Today is a reminder that tarot is not about being perfect or knowing everything right away. When I first started, I didn’t have fancy spreads or deep meanings memorized. I learned by sitting with my cards, pulling daily, and paying attention to how certain cards showed up during real-life situations. Tarot is a relationship. The more time you spend with your deck, the more it starts to speak your language. If you’re new or even intermediate, stop worrying about doing it “right.” Focus on how the card makes you feel, what stands out first, and what’s happening in your life when that card appears. Sometimes one word, image, or emotion is enough. You don’t always need the book. Over time, patterns form, and that’s when confidence builds naturally. Also, don’t rush to read for everyone else. Read for yourself first. Learn how the cards speak to you personally before you start translating messages for others. Trust develops through consistency, not comparison. Tarot isn’t about forcing answers. It’s about listening.

I just be forgetting to sign out of here

When God Removes Something, It Isn’t Punishment It’s Protection There are many times in life when God removes people, opportunities, or environments, and our first thought is, “Why me?” But separation is often God’s highest form of protection. Look at Abraham. God told him in Genesis 12 to leave his country, his family, and everything familiar. Not because his past was bad but because his future required distance. Some seasons come with revelation Not everyone can go where God is taking you. And notice something God didn’t explain everything upfront. He just said, “Go to a land that I will show you.” Meaning You will not see the full picture before you move Clarity will come AFTER obedience The blessing only unlocks when you step forward in faith Many people get stuck spiritually because they are waiting for details before moving. However, biblical alignment often looks like moving without all the answers. Sometimes God will let something fall apart because keeping it together would destroy you. Sometimes it isn’t betrayal It’s redirection. Sometimes it’s not rejection… It’s protection. When God says “No,” He isn’t denying you He is shielding you from what your spirit cannot see. Today’s reflection. Where in your life did God remove something that later revealed itself as protection? Pause and honor that. Every ending is either A shield A redirection Or preparation for something better Biblical wisdom always teaches patterns not confusion. When something exits your life abruptly, ask God, “What did you save me from?” And you’ll always find peace in the answer.

How many are you all ready for the first course. It is taking longer due to the difference topics, and how I broke it down. Please give me grace. Its coming.