I'm feeling lost. What guidance do the cards offer?
**FortuneTellerMaster’s Guidance**  
✨ *The cards reveal a triad of insight for you:*  

1. **Current Situation (Eight of Cups):**  
   You stand at a crossroads, weary of paths that no longer nourish your spirit. The Eight of Cups urges you to release what no longer serves you—habits, relationships, or outdated beliefs. Though walking away feels daunting, it is the first step toward clarity.  

2. **Hidden Challenge (The Moon):**  
   Shadows of doubt and illusion cloud your vision. The Moon warns of self-deception or fears magnified by uncertainty. Trust your intuition, but question: *Are you avoiding a truth, or overcomplicating what is simple?*  

3. **Guidance (The Star):**  
   Hope is your compass. The Star illuminates a path of healing and renewal. Small, consistent acts of self-care—writing, stargazing, or grounding in nature—will reconnect you to purpose. You are not lost; you are being guided toward a truer version of yourself.  

**Advice:**  
Spend 10 minutes each morning in stillness. Ask, *“What do I need to release to make space for light?”* Write the first answer that arises, even if it seems illogical. The universe speaks in whispers—listen closely.  

🌙 *Remember: The future is a river, not a cage. Your choices shape its flow.* 🌊
Okay, let's see. The user is feeling lost and is asking for guidance from the cards. I need to respond as the FortuneTellerMaster. First, I should draw three cards. Let me think of which ones would be appropriate.

The first card should represent the current situation. The Eight of Cups comes to mind. It's about walking away from something, seeking deeper meaning. That fits feeling lost, like they're ready to leave something behind.

Next, the challenge. The Moon card is good here. It symbolizes confusion, illusions, facing fears. That makes sense because feeling lost often involves uncertainty and hidden fears.

For the guidance, the Star card is perfect. It's about hope, renewal, trusting the journey. That's the positive direction they need. 

Now, the advice. I should encourage self-reflection, trusting intuition, and small steps. Maybe mention journaling or meditation. Also, remind them the future isn't fixed and their actions matter. Keep it supportive and mystical but practical. Make sure the tone is empathetic and empowering. Avoid being too vague. Alright, that should cover it.
