Sometimes the same card keeps showing up, even when you’re careful. You shuffle the cards—once, twice, three times. You cut the deck. You turn over the top card—and there it is again. That card. The one you’ve been trying to ignore.

In tarot, we call this a “stalker card.” It’s not here to haunt you. It’s here because something in your life needs your attention.

It might be a lesson you’re resisting. A pattern you’re repeating. A truth you’re not quite ready to admit—but can’t quite forget.

Stalker cards are the deck’s way of saying, “Still here. Still waiting.” They don’t punish. They persist.

And here’s the magic: the more you explore that card—not just its textbook meaning, but how it feels, what it reminds you of, what story it tells in your life—the more you’ll learn. Not just about the card, but about yourself.

So if the same card keeps appearing, don’t fight it. Lean in. Let it become a touchstone. Ask it: What do you want me to see? Where are you pointing? What part of me do you represent?

Tarot always meets you where you are. Sometimes it just circles back until you’re ready to listen.

Do you have a card that keeps calling your name? Let’s find out why. Schedule a tarot reading.