#1 Global Tarot EXPERT PREDICTED THIS! — "Why Everything is Falling Apart RIGHT NOW!" | Biddy Tarot
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INTRODUCTION
For many people, Tarot is seen as a tool for predicting the future. Will I get the job? Will this relationship last? What's going to happen next?
But according to Brigit Esselmont, founder of Biddy Tarot, those may not be the most empowering questions to ask.
After conducting thousands of Tarot readings and teaching hundreds of thousands of students worldwide, Brigit has come to see Tarot not as a fortune-telling device, but as a powerful tool for intuition, self-awareness, and conscious creation. In this conversation on the Inspired Evolution Podcast, she explores how Tarot helps us reconnect with our inner wisdom, navigate life's biggest transitions, and make choices that shape our future rather than simply waiting for it to unfold.
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Tarot Is a Mirror for the Present, Not a Prediction of the Future
One of Brigit's biggest misconceptions about Tarot—one she once believed herself—is that its purpose is to tell us exactly what will happen.
Over time, she realized this approach often leaves people feeling powerless, as though their future has already been decided.
Instead, she teaches that Tarot works best when it illuminates the present moment.
Rather than asking, "Will this happen?", she encourages questions such as:
What energy am I bringing into this situation?
What am I not seeing clearly?
What choices will move me closer to the future I want to create?
This shift transforms Tarot from a predictive tool into a coaching tool—one that encourages reflection, responsibility, and conscious action.
Brigit also emphasizes that reading Tarot is less about memorizing meanings and more about developing intuition. While understanding traditional symbolism is valuable, the most meaningful insights often arise from personal impressions that surface while engaging with the cards.
For her, Tarot is ultimately a conversation with your own inner wisdom.
The Cards We Fear Often Teach Us the Most
Few Tarot cards create as much anxiety as Death or The Tower.
Yet Brigit believes these are often the most transformative cards in the entire deck.
The Death card rarely represents physical death. Instead, it symbolizes endings, transformation, and the release of what no longer serves us. It reminds us that growth almost always requires letting go of something familiar.
The Tower represents moments when the structures we've built—relationships, careers, beliefs, or identities—begin to crumble because they were no longer aligned with who we truly are.
Brigit speaks from personal experience, sharing how The Tower appeared repeatedly during significant life transitions, including the end of her marriage and the sale of her family home.
Looking back, she realized these difficult seasons weren't punishments.
They were invitations to rediscover herself beneath the identities she had outgrown.
She also highlights the beautiful sequence within the Tarot itself: immediately after The Tower comes The Star—a card representing hope, authenticity, healing, and renewal.
Sometimes life must dismantle what is false before revealing what is true.
Developing Intuition in an AI World
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly capable of generating Tarot interpretations, Brigit believes human intuition is becoming more valuable—not less.
AI can summarize card meanings or generate interpretations based on existing information, but it cannot replicate the energetic exchange between a reader, the cards, and the person seeking guidance.
For Brigit, Tarot has always been about discernment.
The cards themselves do not hold the answers.
They help us access the answers already within us.
She believes this skill will become increasingly important as technology continues to blur the boundaries between authentic wisdom and algorithmic responses.
Tarot, in this sense, becomes more than a spiritual practice.
It becomes training in learning to trust our own inner voice.
Key Takeaways
Tarot is most powerful when used as a tool for self-awareness rather than prediction.
The present moment is where lasting change and conscious creation begin.
Intuition matters more than memorizing every traditional card meaning.
Difficult cards like Death and The Tower often represent transformation rather than misfortune.
Growth frequently requires releasing identities, beliefs, or situations that no longer align.
Tarot encourages shadow work by bringing unconscious patterns into awareness.
AI can provide information, but it cannot replace genuine intuition or human connection.
Setting a clear intention before a reading creates more meaningful insights.
Discernment and inner wisdom are becoming increasingly valuable in the age of AI.
Tarot ultimately reminds us that we have the power to actively participate in creating our future.
Conclusion
Brigit Esselmont's approach to Tarot is refreshingly grounded.
Rather than encouraging dependency on predictions or external authority, she invites people to cultivate a deeper relationship with themselves.
The cards do not determine our future.
They illuminate possibilities, reveal unconscious patterns, and encourage wiser choices in the present moment.
Whether you're drawing your very first card or have been reading Tarot for years, the greatest gift of the practice may not be discovering what lies ahead—but learning to trust yourself enough to create it.
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