One of the biggest reasons that people use tarot cards is to find out what will happen in the future. They want to know specifically when something will happen. Even though a tarot card reading can help you to see what events can happen in your future, the psychic probably can’t tell you when.
There are some ways that you can interpret time when you’re looking at tarot cards. You can look at the card’s symbolism and see if it shows a season. Sometimes, the numbers can be symbols for days, weeks, or years. The tarot cards use the zodiac signs and other clues to help you know when something might happen.
In some instances, you can ask a question as to when an event might happen, and the tarot card might give you a card that signifies an answer or that tells you that some kind of lesson needs to be learned before you ever reach it.
Tarot and Time
When you find the four suits in the Minor Arcana cards, you can get an insight into what time something might happen. Here is what the cards can mean:
Seasonal Associations
- Wands: Spring.
- Swords: Fall.
- Cups: Summer.
- Pentacles: Winter.
Tarot with Numerology
The Minor Arcana cards are numbered from Ace to 10, and these numbers can also represent timing. Asking questions like, “When am I going to hear from my ex,” might give a definite answer like pulling the Six of Wand,s and it could mean that six days is when they will connect you since wands are connected with days. Here is what they mean:
Timing by Suit
- Wands: Days.
- Swords: Weeks.
- Cups: Months.
- Pentacles: Years.
Take time to meditate on the tarot cards and see if you get messages coming through. There can be messages that the cards have for you, and the circumstances might show you the answers.
Tarot in Astrology
There are 12 cards in the Major Arcana that are associated with astrology. These cards could indicate when an event would happen. Here is what they mean:
Major Arcana and Zodiac Signs
- The Emperor: Aries.
- The Hierophant: Taurus.
- The Lovers: Gemini.
- The Chariot: Cancer.
- Strength: Leo.
- The Hermit: Virgo.
- Justice: Libra.
- Death: Scorpio.
- Temperance: Sagittarius.
- The Devil: Capricorn.
- The Star: Aquarius.
- The Moon: Pisces.
Tarot in Symbols
Another way that you can use tarot is to ask questions such as, “When am I going to meet my soulmate?” and then look at the cards and see if there is a lesson that you need to learn before this works. If you pull the Eight of Cups card, for example, it can mean that you’ll meet your soulmate after you learn to let go of past and present disappointments.
You can also read the cards reversed and this can mean that you can stop blockages from coming. Sometimes the cards are telling you that you need to make changes to manifest things.
Final Thoughts
When you are trying to determine what the tarot cards mean, look at the other cards you have pulled. This will help you to have a more accurate result. Take time to meditate on the images of the cards and look for other symbols and clues. Look at the tarot card spread to guide you. You might want to write down your insights so that you can look at them later.
‘Tarot and time’? How about ‘tarot as entertainment’? I mean, who really believes that a deck of cards can predict the future? It’s all fun and games until someone takes it too seriously! 😅
#FactCheck: The associations between suits and timing are an intriguing aspect of tarot but remember: it’s not an exact science. Meditation on your cards is essential for personal insight—this article glosses over that crucial part!
‘Learn lessons before meeting your soulmate’? Talk about pressure! Shouldn’t love be spontaneous instead of a checklist? If only life were as simple as tarot suggests… 🤔
This post is misleading and overly simplistic. Tarot is a complex practice that can’t be reduced to mere seasonal associations or numerology. Readers deserve a deeper understanding, not just superficial interpretations.
While the article presents some interesting ideas, it seems to overlook the subjective nature of tarot readings. Different readers have varied interpretations that can lead to entirely different outcomes based on personal experiences.
‘Subjective nature’? That’s just a fancy way of saying people see what they want to see in those cards! Why not trust your instincts instead? 🤷♀️
‘Different interpretations’ sounds great until you realize that it can lead to confusion rather than clarity. It’s like looking at an abstract painting and expecting everyone to see the same thing!
Whoa, so you’re telling me I can know when I’ll meet my soulmate just by pulling cards? Sounds like wishful thinking to me! Maybe I should just go out and meet people instead of waiting for tarot cards to tell me! 😂
I absolutely loved this article! It explains tarot in such an accessible way. The connections between the cards and timing are fascinating. I can’t wait to try these interpretations in my own readings! 🌟
If I had a penny for every time someone said their tarot reading would predict their future, I’d have enough money for actual therapy! Let’s face it, folks—cards don’t talk; they’re just pretty pictures on paper! 😂💸