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Post by galadhwen on Jul 17, 2017 2:03:38 GMT
I'm having one at the moment and I'd appreciate any tips to get through that. I find that it's comfortable to just drop the cards and avoid thinking about it. I have a Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) though! 😂 Especially since I run a tumblr and have reading requests to attend to.
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Post by Kat Moon on Jul 17, 2017 22:49:24 GMT
Oh my, it is hard to get through a reading hump. What is going on when you try to read?
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Post by electrocutions on Jul 18, 2017 18:48:47 GMT
Dear galadhwen, so sorry that you're dealing with this reading hump. They are always so hard to deal with! It sounds like you're caught on a bit of a treadmill, if I do say so myself...I immediately thought of this video when you mentioned FOMO as a reason for wanting to keep on going, despite the hump (lol).  I think that some in-person readings with a good friend always inspires and reinvigorates my energy for reading. Sometimes I read with one of my close friends who also is a Tarot enthusiast, and we talk about analyzing the cards and do readings for each other after a long day out and about (either getting something good to eat, writing/working in a cafe, watching a movie, etc). Other times, I reach out to a childhood friend who isn't familiar with the cards at all--we rediscover the cards together as I interpret her reading. I almost always go to my friend's place after a quick lunch or tea outside if I need a pick-me-up reading session. Anyway...hope that these work for you and that you get over this reading hump easily! Please let me know if you try these suggestions!  |
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