Some Thoughts About the Questions We Ask Tarot
A quick text reading gone somewhat awry led to some questions about questions.
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A quick text reading gone somewhat awry led to some questions about questions.
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Begin the Reading
Start with a comprehensive spread, such as the Celtic Cross or the Rainbow Spread. Before you interpret individual cards in their positions, notice and interpret:
When interpreting the spread, do not:
When interpreting the spread, do:
Go Beyond the Spread
Ask the Questions
Pull the Cards
Incorporate Other Tools and Skills
Conclude the Reading
Sometimes tarot readings are amazingly smooth and clear. Other times readers can find themselves a bit at a loss for words. When reading for a friend or a client we sometimes wonder “How can I best help this person?” or “What does this person need to know?”
Sometimes we see a particular card that just doesn’t seem to fit into the story and we wonder “What does the Ten of Swords mean here?” or “In what context should I interpret the Six of Pentacles in this reading?’
When you find yourself in such a reading, wondering what to do, try this technique.
Silently pick up your cards, and ask a question about the reading (again, silently) of your Higher Power. Pull a card or two to give you an answer.
Your client won’t know that you are struggling – you client will only know that you are in communication with Spirit and seeking answers for them.
The cards will easily guide you to give the best and most helpful reading possible.