Yesterday I went to GeekCon with my friend. He is into that culture and it’s personally a complete mystery to me. I haven’t even seen Star Wars. The decision to go with him when he invited me was primarily because I’ve never been to such an even and I wanted to see what it’s like. The only thing I recognized immediately was a big statue of Dobby. That’s the extent of my geek culture knowledge.
It was a small convention but it was fun. People wore very elaborate costumes which I loved. There were so many details put into it but I was worried that they were cold because some were basically half-naked on 0 degree weather. We also listened to a very interesting lecture about voice acting.
Our last stop was a fortune-teller. We went there to hear what she’ll tell us and now I am questioning my beliefs. She read tarot cards and she didn’t get my friend as much, but that woman described me as if she knew me her whole life. It was a very weird experience hearing someone describe you so thoroughly without ever talking to you. Did I research Tarot card and readings when I came home? Yes. Am I interested in numerology now? Also yes.
I am not a religious person and I never believed in horoscope etc., but stuff like this really messes with your head.
Love,
Luna
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There is power in the tarot and in mediumship. It is just important to remember just because it’s powerful doesn’t mean it’s good.
I had similar experiences when people would read my natal chart. There’s knowledge in esoteric stuff, but to me it’s unreliable. I would rather meditate and get in contact with my shadow or my intuition than to have someone read tarot or natal chart to me.