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The Art of Asking Powerful Questions in Your Tarot Readings

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The Art of Asking Powerful Questions in Your Tarot Readings

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This website is based on helping the patron's to go to their readings and ask open enough questions that the "psychic" can answer with an answer. In our opinion we feel this website is possibly made by a "psychic" so that they have an easier time answering and able to get more in depth with the patron. It tells the patrons to ask more broad questions to allow the psychic to ask more open questions and have more opportunities to get a "hit". It also has a section for the "psychics" informing them to try to connect with their heart and emotions the most. Those connects allow the patron to feel the tarot reading is more truthful because it hits them in an emotional way.

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Asking the right questions in your Tarot readings is the key to gaining insight and unlocking the answers you seek. When we ask good questions, we get good answers. And similarly, when we ask crappy questions, we get crappy answers.

Consider these two scenarios.

Scenario #1:  You ask the Tarot, "Will I ever find love?" and you draw the Hermit. Uh, no, you won't find love and you'll live a life of solitude. You end the reading feeling completely bummed because you really wanted to find 'the one' in the 12 months and now it's not going to happen.

Scenario #2: You ask the Tarot, "What can I do to create the love life I truly desire?" Again, you draw the Hermit. Well, now. If you want to find 'the one' in the next 12 months, first spend some time on your own, reflecting on the type of relationship you really want. By being on your own, you will come to a deep realisation about your inner resources that will support you in finding true and authentic love.

This time, you end the reading feeling empowered and optimistic, knowing exactly what it is you need to do to find the kind of love you've been dreaming of.

Of those two Tarot readings, which would you prefer? I know which one I would choose.

You see, the quality of the questions in your Tarot readings is directly linked to getting the right answers - the answers that help you to shape a path forward and manifest your goals and dreams.

So how do we ask good questions?

Ask Open-Ended Questions

Questions that can be answered "yes" or "no" are closed-ended questions. They're fine if you want a fast answer, but the trouble is that they don't allow for any deep reflection or exploration of a situation - they simply state what is or isn't going to happen.

By asking the Tarot open-ended questions, on the other hand, you get far more interesting insights.

For example, instead of asking, "Will I find a new job?" you might ask, "What has been blocking me in finding a new job, and how can I release these blockages?" The first question can only be answered "yes" or "no". The second question invites deeper reflection and opens the space for understanding how you can manifest your goal of finding a new job.

To ask open-ended questions, avoid starting the question with Will..., When... and Should..., and instead ask What..., How... and Why.

A client starts the session with the question, "What's my soul mate like?" Now, sure, you could launch right into that reading by drawing a few cards and seeing what comes up. You might end up with an idea of a potential soul mate, but will it really be insightful and helpful for the client?

Or, you could ask a few questions to understand what's really on your client's mind and how you can help. Perhaps you find out that your client is single right now and has been having trouble finding the right partner for her so she wants to know what her soul mate is like so she can recognise him when he appears.

Well now you have more information to work with and now you can start to create a reading that will be much more helpful. Instead of asking the Tarot, "What's my soul mate like?" you now ask, "What signs might I see when I have met the right partner for me?" or "What can I do to attract the right partner for me?"

Instead of taking a question on face value, explore it, unpack it and get to the heart of what's really being asked. You'll find that you can then address the deeper questions that exist and deliver more meaningful insight.

Ask Follow-Up Questions

Every question can be broken down into 'follow-up' questions that serve to explore the different elements of the original question. For example, a question like, "How can I live in alignment with my soul's purpose?" can be broken down into the following questions:

What is coming into my conscious awareness about my soul's purpose?

How can I discover my soul's purpose?

What is my soul's purpose?

How am I presently living in alignment with my soul's purpose?

What inner work do I need to do to be in alignment with my soul's purpose?

What resources are available to me that will help me to live in alignment with my soul's purpose?

What will bring me closer to my soul's purpose?

What may stand in the way of me fulfilling my soul's purpose and how can I overcome this?

...and so on.

Now, do you notice what's happening here? As we start to break the original question down into follow-up questions, we also start to form the beginnings of  your very own customised Tarot spread. You could literally draw one card for each of the questions above and you'd have an in-depth and fully customised Tarot reading.

