly skilled at Numerology, Auras, Past Lives and Chakras and can help you determine your own psychic abilities; she is remarkably adept at simple questions as well as those most in-depth. As an award-winning writer with more than 45 years’ experience, Tamara (Tami) has provided original works to 7thsense on various subjects and writes the Daily Tarot Draw.