7 Common Questions Not to ask your Tarot:
No. 7. Same repetitive question - You did not like the answer, so you're asking again and again. Flipping a new card over and over will not change the first answer given. You already have the answer; roll with it.
No. 6. Lottery ticket - They are not tools for gambling nor gaming. Even if the Tarot cards have 4 knights mounted on horses, these don't mean that they will give you the winning horse either. If I knew the lottery numbers, by now, I would be sipping on daiquiri drinks all day and night somewhere in the Caribbean.
No. 5. Open-End questions - Should you buy that outfit you saw at the store today? Dear Lord!
No. 4. Defying the Outcome - If the cards are telling you that you'll be living a comfortable financial life, don't go and rob a bank, because instead you'll be living in an uncomfortable cell. Get the point?
No. 3. Lost and Found - You're in a hurry and can't find your car keys and you're asking the cards to help you find the keys. Tarot Cards are not metal detectors. (In case you're wondering: the cards are not going to help you find the lost treasures of Atlantis; it's not a treasure map either).
No. 2. New Path - The cards are not going to help you upgrade to a new path. Paths are not like a cell phone company. You're already on a Path that you were born with. You have the power within you to improve your path. Keep walking.
No. 1. Decision Maker - You want to buy a castle but you're not sure about it. If you have the means to buy a castle and understand what it financially entails to own a castle, and you STILL need a deck of cards to give you the answer...Yeeaahh, NO. Tarots are not a real estate agency.
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6 Examples How to Ask Questions:
No. 6. What does my life in the next year or so will look like? - This allows the cards to give you a taste of what awaits for you. If it comes out negative, then we can further ask how to avoid the issues. The cards love to advice, but at the end of the day, you make the decision.
No. 5. How can I best resolve a family issue? - You are asking for advice from the cards to assist you and not to solve for you. This opens up possibilities of multiple approaches.
No. 4. How can I improve the current situation at work? - Sometimes we make up to problems that don't exist. But if you do have a problem, the cards will give you advice of where or what the situation may be and how to improve.
No. 3. Where is my current lifestyle leading me towards? - Excellent question! The cards will give you an insight where your life is heading. This will give you a chance to make decisions to improve your life.
No. 2. Who is the best person I can ask to assist me? - It's all about quality and not quantity. A question like this can open up options and you can choose which would work best for you.
No. 1. Is / Are there obstacle(s) I need to be aware of at work? - Good question to ask. A card reading can set you back on track at work if you've been eyeing for a promotion or to prevent discord with the boss, client or a co-worker.
I don't know of a tarot reader who will disagree with me when I say a quality questions goes a long way. Cards are a beacon of light and can shine your way to the finish line in any aspect part of your life. A deck of tarot cards are to be treated with respect. These are not just cut-out plastic board cards. These are more like a Pandora Box. These are guided by spiritual lights, beings or whatever you believe in; which holds a wealth of guidance and information.
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