You Magickal Creature You

Deck used is the Zombie Tarot by Sarah Graham, Paul Kepple and Ralph Geroni. Disclaimer for mild gore and graphic images. Please read these posts at your discretion if you are sensitive.

With this reading, I’ve had a difficult time coming up with things to say, especially because I’m sensing a lot of this is going to do with the journey I’ve been on for the last several years. I’ve had to do a lot of growing and changing, and nothing about what I’ve had to do has come easy. If you know me, I can spend hours trying to come up with profound words to explain how I feel, but I think with this one, the best thing I can do is just to be simple and real. I’m going to let the message of the cards come through for each of you reading this personally. Hopefully there’s something here that you can resonate with.

from the Zombie Tarot by Sarah Graham et al.

The Cards

The World: lesson learned, end of a journey, completion

4 of Cups: boredom, dissatisfaction, weariness

Knight of cups: Romantic, adventurer, moody

Death: new beginnings, transformation, rebirth

The first thing I’m seeing about this reading is that I’ve been on a journey of completion and lessons learned. I’ve come from a place of feeling bored and dissatisfied with where I’ve been. I’ve gotten weary of feeling these things, to the point that I looked for a way out of the situation that caused me to feel them in the first place. When I did get out of feeling bored and weary, I found a new adventure, but there was a sense of moodiness around me and I didn’t quite understand why. I didn’t know how to handle it but the promise of a new beginning and rebirth allowed me to let go of what was keeping me in the cycle of stress and misunderstanding. In short, I think the message here is not to let go of the idea of starting again when you’re down and out. There’s been a lot of things around me that I’ve let go, jobs, negativity, people and energies that weren’t serving me for whatever reason. This has made room for the transformations that needed to happen and difficult issues that I needed to face. Nothing about these things came easy for me, but I can be proud of myself now for having made the effort to internalize what was being given to me and change. For that I am grateful.

Blessed Be.