The question is answered by Lucas with a spread of 3 Tarot whose meaning is: What I Think, What I Feel, What I Do.
The tarot cards drawn are: Two of Cups reversed, Two of Swords, The Fool.
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La primera carta es el Dos de Copas invertido, que representa una actitud de indecisión y confusión. Aquí podemos entender que la persona tenga dudas sobre cómo afrontar la situación laboral. La confusión puede llevar a tomar decisiones equivocadas o sin un plan preciso y por lo tanto no puede ser satisfactoria para el futuro.
La segunda carta es el Dos de Espadas, que indica sentimientos de miedo, preocupación e incertidumbre. La persona puede temer no encontrar un trabajo adecuado o sentirse insegura de cómo proceder. Además, también existe la posibilidad de que la persona tenga metas ambiciosas pero se sienta atrapada en encontrar un trabajo satisfactorio.
La última carta es El Loco, que indica un período de cambio y movimiento. Esta carta sugiere que la persona está tomando riesgos en la búsqueda de trabajo y está lista para enfrentar nuevas aventuras. Al mismo tiempo, también puede significar que la persona está actuando impulsivamente y sin pensar en las consecuencias de sus actos.
De la interpretación de las tres cartas podemos concluir que encontrar pronto un trabajo satisfactorio depende de las acciones que realice la persona. Por un lado, existe una actitud de incertidumbre y confusión que puede llevar a tomar decisiones equivocadas y por tanto a no encontrar un trabajo adecuado. Por otro lado, también existe el coraje de asumir riesgos y probar nuevas aventuras, lo que podría conducir al descubrimiento de un trabajo satisfactorio. Por lo tanto, la respuesta más probable es: tal vez.
Based on these two cards, it appears that your current job can bring you long-term professional satisfaction. While Temperance reversed may indicate that you are facing difficulties in your current industry, Wheel of Fortune suggests that your chances of success are good. So, the answer to your question is: Yes, your current job can bring you long-term professional satisfaction.
In conclusion, these three cards suggest that you need to improve your attitude towards finding a new job. You need to stop thinking negatively and instead develop a more positive and motivated attitude in pursuit of your goal. Also, you need to focus on all the steps needed to achieve the desired result instead of just focusing on the end goal. If you take these steps, you have a good chance of finding a new job in the near future.
In conclusion, the two cards can indicate that, unfortunately, you are not satisfied with your current job. Difficulties in achieving your goals and lack of appreciation from your superiors can be the main reasons why you feel dissatisfied. So, the answer to the question is No: you probably don't like your current job.
From the three cards on the obverse you can deduce that your tendency is to accept the new offer and challenge yourself with this new assignment. Although there are some initial doubts due to skepticism, your sense of responsibility and expectations regarding future benefits are stronger and may lead you to accept your employer's proposal. The answer to the question is therefore: Yes, you should accept this new assignment.
The tarot suggests that your productivity at work can be improved by taking time to reflect on what you are doing and how you can do it better. You will also need to be willing to face material obstacles, seeking creative solutions to overcome them. Finally, by maintaining a positive attitude and persevering in your business, you can achieve great things.
In conclusion, we can say that the tarot indicates that you will need to make the most of your creative abilities and stay motivated in your working relationship to overcome any obstacles. You must also remember the great untapped potential and use it as an engine to achieve your professional goals. To do this, you will need to challenge yourself and be ready to take on new and more demanding responsibilities, thus demonstrating all your skills.