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: Three of Swords reversed, Seven of Pentacles, The Hanged Man reversed.
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The first card is the reversed Three of Swords, representing the inner voice and deep thoughts. The card indicates that your inner voice may not be in tune with what you desire. You are dissatisfied with the current situation and are not confident in your abilities. You may feel a sense of fear and uncertainty and also be reluctant to take risks. It's important that you take a moment to pause to reflect on what you want and how to achieve your goal.
The second card is the Seven of Pentacles, which represents the feelings and emotions associated with the goal. The card indicates that you have a strong desire to succeed as a photographer but may also experience frustration due to the many uncertainties that accompany this journey. Additionally, you may feel pressure to try to make it big in the photography industry, but at the same time it would be important to remember to take things slow and appreciate even small accomplishments.
The last card is The Hanged Man reversed, representing the action taken or to be taken. The card indicates that you may be stuck in your current situation and unable to make concrete decisions to advance towards the desired goal. Maybe you need time to reflect on the tools and resources at your disposal to use to achieve your purpose.
In conclusion, a complex picture seems to emerge from the papers where on the one hand there is a strong desire for success as a photographer but on the other hand there may be fears and uncertainties regarding the skills and possibilities to be realized. The Hanged Man reversed suggests that you need to take some time to reflect on the tools to use to achieve your goal and thus promote great success as a photographer in the medium term.
In conclusion, the cards seem to indicate that you have the inner resources necessary to deal with this situation. However, while you may be tempted to forgive your partner, the final verdict will be up to you. The answer to the question is therefore "No".
From the three cards chosen, it is clear that the strongest and weakest currencies at the moment depend on global economic uncertainty, low interest rates, the strengthening of the US dollar and other macroeconomic factors. Solutions can be found through appropriate financial and economic planning by the private and public sectors. The most likely solution seems to be the introduction of tax incentives to promote foreign direct investment to boost investor confidence in local currencies and strengthen them.
In conclusion, the 3 tarot suggests that you need to focus on what you really want in your life, understand who you really are and use your abilities to achieve your goals. To overcome obstacles you must find the necessary inner strength and rely on your knowledge and experience to achieve your goals.
These three cards tell us that your strength, determination and resilience have been key factors in making your love life work well, but there is still room for improvement. You need to learn to be more open and honest with yourself about your emotions, handle them appropriately, and listen carefully to your partner. If you follow these tips, you will be able to overcome difficulties in your love life and strengthen your bonds.
In conclusion, the tarot cards indicate that if you wish to change your current situation, you must be ready to make courageous decisions and let go of habits that no longer serve you. You must have confidence in your abilities and choices and act with determination to achieve your goals.
After analyzing the three cards, we can conclude that there is a 50/50 chance that you can win your ex girlfriend back. However, before deciding whether to take an action or not, you need to consider all relevant facts and gather as much information about the situation as possible. So based on the papers consulted, I'd say the most likely answer to your question is "No."