The Problem with Reading Tarot for Yourself

[@newmoonchild808]

That is true!!!! When I do my own reading it starts to make sense a couple days after the reading.

[@PersephonesSister]

Yes! That happens to me sometimes too 💗

[@christineparsons6155]

Yes yes yes!! Thank you for sharing! I think at this stage in my tarot practice it is important that I hold off on readings for myself as a lot of the time I don't find them helpful. And then I don't pick up my deck as much, my imposter syndrome starts to speak up and I end up feeling like "I suck at tarot", lol. Both of the readings I've had with you were so bang on, insightful and grounding that I think for now, I'll be sticking with professional readings for myself and doing readings here and there for friends and family. Thanks again for sharing! It's so nice to hear that we're not alone in our experiences.

[@PersephonesSister]

So glad it connected with you! Yeah I think a lot of people have a harder time reading for themselves than they think. So appreciate your support 💗💗💗

[@RoslynnNikole]

Thank you so much for explaining your experience! I am no professional, however I am a self-taught practitioner of ten years. I do more tarot readings for others than for myself, and when I do, it's only for current self-awareness; never for future. It allows me to dive into different forms of divination that I can do unto myself. 💜

[@PersephonesSister]

Yes, I love that! 💖

[@sushiwonderland1671]

I see what you mean! I use tarot for the situation-challenge-advice for stress related choice making. When I need to take a break, I focus on my anything not related to tarot, or a fun activity to reduce my stress (i suggest rubix cube) for three days! Can't really commit to a week!! 😅😅😅

[@PersephonesSister]

What a great idea! ✨