Who Is to Blame for This Situation? — Tarot Reading

Who Is to Blame for This Situation? — Tarot Reading

You can remember the exact sentence that changed the mood. What came before it feels less certain. This free online tarot reading asks who is to blame for the situation and what you can still put right. Five Rider Waite cards offer prompts about another person's motives, your own guilt, and the part of the story you may have missed. Start with one incident that still bothers you. You might regret how harshly you replied and overlook the words that came just before it. You might also feel so hurt that you have not considered how your own words landed. More than one person can have a part in what happened. Think about what each person said and what they did once everyone had calmed down. A symbol cannot establish anyone's guilt, so compare the text with what you know and leave room for facts you have yet to hear. If you decide to talk, choose an episode you both remember. Say which words hurt and give the other person time to answer. You can answer for your part and still refuse to say that everything was your fault. If they remember the incident differently, ask about that moment before you bring up the rest of your shared history.

What the reading reveals

  1. Who is to blame for this situation?

    After a painful incident, everyone remembers it differently and feels they were right. Who bears the blame for how things turned out, and does it fall on one person?

  2. Why did this person act that way?

    This person may have felt afraid or hurt without saying so. What led them to act that way, and did they realise what it would mean for you personally?

  3. What do I blame myself for?

    You go over your words and wish you had stayed quiet. What should you answer for, and where do you blame yourself for things you could not control?

  4. What am I missing?

    You remember the sentence that hurt most, while what came before it has faded. What might you miss when you judge another person by one painful moment in the story?

  5. What can I put right now?

    You cannot undo yesterday evening, but you can choose what to say today. What do you have the strength to do, and which step can you take on your own?

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When to do a reading

Everyone thinks they were right

Everyone has a different account of the same evening. You remember the words you heard, yet each time you mention them someone talks over you. By the end of dinner you are doubting your own memory. Why will nobody admit that they might have hurt someone too?

I blame myself after harsh words

You stopped arguing days ago, but you keep thinking how to say you are sorry. If you had spoken more gently, perhaps none of it would have happened. The other person said some cruel things as well. Somehow you still feel guilty for the whole evening, including their words.

I cannot make sense of their cruelty

They knew how much it would hurt and said it in front of everyone anyway. Later they shrugged and told you that you were too sensitive. You keep remembering how calm their voice sounded. You cannot work out why they chose to say it that way, in that room.

My family keeps arguing about it

Relatives call you one at a time to explain who ruined everything. Each expects you to take their side. You were there, and the story you remember sounds different from either account. How do you say so when even a small detail could start another family fight?

I want to put things right

You said more than you meant to and now dread the group chat. People are still posting about ordinary errands as though nothing happened. You want to say which words you regret, but fear they will bring up every mistake you ever made if you say you are sorry.