This video is going to be about a lesson I learned about tarot and wishful thinking.
I what can happen is when we were doing tarot, what most likely for ourselves.
Sometimes we'll see.
We'll try to see what we want to see and not what the tarot is actually showing us, or we will see
what it's actually showing us.
But we don't want to look at it, you know, because it's not the answer we want.
Tarot has a habit of being a slap in the face, as I've said in this course.
It will tell you the truth, whether you like it or not.
So my story is there was this guy that I had a huge crush on.
And so I decided to do a terrible reading and my friend was with me, and now this guy had a big crush
on.
He was not interested in being in a relationship.
He had made that very, very clear.
And I respected that even though I secretly wished that he would change his mind and fall madly in love
with me.
I respected that, so I was doing this tarot reading and literally the cards came out to say, This
is not going to go the way you want it to go.
You will be disappointed.
And it just was very blatant.
I can't remember all the cards involved, but I remember the message and even my friends said, like,
Well, it's even the cards are telling you.
I'm like, Yeah, but you know what?
I want to have this experience, so I'm going to go ahead and.
Not date this guy, but spend time with this guy anyways, because I was so enamored by him that even
just being friends with him was good enough for me.
But, of course, ended up getting deeper feelings and he obviously wasn't interested the same way which
he had told me about the whole time.
So I just set myself up for disappointment, basically with my wishful thinking.
And if I just listen to the cards and maybe just decided to, you know, back off a little bit when
a little disappointed later on.
But that was just a little lesson that I learned and I wanted to share that make sure you're honest
with yourself when you're doing a reading for yourself.