November 4, 2025 • 3 mins
New York’s political circus is in full swing 🗽
Today’s Tarot Brief dives into the energy behind the NYC mayoral race. The cards reveal corruption in the past, a glimmer of hope in the present, and a shaky road ahead.
So… who’s really got the crown, could it be Donald Trump and his control of a certain someone?
Intuition meets politics, and NYC never disappoints.
Tarot Brief – Because sometimes the news just isn’t enough.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hi, I'm Cindy, and this is tero brief. The short readings,
big insights, always brief. Don't miss the next reading. Subscribe
and see what the cards reveal about the stories everyone's
talking about now on the headline. New York never disappoints
when it comes to drama. An election season is basically
(00:20):
its own Broadway production. Between the endless campaign adds, debates
that sound more like roast battles, and promises no one's
going to keep past Tuesday. The mayoral race is shaping
up to be a real circus. The big question is
who's really in control here? Is it the polished politicians
with their talking points, the grassroots candidates with heart but
(00:42):
no cash, or the wealthy donors pulling the strings from
behind the curtain. And most importantly, what kind of energy
is driving the election and who's actually emerging as the
front runner. So I pulled three cards in the Past, Present,
and future spread to get a read on the energy
and who might be the overall winner. For the past,
I got the King of Swords or versed, and this
(01:03):
card screams corruption of intellect and misuse of authority. In
the context of the NYC mayoril erase. It points to
a long history of political gamesmanship, shady alliances, and a
pattern of leaders saying what sounds good while cutting deals
behind closed doors. It's that do as I say, not
(01:23):
as I do energy, the type of leadership that prioritizes
optics over ethics. So the foundation of this race, let's
just say, it's less visionary leadership and more damage control.
And it's been for the president. I got the Ace
of Cups upright now. This is interesting. The Ace of
Cups brings in fresh emotional energy, a burst of hope, compassion,
(01:48):
and new beginnings. Despite all the criticism and political fatigue,
there's genuine emotional investment from the public right now. People
want change. They want a leader who actually cares, not
just another career politician. There's a grassroots or newcomer candidate
here who's connecting emotionally with voters. Maybe not the most experienced,
(02:11):
but someone with heart and authenticity, the kind of energy
that cuts through noise and makes people feel again for
the future. I got the two of coins reversed, and
this one's a bit of a caution sign. The two
of coin's reverse shows imbalance, poor prioritization, and struggling to
keep it all together. Whoever comes out on top might
(02:34):
find the job more chaotic than expected. Think budget woes,
public unrest, and way too many spinning plates. It's like
inheriting a house that looks cute from the outside but
has plumbing problems, a leaky roof, and a raccoon in
the attic. That might even be Donald Trump. So while
(02:54):
someone will win, it won't be an easy victory, and
maintaining stability once they're in office will be the real test.
So whether it's the battle hardened incumbent or the fresh
faced newcomer, this election isn't just about policy, It's about
emotional truth. And in a city this loud, sometimes the
quiet sincerity of someone who actually gives a damn might
(03:17):
just be the one that wins. Stay tuned because in
New York politics, the curtain might close on election night,
but the drama this is just act one. This has
been taro brief, where the headlines meet the cards. Until
next time, I'm Cindy reminding you that the truth always
finds its way out, one shovel at a time. I'll
see you in the next one.
Hi, I'm Cindy, and this is tero brief. The short readings,
big insights, always brief. Don't miss the next reading. Subscribe
and see what the cards reveal about the stories everyone's
talking about now on the headline. New York never disappoints
when it comes to drama. An election season is basically
(00:20):
its own Broadway production. Between the endless campaign adds, debates
that sound more like roast battles, and promises no one's
going to keep past Tuesday. The mayoral race is shaping
up to be a real circus. The big question is
who's really in control here? Is it the polished politicians
with their talking points, the grassroots candidates with heart but
(00:42):
no cash, or the wealthy donors pulling the strings from
behind the curtain. And most importantly, what kind of energy
is driving the election and who's actually emerging as the
front runner. So I pulled three cards in the Past, Present,
and future spread to get a read on the energy
and who might be the overall winner. For the past,
I got the King of Swords or versed, and this
(01:03):
card screams corruption of intellect and misuse of authority. In
the context of the NYC mayoril erase. It points to
a long history of political gamesmanship, shady alliances, and a
pattern of leaders saying what sounds good while cutting deals
behind closed doors. It's that do as I say, not
(01:23):
as I do energy, the type of leadership that prioritizes
optics over ethics. So the foundation of this race, let's
just say, it's less visionary leadership and more damage control.
And it's been for the president. I got the Ace
of Cups upright now. This is interesting. The Ace of
Cups brings in fresh emotional energy, a burst of hope, compassion,
(01:48):
and new beginnings. Despite all the criticism and political fatigue,
there's genuine emotional investment from the public right now. People
want change. They want a leader who actually cares, not
just another career politician. There's a grassroots or newcomer candidate
here who's connecting emotionally with voters. Maybe not the most experienced,
(02:11):
but someone with heart and authenticity, the kind of energy
that cuts through noise and makes people feel again for
the future. I got the two of coins reversed, and
this one's a bit of a caution sign. The two
of coin's reverse shows imbalance, poor prioritization, and struggling to
keep it all together. Whoever comes out on top might
(02:34):
find the job more chaotic than expected. Think budget woes,
public unrest, and way too many spinning plates. It's like
inheriting a house that looks cute from the outside but
has plumbing problems, a leaky roof, and a raccoon in
the attic. That might even be Donald Trump. So while
(02:54):
someone will win, it won't be an easy victory, and
maintaining stability once they're in office will be the real test.
So whether it's the battle hardened incumbent or the fresh
faced newcomer, this election isn't just about policy, It's about
emotional truth. And in a city this loud, sometimes the
quiet sincerity of someone who actually gives a damn might
(03:17):
just be the one that wins. Stay tuned because in
New York politics, the curtain might close on election night,
but the drama this is just act one. This has
been taro brief, where the headlines meet the cards. Until
next time, I'm Cindy reminding you that the truth always
finds its way out, one shovel at a time. I'll
see you in the next one.
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