The Secret of HOW TO ASK YES OR NO QUESTIONS ON TAROT CARDS - YOUR GUIDE TO A QUICK AND EASY TAROT CARD READING

How to Ask Yes or No Questions on Tarot Cards - Your Guide to a Quick and Easy Tarot Card Reading

There are many ways one can ask questions about tarot cards. The simplest situation arises when the question is a yes/no question. Then, the tarot reader may throw a simple one or three cards. The easiest way to ask tarot cards yes/no questions is to throw out a tarot card, and if it comes up straight, the answer is yes, if it's upside down, the answer is no. However, a little more effort should be put in to ensure a more accurate and helpful answer. There's more to a simple tarot card reading, as we'll see below.

First, the one-card method works differently if you use rectangular cards that can only be upright or flipped. On the plus side, this tarot reading will give you a simple yes or no answer. Although not 100% likely to occur in most situations, this style controls the accuracy of the tarot card as well as how much information the tarot card can convey to the reader. Because I use round cards, a one-card toss gives me 360 degrees of freedom from yes to uncertain.

The other problem that arises when doing tarot readings with one card is that you usually need to see more than one card to get some sense of what's going on. Remember, a tarot reading is always about energy, and energy is always in motion: two cards have more motion than one card can interact. This is why I usually keep at least three cards if I want to ask yes/no questions from tarot cards. If three cards are straight, or mostly straight, and all cards are positive, then the answer is yes. If two cards land straight, your answer is likely, and the tarot reader should also see which tarot cards land on which side (and alert the questioner to remain positive to ensure the desired result). If a tarot card doesn't come straight, the answer is probably no, or no. The answer is likely to be no or no if all the cards are turned over, or all the cards are negative-energy cards.

In general, a tarot card reader will find that he rarely has three straight, positive-energy cards. This is understandable because certain situations are bound to happen. Usually when someone seeks guidance from tarot cards, the situation is uncertain or complicated; And, check which cards answer the question, as well as whether the cards are upright or flipped Remember, a tarot card reader will get the most accurate and useful information from the tarot if the question asked of the tarot is very clear and focused.

You now have a simple, one or three card layout that you can use to get guidance from tarot cards with yes/no questions. If the question cannot be answered yes or no, then the most popular tarot card layout is probably the Cross, also known as the Celtic Cross. My next article will discuss cross layout. Check back soon for another tarot card reading lesson.

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How to do tarot card reading

Tarot card reading is easy.

1. Collect the items

Gather all the items needed for the tarot card reading. After you start reading, you want to stay.

2. Set the mood

Before starting your tarot reading, consider lighting candles and incense sticks, meditating quietly, or taking a few slow deep breaths. This will help you center and open up. It likewise makes a holy space for your tarot perusing.

3. Decide on the focus of your reading

The focus of your tarot reading can be a question or a problem. The key is to select a question or problem that is very specific. However, you can also do an open tarot reading, where you don't have any questions or problems in mind - you just want to see what the tarot cards reveal to you.

4. Connect with your tarot cards

Once you have your question in mind, begin shuffling the tarot cards as you recall the way they are called to you. This is when you focus on connecting yourself, your questions, and the tarot cards. This connection will help you get a clear tarot reading. Once you feel ready to stop shuffling, you can also cut the cards.

5. Display your tarot cards

In advance, you should choose a layout for your reading. Tarot readings can be found in layout books or online. You can create your own tarot layout. When you're done shuffling and cutting the cards and think it's time to layout the cards, do so

6. Interpreting your tarot card readings

You have many options. Some tarot decks come with books that contain explanations of each tarot card. It is acceptable to use a book to decipher tarot cards. Be that as it may, you have different choices for perusing tarot designs. You can view the artwork of each tarot card, viewing it as a picture-show of your questions. You can use symbols and interpret each tarot card. You can completely trust your intuition, and let your inner voice tell you what each tarot card means. Or, you can view the tarot cards as a story, with the first tarot card at the beginning of the story and the last tarot card at the end. It is important to look at each tarot card separately and in the layout as a whole. All in all, get two points of view - see the "woods" and the "trees".

7. Further explanation

If there are parts of your tarot reading that you don't understand or parts about which you want more information, you can lay out more tarot cards. For example, if you don't understand a third card in your layout, you can place a new tarot card next to it for clarification. Or, if you understand your tarot reading but have other questions or concerns, pull out a tarot card or two to focus on for additional information.

8. Memorizing your tarot readings

List the date, question and each tarot card on the layout. The advantage of recording your tarot reading is that you can go back later and re-read what your tarot reading covers. It becomes like a diary of your life. If you don't want to do all this extra work, you can stay in the moment with your tarot reading and choose not to record it.

9. Finishing your tarot reading

Finish your tarot reading slowly and respectfully. Thank the universe (or someone else) for the guidance you've received and shuffle your tarot cards into the deck. You can say a few words to end your tarot reading and clear the tarot cards of your old questions. The idea is to remove a tarot deck that has been drained of energy from previous readings, so you can start fresh when you do your next reading. Put away your tarot reading materials (deck, candles, etc.) as if you were concluding a sacred ceremony.

10. Back to reality

When you do a tarot reading, you are working in a sacred space. You are repairing yourself and partner with soul. Once you do it, you get busy with worldly life again. Make sure you are fully present and back to your body before doing things like driving or eating dinner. You can move your body, stretch, breathe deeply, and do other things that clear the energy of the falling event from your body.

Author bio

Vijanseer has been working with divination for 15 years and does all readings personally. She is an empath who loves to help people find their way to peace, happiness, fulfillment and prosperity.

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