So, for your next Tarot reading, check in with yourself first - Am I asking the right question of the Tarot? Is it open-ended and does it allow for deep exploration and insight? Does it get to the heart of the matter? And are there follow-up questions I could ask?

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The Art of Asking Powerful Questions in Your Tarot Readings

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Asking the right questions in your Tarot readings is the key to gaining insight and unlocking the answers you seek. When we ask good questions, we get good answers. And similarly, when we ask crappy questions, we get crappy answers. Consider these two scenarios. Scenario #1: You ask the Tarot, "Will I ever find love?"

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This website relates to the table to the right, it shows the meaning of each card and a brief history on the card. It kind of resembles a east to navigate through mini Wikipedia site but only based on the theme of tarot cards. This could help people get a background if they are wanting to learn how to read tarot cards or want a brief background on the card and figure out ways how to use it.

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We found this meaning chart which shows how you can try and relate the cards to personal experiences. If someone is learning how to read and predict peoples lives this chart would be very helpful on how you could relate the images to people. An example of this could be if you get the third card of the "Strength" card, you could tell your patron that it means that if you have more courage you can get what you want in the end. These are just examples for the meanings, you could also make up your own meaning, as long as it vaguely relates to the card.

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We chose this picture to show the multiple decks that tarot cards have available. Each deck has different but similar images. While looking at all the decks we questioned why there are different types of decks. If Tarot Card's are so serious and so spiritual to people, we thought that there should be one single set deck that is true to the act of predictions.

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For the SmartArt image we were to create, we decided to do a step by step explanation of what each card is about and how you connect their question they ask with it. We explained that card one, you need to first figure out how the card connects with something in their past by providing them with broad statements. Once you connect the first card, you use the second card about their present you need to tie in their first card and the second card with their question. The pictures are vague enough that you could predict a lot of outcomes. The third card would be the future and the future for them could be anything you think up that relates to the card. We found this information while watching the youtube tarot card reading course.

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This website is a free simple to use tarot card reading. All you have to do is click the deck of cards and with no connection at all besides your internet connect, it predicts your past, present and future. Though the cards can simple relate to you but we read the same paragraph to four other people and they all claimed it could relate to them in a vague way. Therefore yes, people can believe this if they are gullible enough.

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The reason we chose this video out of our three is because it shows how anyone can learn how to be a tarot card reader. It's a 15 hour course of a man who has a lot of information on the cards and has his own way. We believe that it is a bit odd how someone who claims tarot cards are real and work but still claims anyone can read and predict someone's past, present and future.

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Complete Tarot Card Reading Course - part 1

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MOVIE SPREADS, PART 1. Introduction and detailed instruction. This is a complete tarot course! Over 15 hours in total, designed to take you from tarot novice, and give you enough tools to read amazingly well. You'll need to put in the practice of course, but this will provide you the TOOLS.

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Strictly Supernatural - Tarot Cards Use and History narrated by Christopher Lee

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Strictly Supernatural - Tarot Cards Use and History narrated by Christopher Lee

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This video is a documentary narrated by the amazing Christopher Lee. In the video you go on a journey through the Tarot history, it gives a in depth view on how tarot cards were used throughout history. It shows that each reader has their own and personal way of reading the patrons past, present and future. It mainly states that each card can his the patron emotionally, which allows the patron to believe. This video shows the possible truth to tarot cards and shows how it was used and successful in the past to allow people to say "well, they were right then.. so they must always be right." While watching this video we have witnessed multiple red flags: ancient wisdom, confirmation bias, redharrings, proof by verbosity, mystical energy, ideological support.

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Tarot Decks For Beginners | Holly Inspires

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This video shows three "professional" psychic tarot readers who attempt

to read the narrators past, future, and present. He claims it's not worth

the money and is on his journey to prove it. During each interview with

the psychics he lies about certain things in his life, ex. children, in which

the psychic should know. He states that they throw out random vague

statements that could be about anything and a gullible person could

easily get stuck in the statement and end up believing it. In the end, he

pushes the psychics to the edge and even the psychics state that he

could easily learn and predict peoples past, futures and present and that

it is basically just a therapy session.

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Dangers of Psychic Readings & Tarot Cards

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Gregory Scott Tarot Secret Tarot Card Meanings

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This video explains how Tarot Card Reading is total waste of money.