Going for Surgery Today: What's My Tarot Spread and Meaning?

Introduction

If you're going for surgery today, you may be feeling a mix of emotions: anxiety, fear, excitement, and hope. It's natural to wonder what the future holds, and tarot can be a helpful tool for gaining insight into your upcoming experience.

The Tarot Spread

One of the most common tarot spreads for surgery is the three-card spread. This spread is simple to perform and can provide valuable insights into your surgery and recovery.

To perform the three-card spread, simply shuffle your tarot deck and draw three cards. The first card represents your overall experience with surgery. The second card represents your physical recovery. The third card represents your emotional recovery.

The Meaning of the Cards

The meaning of the cards in your spread will vary depending on the cards you draw. However, there are some general meanings that can be applied to most cards.

First Card: Overall Experience

• Positive cards: The Sun, The World, The Star
• Neutral cards: The Chariot, The Magician, The Wheel of Fortune
• Negative cards: The Tower, The Devil, The Death

Second Card: Physical Recovery

• Positive cards: The Empress, The Hierophant, The Chariot
• Neutral cards: The Hermit, The Fool, The Magician
• Negative cards: The Hanged Man, The Tower, The Devil

Third Card: Emotional Recovery

• Positive cards: The Lovers, The Sun, The Star
• Neutral cards: The High Priestess, The Wheel of Fortune, The Hermit
• Negative cards: The Moon, The Tower, The Death

Questions to Ask Yourself

In addition to looking at the meaning of the cards, you may also want to ask yourself the following questions:

• What are my hopes and fears for surgery?
• How can I prepare myself for surgery?
• What can I do to make my recovery as smooth as possible?
• What kind of support system do I have in place?

Conclusion

Tarot can be a helpful tool for gaining insight into your upcoming surgery. By understanding the meaning of the cards in your spread, you can better prepare yourself for what lies ahead. Remember, you are not alone on this journey. There are people who care about you and want to support you through this process.

Additional Resources

• The Tarot Guidebook
• The Complete Book of Tarot
• Tarot for Beginners

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