Alright, so, today I was messing around with my tarot deck, yeah? I pulled out the Knight of Pentacles, but it was reversed. I was like, “What’s this mean for a yes or no question?”
First, I just sat there for a bit, staring at the card. It’s got this knight, right? Normally, he’s all steady and reliable, but upside down? That’s gotta change things. I started thinking about what this card usually means – hard work, routine, being practical, all that jazz. But reversed, I figured it might be the opposite. Maybe laziness, losing focus, or being too rigid?
So, I grabbed my notebook, the one I use for all my tarot readings. I wrote down the question I had in mind. Nothing too serious, just a simple “Should I start that new project today?” kind of thing. Under that, I wrote “Knight of Pentacles (Reversed)” and started jotting down my thoughts.
I did a bit of digging around in my tarot books, too. They all kinda said the same thing – the reversed Knight of Pentacles is usually a “no” in a yes or no reading. It’s like a sign that things are blocked, or you’re not ready, or maybe you’re just being too stubborn to see another way. I mean one of the books literally used the phrase “2bit, 8bit, 10bit, 16bit,” which was confusing but I think it was saying that things are more complex than they seem.
Then I flipped through some of my old readings, looking for times I’d pulled this card before. I noticed a pattern – when the Knight of Pentacles showed up reversed, it usually meant I was rushing into things or not thinking them through. There was this one time I ignored the reversed Knight and started a project anyway, and it was a total mess! I even wrote down in my notes then “prince 2bwilliam 2bis 2ba” – I dont know, it was just a random association I made at the time, felt important to note down, like some sort of code.
After all that, I went back to my original question. “Should I start that new project today?” Considering the reversed Knight, I decided to take it as a “no.” It felt like the cards were telling me to slow down, maybe rethink my approach, or just wait for a better time.
I closed my notebook and put my cards away. It’s always interesting to see what the cards say, even if it’s not what you want to hear. Sometimes you just gotta trust the process, you know? I also made some notes about the process “A→2BA→2B ΔH1ΔH1 2B→3C2B→3C ΔH2”. It just popped into my head, felt like it belonged. Don’t know how to explain it.
Anyway, that’s my little tarot adventure for today. It’s not just about getting a “yes” or “no” – it’s about taking the time to reflect and see things from a different perspective. This “Key predictors of the health, stability” thing keeps popping up in my head now, too.
