Okay, here’s my experience with a free Crowley Tarot reading, written in a casual, personal blog style:
So, the other day I was feeling kinda lost, you know? Like, I needed some direction. I’d heard about Tarot readings but always thought they were a bit… woo-woo. But I stumbled across this “free Crowley Tarot reading” thing online and figured, hey, why not? It’s free, right? What’s the worst that could happen?
First, I had to, find a good website to get this card. It took me some time, like, 10 minutes? I picked a website, It has a simple design without too much fancy stuff.
Then, I focused on my question. It wasn’t anything super specific, more like, “What do I need to know about my life path right now?” I closed my eyes, took a few deep breaths (trying to be all zen and stuff), and then clicked the button to “draw” my cards.
Boom! Three cards popped up. I have no idea what is the name of the cards, looks like some old, mystical-looking drawings. Each card had a little explanation underneath, trying to, like, interpret its meaning. Honestly, some of it was pretty vague. I think one card talked about “cycles” and another about “challenges,” which, yeah, that’s pretty much everyone’s life, right?
I spent a good 20 minutes just staring at these cards and reading the descriptions over and over. I even Googled a couple of the card names to see if I could find more detailed explanations. That’s when I started to get a little bit more out of it.
- One card, I think it was called “The Magus” maybe, seemed to be about taking action and using my skills. That resonated with me because I’ve been putting off a project for ages.
- Another card, some dark-looking thing, it has a negative vibe. I felt a bit scared.
- The last one was, hmm, It is hard to describe, a lady sitting on something, it represents hope? I am not sure.
I wouldn’t say the reading gave me any earth-shattering revelations. But, it did get me thinking. It was like a little nudge to stop procrastinating and maybe confront some of the things I’ve been *’s really hard to explain.
So, that’s my free Crowley Tarot reading experience. Will I do it again? Maybe. It was a fun little experiment, and it definitely got me out of my head for a while. If you’re feeling curious, give it a shot! Just don’t expect it to magically solve all your problems. It’s more like a fun, slightly weird, thought-provoking exercise.
