Love and Tarot
These questions echo in the head and heart of someone who has known love, and who has been rejected by a lover. Love is a complex, living thing, and it has no real rules; you just have to make it up as you go. Sometimes you can play with love, and other times you are the one who gets played. The funny thing about love is that no one can avoid it, no matter how hard you try. Love will catch you in the end, unless you become a monk or nun or move to a deserted island.
Is love pain?
Is love joy?
Is love annoying?
Is love comforting?
Or is love worth dying for?
Which is true? Which describes love? Well, they are all true. When you first meet someone and start to like them (not yet love), you expect one of two things to happen: they will like you back in return and try and make a relationship, or they won’t like you and will want to maintain a one-kilometre buffer zone at all times to make sure you don’t accidentally run into each other. But that’s the thing, you don’t know which it will be at first, so you get an elevated heartbeat and a tingling sensation as you wait and wonder if that special someone will like you back. And when they don’t, it’s like slamming into a wall at 200 kilometres an hour or having all your life force and spirit and joy sucked out of you by a giant vacuum cleaner. That’s how unpredictable love is, but you can’t be afraid to try because the experience is invaluable, and like they say, “no pain, no gain.” But what if you could minimise the pain and maximise the gain?
Love and Tarot
After weeks or months this is it, you are going to tell that special someone you like them and want a relationship. But are you ready for rejection? Do you know what you will say? What if that person only wants to be friends? Until someone invents a time machine, you don’t know what the future holds. It looks like everything could be lost … but don’t despair just yet, there are ways to see the future without a time machine. One of those ways is tarot cards. Some people say tarot cards can predict what the future holds for work, relationships and love.
Let’s talk about how they can predict love, affairs, luck for couples, how long they will stay together and more. All these things can help you find the right partner in love. Tarot cards date back as far as the late 14th century and were used across Europe to play games like an ordinary deck of cards today. The cards weren’t associated with mysticism and magic until the 18th and 19th centuries, when they were widely adopted by mystics, occultists and secret societies.
On every single tarot card there is a different picture with different meanings. So if you get a card with a picture of lovers, it could mean you can expect good things for your love life. A tarot card with a wheel of fortune means money and wealth, and the death card means, well, something else. Based on the cards a fortune-teller can predict what your love life holds in store and answer any questions you may have.
Anyone can learn to read tarot cards but in the hands of professionals or a person with that mysterious sixth sense, the accuracy of these readings can be as high as 85 to 90 per cent. So if you have doubts or problems with love, a fortune-teller with a pack of tarot cards can help you make the right decisions.
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