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This was my first time using AI Tarot for a Tarot card reading, and to be honest, I was a bit skeptical - could an algorithm really understand Tarot? But the three cards, along with the Tarot AI's analysis, really hit the nail on the head regarding the root cause of the cold war between me and my roommate (poor communication, unclear boundaries). The AI's recommended actions were also quite practical, like first clarifying our needs before discussing bottom lines. While a few lines sounded a bit templated, it was sufficient for a beginner like me. It would be even better if the interface had less flashy colors.

Before preparing to change jobs, I tried the platform's career Tarot AI reading. The page first used data charts to summarize my current industry status, then did a 'Past - Present - Future' analysis using Tarot cards, which was quite logical. The downside was that the external resource links recommended at the end didn't work, which was a bit disappointing. Overall, this Tarot card reading helped me organize the key points for my resume, and also reminded me to include my side job experiences, so it was quite valuable.

I've already made the weekly free Tarot card reading a regular review routine. The 'Tarot Whispers' module randomly pops up with a little tip, like 'Don't let perfectionism steal your progress', which is very heartwarming. The free version only has two spread options, which are limited in depth, but the speed and convenience are sufficient for daily emotional management. I can consider the paid spreads when I want to dig deeper.

When I hit a bottleneck in my relationship, I used this Tarot AI's love spread. The AI first analyzed our interaction patterns based on the Tarot cards, then used a line chart to show the possible trajectory. That line about 'not treating love like a project management' really hit home. The downside is that the explanations for the same card in different positions can be a bit repetitive, but as a self-help reference, this kind of reading is more helpful for me to reflect calmly than just scrolling through short videos. I'll probably continue using it.