Understanding Timeline Shifts at JodyJVibesreadings

Jody has become known for her predictions for the future, and for getting many things right over the years but below is an explanation as to why time can change.

 

Timelines change in tarot because tarot is not reading a fixed, unchangeable future — it is reading energy, probability, and direction in the present moment.

 

 

Tarot reads current energy, not destiny

When a tarot reader looks at the cards, they are tuning into the energetic state of a situation right now:

 

thoughts

 

emotions

 

intentions

 

subconscious patterns

 

actions (or lack of them)

 

That energy shows where things are heading if nothing changes.

 

But energy is always moving.

 

Free will is the biggest reason timelines shift

Every person involved has free will:

 

You can change your mindset

 

Someone else can change their behaviour

 

New choices can be made

 

Outside circumstances can intervene

 

The moment a choice changes, the timeline adjusts.

 

Tarot doesn’t override free will — it reflects it.

 

Awareness itself can change the outcome

When someone receives a reading, they often:

 

become more aware

 

heal something

 

pull back from a situation

 

take action sooner

 

stop repeating a pattern

 

That awareness alters the energy, which means the original timeline no longer applies.

 

So a prediction not happening doesn’t mean the reading was “wrong” — it means the energy evolved.

 

Other people’s energy matters

If a reading involves love, family, or work, it’s not just your energy:

 

another person may hesitate

 

pull away

 

return later

 

or choose a different path

 

That creates a new branch in the timeline.

 

Tarot can’t force someone to act — it only shows their current emotional or energetic state.

 

Tarot shows probabilities, not guarantees

Think of tarot like a weather forecast:

 

It can say “rain is likely”

 

But if conditions change, the weather changes

 

Tarot works the same way:

 

It shows what is most likely

 

Not what is absolutely fixed