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sammyofnyc said:My question concerns remote or long distance readings. If you are reading for someone that is unable to touch/shuffle the cards let's say because they are based in another city or state for example and you do a reading for them and you send the results let's say by email, since the querent did not touch the cards is the reading really accurate for that person?
I very rarely do long-distance readings, and when I have someone in front of me they not only shuffle, but even choose the deck from a small selection of my decks. I think it adds to the readings, after all, it's *their* reading, the shuffling should stop when *they* feel it should.
However, on the rare occasions I read for people at a distance, I tend to drop myself into a light trance and "give my hands to them". I usually can't even feel the shuffling as anything like normal sensation from my hands. Not only do they seem to think the readings are cogent, I also get a high degree of specificity (one, for example, pointing out to a guy overseas that his home desperately needed to be sprayed for spiders, a non-typical interpretation of that card and something I couldn't have possibly known from this distance).
However, giving away my hands is hard, nad typing is slower than speaking, even though I type fast. I prefer face-to-face, and feel I get more depth out of a spread. (I could be wrong - that might just be because of the preference).