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I love the story of the accuracy.
Your reader was psychic.
I am with Gregory. Prediction is not for me.
Plus, I think that the "waiting and waiting" for things to happen, could skew the whole thing (self fulfilling prophesy etc.) as well as skew quality of life whilst one is waiting. Depends on the sitter and the circumstances.
My mother's psychic.
She doesn't use it - sometimes it does intrude but she keeps that to herself. (she was born in a culture and time when it was frowned upon). She dreamt of her bosses death and he died the next day - he was taken away by paramedics exactly as she had seen in her dream.
She said she would have preferred not to know - because she couldn't have done anything about it. There wasn't enough info and even if there had been??
If you see what I mean.
Re the reader's cards: If he used 12 cards and then 10 later... well he just isn't using a fixed number.
Why confusing? Using a fixed set of cards isn't a "fixed rule".
It's an idea to give a structure for working with the sitter.
The Celtic Cross - doesn't have to have 10 cards in it.
Depends on how one wants to use it.
I was taught with 12 - or 22 if I was using Astrological houses (which I don't. I'm not an Astrologist).
Plus there's just using a free-form spread, where the reader may have a fixed number of cards but no "set meanings" for them - or they might do it completely by intuition.
e.g. Jodorowski method - you speak to your sitter and start laying down 3-5 cards...
and continue until you feel the story/session is complete.
I recently went to have a reading with a friend who used 2 small spreads. Completely on-the-fly. We talked and he laid down a CC with 6 cards.
Then as we continued talking, he decided he'd borrow my ring for some psychometry...
Then when he saw we still had some time left... he laid down another 5 cards...
The spontaneity was delightful.
Your reader was psychic.
I am with Gregory. Prediction is not for me.
Plus, I think that the "waiting and waiting" for things to happen, could skew the whole thing (self fulfilling prophesy etc.) as well as skew quality of life whilst one is waiting. Depends on the sitter and the circumstances.
My mother's psychic.
She doesn't use it - sometimes it does intrude but she keeps that to herself. (she was born in a culture and time when it was frowned upon). She dreamt of her bosses death and he died the next day - he was taken away by paramedics exactly as she had seen in her dream.
She said she would have preferred not to know - because she couldn't have done anything about it. There wasn't enough info and even if there had been??
If you see what I mean.
Re the reader's cards: If he used 12 cards and then 10 later... well he just isn't using a fixed number.
Why confusing? Using a fixed set of cards isn't a "fixed rule".
It's an idea to give a structure for working with the sitter.
The Celtic Cross - doesn't have to have 10 cards in it.
Depends on how one wants to use it.
I was taught with 12 - or 22 if I was using Astrological houses (which I don't. I'm not an Astrologist).
Plus there's just using a free-form spread, where the reader may have a fixed number of cards but no "set meanings" for them - or they might do it completely by intuition.
e.g. Jodorowski method - you speak to your sitter and start laying down 3-5 cards...
and continue until you feel the story/session is complete.
I recently went to have a reading with a friend who used 2 small spreads. Completely on-the-fly. We talked and he laid down a CC with 6 cards.
Then as we continued talking, he decided he'd borrow my ring for some psychometry...
Then when he saw we still had some time left... he laid down another 5 cards...
The spontaneity was delightful.