I’m kind of glad not all predictions turn out “accurate”… It means we have some control over our own life and situation!
What’s your belief when it comes to predictions? Do you believe that everything in life is predetermined? Because then yes, if your predictions don’t turn out accurate I understand that tarot doesn’t seem to work for you.
But if you believe that you can shape your own future, then tarot could be seen more as an advisor and guide. Instead of getting a yes or no when asking “Will I get that job?”, tarot can show you HOW you can increase your chances of getting that job. That’s how I use tarot so I consider it a tool that works very well.
Sometimes the message I get is that a certain situation is out of my control actually (i.e. the job I want is intended for someone who has 10 years of experience, and not just my one year, etc…) so I know that and can move on to something else. But often I find I can affect the outcome… If I’m looking for love the tarot most likely won’t tell me to sit back and wait for prince charming to show up, no the cards will probably tell me to stop being a hermit sitting at home with my books, and instead go out and be social – thus my chances of finding prince charming have increased, with the help of a guide (tarot).
And also to believe that each reading you do is going to turn out 100% accurate when it comes to predictions, then you must know that you have interpreted the cards the “right way”. Did your emotions get in the way? Did you ask something you REALLY wanted a specific answer to? Were you scared of asking? Did you in fact not want an answer? Did you ask a clear question? Did you read the cards not remembering what you were in fact answering?
Tarot can be quite a complex tool, in my opinion. A lot of us make mistakes when reading the cards, because it’s not as simple as just reading a written sentence. I know one of my most common mistakes is to actually forget about my question, and start to see other things in the cards, things I didn’t even ask about… A reading like that is bound to turn out a bit wobbly so to speak.