These last few
week’s I've answered every day, from Mabon to Samhain, a question about the changing of the season, with
my tarot and oracle cards. Some of them were easy, others personal and sometimes
difficult. I've learned a lot along the way:
- Even when it was hard to write every day about a prompt I didn't give up. Since I’m usually only very enthusiastic in the beginning of a challenge, this was a very nice experience. I feel proud I have completed it.
- I have found that free writing about a card can lead to very expanded interpretations which differ every time when you pull that card again.
- Every tarot card can answer every question. That was new for me too. I didn't know that until now. When you circle around the card in your mind there’s always a usable angle from which you can read it.
- Besides that I do believe more strongly that the cards don’t come up randomly. There were some cards so much in sync with the question that they reminded me of little gifts.
- Writing in another language than your own is hard, but it also makes me more conscious of what I want to say. It’s like slow-writing
- Every comment I've got was an unexpected treasure. It is so good to read other people’s opinions. In the Netherlands tarot isn't that popular yet, so it’s hard to find likeminded people. That’s the main reason I’m writing this blog in English. You can say that it’s you guys who inspired me to start writing. I've made this blog at first only to show my crafts etc. Never thought I would like this writing in response to a daily card that much.
- Let's not not forget the unraveling of the wisdom hidden in the cards, which has brought me so much unexpected insight and guidance.
- Still suffering from my neck injury, this writing has been a delightful way to be creative.
- All together is was a good practice which I am determined to maintain YAY :D


(The pictures are all from the Crystal Visions Tarot by Jennifer Galasso. I'v picked them face up to illustrate this post.)