Pundit Pete’s Free Tarot Reading

Pundit Pet has a unique way of interpreting Tarot cards. His readings strive to help people understand what might be happening in their lives. So many people don’t have access to therapy, so Pete uses the images of the cards to bring up something that would trigger relevance in your life that might need acting upon. Pete shows us that there is always more than one truth to every situation. He will not hold back! Alternative viewpoints can help us understand what is really happening.

Pundit Pete uses these online cards as his tools of introspection. The magic of Pundit Pete’s reading shows how the cards give you the confidence to unlock and confront feelings that you otherwise wouldn’t and prepares you for realizing there are different ways of solving problems. It is good to consider that things might not be exactly what you associate them with and there are other ways of understanding why things happen the way they do.

Tarot readings tell stories — stories that might not always have a logical sense but have instead an intuitive meaning. The story is guided by a feeling, or perhaps the mood a color suggests to the receiver, or strange coincidences in the pictures. This is a creative act. A reading by Pundit Pete helps one to reach into themselves for the answers. There’s something dreamy, archetypal, and intense to Pete’s Tarot Reading as it can touch a part of ourselves we don’t care to admit exists.

Pundit Pete gives you a reading that is about you. It is whatever you need it to be. And sometimes that means it’s the tough-love truth you have been unwilling to face.

When you’re out in the world, keep your eyes peeled for real life manifestations of your cards. Tarot might be a centuries-old art form, but its concepts and scenarios are as relevant as ever. Looking for chances to see your cards’ meanings in the world is a great way to put tarot’s ideas into action! Don’t forget to check in each month on the New Moon, with a follow up for the Full Moon. Is there a Solstice coming up? Things change with the alignment of the planets, Sun and the Moon. Better line up a tarot reading

The deck is shuffled for you, when you arrive on this page.

Click each Tarot Card to reveal it, then click again to see the description. Match to the Card Position Below. Enjoy!

  1. Right now how you feel about yourself.
  2. Your current desires.
  3. Fears
  4. Forces in your favor.
  5. Forces against you.
  6. Outcome.
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On The Hanged Man Card, a man hangs upside down from a tree or T-shaped post. Only one leg is bound to the post while the other rests tucked behind it. The Hanged Man is a card that deals with surrender and sacrifice. Sometimes, for the greater good of all, we may have to sacrifice our own desires and plans for the needs of someone or something else. Take time to stand outside the situation and view the bigger picture. It is a time to surrender and trust that life will support you and deliver you to a better place than where you currently are. Things will be looking better very shortly.

The Reversed Hanged Man indicate that your difficult time is just about over and that life is beginning to pick up again. When Reversed, The Hanged Man is facing upright – seeing everything as he usually would, instead of upside-down. When the Hanged Man shows in Reverse, the time has come to let go of an outdated attitude, situation, or friendship. One of the most important things to realize now is that you are NOT alone and you don’t have to try to do everything, and solve everything, on your own. Don’t hesitate to reach out for help if you need it. Your friends support you.

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The Hierophant, also thought of as the Pope or High Priest, sits on his gray stone throne with two monks kneeling at his feet. The Hierophant represents someone who thinks they know better than you and what is in your best interest. It is time to think outside the box and form your own views. It is also a symbol of education and tradition. This card suggests seeking spiritual guidance or advice about an issue that is bothering you. You may be keeping up appearances on the outside when things are far from right inside. Bring this issue out in the open, it needs to be solved.

The Hierophant Reversed may suggest that you are disappointed in your religion and may be making a change. You want to do the right thing but are finding yourself less sure about what really is right now. It is also a time of feeling and acting rebelliously. The Hierophant Reversed may also represent your feelings of being trapped due to social pressures by a group you belong to or by society as a whole. While you do not agree with some or all of their fundamental beliefs, you find yourself forced to conform to their standards and ideals. Be true to yourself, it will keep you on the right path.

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When the Justice Card appears, it can mean that whatever situation you are in at present is turning out just as it should. The laws of Karma apply right now. You are reaping exactly that which you sewed. The scales are balanced. Karma always works. It is a time for you to sit down and think about how things are for you right now, and what you have said and done to make things happen. Be honest with yourself first and then be honest with those around you. You must consider the result of your actions when Justice appears because your very future depends on it. Good Karma will come your way.

When Justice Reverses, you may feel that life is treating you unfairly at the moment. Justice Reversed suggests that you are not willing to take full accountability for your actions and may try to ‘dodge the bullet’ and blame others for your mistakes. You are being dishonest with yourself and others when you do this. If you are making an important decision that will impact others, be aware if you are holding on to any prejudice or bias that could sway your decision unfairly. Sometimes life gives you a hard path to follow, even when you have done the best you can. Try to stay positive for things always change.

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The Moon Card has The Moon, in the dark sky of night — reflecting on the pool of water. This symbolizes the subconscious mind. The dog and the wolf that are looking up at the Moon, represent all the distractions you have in everyday life, wanting your undivided attention. When The Moon appears in a reading it suggests it is time to pay attention to your dreams for they may be trying to tell you something of importance. The Moon suggests you look very closely behind the outward appearance of things happening in your life, for they may not be what they appear to be. A Full Moon brings clarity.

When The Moon Reverses, it deals with a detachment from the real world as we know it and into the unknown. Powerful emotions may be controlling you. You may be caught up in an intrigue that will eventually be discovered. Start engaging in activities that help you see the beauty of the surrounding environment, tap into your physical senses and be present. Nature can be a savior when it comes to a detachment from reality. Take a walk, observe the surroundings and indulge in the atmosphere of the season. Never underestimate the power of a Full Moon.

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The Emperor sits on a Ram-adorned throne, a symbol of Mars. Another Ram head can be seen on his cloak. The Emperor is a father figure, representing ambition, worldly power and strength. It also represents Wisdom gained from experience and struggles that have been overcome. Regardless of his outer attire, The Emperor is always ready, always prepared and not afraid to go into battle, defend his position or attack his enemies should the need arise. The Emperor appearing in a reading suggests a period of great stability and security in your life. You are on top of things and have everything under control.

The Reversed Emperor can imply a lack of ambition or the drive to make anything happen in your life.
You may talk of how things ‘should be’ but leave it to others to take up the issue. You have been blocking and restricting something or someone for a while, acting defensively and are very protective of your space. The Emperor Reversed is a strong indication that an area of your life is spiraling out of control. You may be in a mess and don’t know how to fix things. You may have set no boundaries or rules for yourself or others. You need to stop and evaluate the situation before making any more decisions.

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The Fool stands on the precipice of a cliff, his head tilted to the sky and arms outstretched as if to embrace the dawn of his new existence. He wears a cap trimmed in laurel leaves symbolizing that The Fool does not question his potential or ability to achieve success. The Fool suggests that you are or should be, acting spontaneously in a situation. The Fool brings strong positive messages. He urges you to “Feel the fear and do it anyway.” The Fool signifies that you are about to abandon commitments and constraints in a search for a self-defining freedom. Always think before you act.

When the Fool Tarot card appears Reversed, he warns us that we may be ignoring the consequences of our actions. The Reversed position of the Fool stands for being overly ambitious, to the extent that you take advantage of others, or lie to get ahead. These behaviors are counter to the energy of the Fool who wants you to be happy and carefree, not riddle yourself with more problems. The Fool is associated with the Element of Air. It symbolizes the moment before you take a leap and make that decision. This is a time for reflection, followed by acceptance. Try to always do the right thing.

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