
Tarot Guidance: What lesson should I learn from my past relationship?
Lavanya AroraFounder, Tarot With Lavanya · Practising since 2019 · 4,000+ readings · About

If you keep replaying a past relationship, there’s usually a reason — and it’s rarely just nostalgia.
Our hardest relationships often carry our biggest lessons, and until we name them, we tend to repeat the same patterns with someone new.
Tarot offers a compassionate mirror: not to reopen the wound, but to draw out the growth, the pattern, and the closure your last relationship is still trying to give you.
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Choice 1 – Ten Of Swords (Reversed)
To Surrender.
When you feel as though your irrational concerns or fears have made their way up to you, it is important to learn how to surrender to them. To ignore a fear is to avoid facing it head-on. It is still there. Still lurking. Fear of dreadful situations, the end, insecurity, or the loss of what you have now can be something that distracts from connecting with one’s inner self.
However, surrendering is the only way to escape pain. You are not giving in to your fear; rather, you are giving up your fear. Allow yourself to experience your fear and then release it. No matter how terrible your past was, it has no bearing on your present or your future. You may free yourself from this suffering and move on to a better day. Accept the lessons of your past mistakes and let them direct you towards a brighter future.
Choice 2 – Six Of Pentacles (Reversed)
To Have A Healthy Sense Of Self-worth.
If you do not have confidence in yourself as a person, you might realise that you have a tendency to give undue credit to the successes of others while giving yourself less credit than you deserve. You devalue yourself by belittling yourself to please others. Come into a relationship on equal terms.
To begin the process of healing, you must first acknowledge the question at hand, set clear boundaries, and be open to making adjustments. Think about whether you or the people you find attractive ‘give’ to boost your own self-worth or to genuinely help the other person in the relationship. Evaluate if the motive behind ‘giving’ is kindness or an attempt to exert influence and manipulation over another.
You’ll learn a very important lesson regarding your relationships in general once you reflect and reach a conclusion, realising if the person you’re seeing is the one for you.
Choice 3 – High Priestess
To Have Patience & Trust In Your Intuition.
Just put everything out in the open and be truthful with yourself and others. Honesty builds strong relationships. You misinterpret “fear” as “feelings,” making you doubt your intuition. Life’s solutions are rarely “black or white”. The answer lies beyond the nervous worries of endings and transitions.
Trusting your intuition is hard. Your worries start to give rise to “what if” scenarios. “What if I’m wrong?” “What if this is just a big mistake?” What if I don’t belong? What if things don’t work out despite everything?” These worries are as thin and shallow as a thin sheet trying to cover up the vast sea. You don’t instinctively fear.
Check your body to distinguish between fears and instincts. Tension and anxiety are physical manifestations of fear. However, instincts make you sharp, clear, and empowered to act. You’ll find your intuition once you loosen up a bit and venture deeper into your heart and within yourself. When you’re lost, your instincts will guide you.
Why past relationships keep repeating
We don’t repeat relationships because we’re foolish — we repeat them because the lesson hasn’t fully landed.
The same dynamic shows up (the unavailable partner, the lost-self, the over-giving) until we recognise our part in it.
Tarot helps surface that pattern gently, so the next relationship can be different.
The lesson each card points to
The Lovers asks about your values and choices; the Devil about attachment and what kept you stuck; the Tower about a truth that had to break through; the Eight of Cups about the courage it took to leave.
Reversed cards often point to where healing is still in progress.
Closing the chapter
Closure rarely comes from the other person — it comes from understanding. Once you can name what the relationship taught you and what you’d do differently, the grip loosens.
That’s the real gift of looking back: not to return, but to walk forward lighter and clearer.
How long is this message valid?
Career-related challenges are something you are bound to face in any phase of your life, and if you have landed on this article in the pursuit of bettering your career, then you can consider your chosen option as a valid message.
However, please ensure that you are going through the process and are not selecting options after reading the cards or selecting cards based on your preferences since that would result in a forced message, which is always invalid.
Is this message personalized?
Only on a broad level, this reading will resonate with you. For detailed reading, write to me at tarotwithlavanya@gmail.com or message me on WhatsApp book a tarot session with Lavanya on WhatsApp.
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Lavanya Arora
Tarot Lavanya is among the best tarot readers in India, with a 5-star rating from over 3000 clients. She has helped clients navigate through difficult relationships, challenging jobs, and life-altering events.






