Hannafate
I tried to use search to see if this was already being discussed, but I couldn't find it, so if it's a duplicate, please forgive me.
I often do quick three card readings that give definitive answers to yes-or-no questions. I have found them surprisingly accurate, and very useful for clarifying difficult aspects of larger readings.
The method is to have the Querent write the question. Always write the question. Be as specific as possible. "Charge" the cards with the question by setting the deck on top of it, before shuffling and cutting the cards. Lay out three cards, left to right, without turning them.
Cards laid out right side up are a "yes" and cards reversed are a "no". The middle card counts twice.
So the possible answers are:
Yes
Probably (the yes side of maybe)
Maybe (odds are exactly even)
Probably not (the no side of maybe)
No
The ordinary (not reversed) meaning of each card explains the why of the answer. They may also suggest a course of action.
Does anyone else use this technique, and what do you think of it?
I often do quick three card readings that give definitive answers to yes-or-no questions. I have found them surprisingly accurate, and very useful for clarifying difficult aspects of larger readings.
The method is to have the Querent write the question. Always write the question. Be as specific as possible. "Charge" the cards with the question by setting the deck on top of it, before shuffling and cutting the cards. Lay out three cards, left to right, without turning them.
Cards laid out right side up are a "yes" and cards reversed are a "no". The middle card counts twice.
So the possible answers are:
Yes
Probably (the yes side of maybe)
Maybe (odds are exactly even)
Probably not (the no side of maybe)
No
The ordinary (not reversed) meaning of each card explains the why of the answer. They may also suggest a course of action.
Does anyone else use this technique, and what do you think of it?