What if tarot cards aren't actually meant to predict your future?
In this episode we're having a very casual and honest conversation about tarot, intuition, spirituality, free will, and the way we use spiritual tools to navigate our lives.
I've never offered tarot readings to clients, and I don't use tarot every day, week, or month. I personally use it very occasionally — mainly when my “monkey mind” is asking for evidence and wants to connect the dots.
My belief is simple:
Tarot doesn't create your reality. Tarot doesn't replace your intuition. And tarot doesn't take away your free will.
Instead, I see tarot as a tool that can reflect current themes, energies, and patterns — giving your mind something to work with while YOU remain responsible for your choices, your creation, and your direction.
In this conversation, I share my perspective on:
✨ Why I personally use tarot ✨ Why I don't believe tarot can predict your future ✨ The relationship between tarot and your intuition ✨ Why spiritual tools shouldn't replace your inner knowing ✨ Tarot, God, spirituality and the idea of “the devil” ✨ Why your intentions matter when using spiritual tools ✨ Grounding, protection and closing practices ✨ Why you should develop your own relationship with your tarot deck ✨ Why blindly Googling tarot meanings may disconnect you from your intuition ✨ How anxiety can influence the questions we ask ✨ Why discernment is one of your most important spiritual tools
Tarot can offer feedback.
But it cannot live your life for you.
You have free will. You have intuition. You have discernment. And you have the ability to redirect yourself at any moment.
I'd love to hear your perspective in the comments. Do you use tarot? Has your relationship with tarot changed over time? And do you see it as a predictive tool, a reflective tool, or something completely different?
This is an open conversation — not a rulebook. Take what resonates, use your discernment, and always come back to your own intuition.
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