Tarot of My Life

Chapter-1: THREE OF SWORDS

Dark clouds gathered above casting a gloomy shadow on the city streets. Rain started to fall as a lone figure stood in the square's center hunching her shoulders in agony. This storm symbolized grief mirroring the inner chaos.

The figure, a young woman named Anahata, held her chest as if to keep her broken heart intact. Anahata who is known as a celebrity Tarot Card Reader who has 12 months' long waiting list for booking a reading couldn't predict her own heartache. It is always dark under the light that is why perhaps she might have not read her own life incident in a reading.

She used to teach tarot before becoming a celebrity tarot consultant. Three of swords was in front of her eyes right now. How she used to teach it was hearttoching for her students as many of them told that her teaching healed their broken hearts.

Three sharp, merciless swords pierced the fragile organ today was showing her emotional torment. Anahata had experienced betrayal, her faith crushed by the person she had given her heart to. As rain mixed with tears on her face, Anahata's thoughts replayed the hurtful memories. She had felt certain about her love, convinced her partner was the right one. Now, she saw the lies and deceit that had trapped her like a choking web. The Three of Swords, a tarot card meaning heartbreak, grief, and emotional upheaval, became Anahata's steady companion.

As Anahata stood stunned after being betrayed , she began to think on her previous teaching experiences. She remembered how she used to explain the Three of Swords tarot card to her students, her voice echoing in her thoughts.

"Being let down is one of the most heartbreaking emotions a person can feel," she'd tell them. "When you're full of hope, trust, and eager to embrace life, realizing that things aren't what they appear might feel like your heart has been hurled off a cliff. You feel as if existence itself has failed you."

Anahata recalled her students' expressions as they listened closely, some nodding in understanding. "Anything in our life has the potential to disappoint us, whether it's a friend, a spouse, or an event. This card frequently suggests that you are either suffering or will shortly encounter this difficulty."

She could almost hear herself say, "And then there's the feeling of being stabbed in the back." Betrayed trust is both startling and demoralizing. The people we trust the most are frequently the ones who cause us the most harm. Nobody loves having the rug ripped out from under them.

Anahata stood in the mid of the market, pondering the teachings she had taught her students. She taught these questions to her students to ask their clients for whom they were supposedly going to do tarot readings. Anahata recalls encouraging her students to ask those vital questions when they came across the Three of Swords. "Are you or someone close to you is going through a heartbreak?" "Have you been deceived recently?" "What is causing your heart to ache?" "Is there anything we can do about it?"

Today she was asking the similar questions to herself. "How can I be deceived so brutly?" she asked herself. "What can I do to heal from this pain?"

She started walking alone. With each step, she felt a combination of melancholy and resolve. She reflected on her heartbreak, the treachery she had suffered, and the lessons she could draw from it. "Is there a silver lining to this cloud?" she said.

Anahata experienced a sense of clarity as she focused on these questions. She recognized that, while pain was a natural part of life, it also provided essential lessons. Heartbreak can promote growth, resilience, and a better knowledge of love.

Rain mixed with tears on Anahata's face as painful memories flooded her mind. She had believed her partner was her soulmate. Now, she saw lies and deceit that trapped her like a web. The Three of Swords tarot card, which represented heartache, grief, and emotional distress, became Anahata's frequent companion. It reminded her of her suffering and the lasting marks on her heart. As the rain slowed and the sky cleared, a spark of optimism appeared. Anahata understood that recovery would be tough, but essential. She needed to face her feelings, to work through the sorrow and rage that threatened to overwhelm her. The journey ahead would be long and difficult, but she knew that with patience and self-love, she could become tougher, smarter, and more adaptable than before.

With a fresh sense of purpose, Anahata resumed her stroll, eager to embrace her healing process. The Three of Swords, which had previously symbolized her pain, was now a reminder of her power and the lessons she would carry with her as she moved forward.

 The Three of Swords once a sign of her pain, would turn into proof of her toughness. It would bring to mind how deep her feelings went, the room for love and loss that lived in her heart. As Anahata left the square, she understood that even if the wounds might not mend, they'd act as a reminder of the power she had inside her, the ability to get through even the worst of heartaches.

This Too Shall Pass

This is not always a guarantee that problems will arise because you can always change your mentality and shift into a new vibration. This is more a reminder to check your perspective and make sure you are not creating negative emotions through over-thinking about a situation. It is ok to feel your emotions but be careful not to stay stuck in negativity if something doesn't go the way you were hoping today.

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