There are different things that happen in life and you should never look at life as just black and white. This is the same when you look at the tarot cards and the questions that you should ask them. The tarot cards, once they get shuffled, can give you answers to problems that you have. The mistakes that people often make is that they are afraid to ask the right questions. You can come up with the right questions and phrases to ask.
Yes or No Questions
You can ask yes or no questions to the tarot cards. These are cards that will give you answers that you ask. Ask about your emotions or your destiny. Ask about experiences. As you get your reading, ask your questions slowly and ask what kind of guidance that you need to live your best life.
Tarot cards are not easy and they are full of symbols and ideas. One card can give you so many things and its interpretation can be a lot. You can add different cards to this to make the reading more complex.
Open Ended Questions
Open ended questions can be asked and you need to ask these in order to get different answers to the questions that you ask. Here are some of the best ones:
- Possibilities: Ask what the different points of views are and the different paths you can take.
- Be intentional: Don’t lose focus on what you want from your life and the reading.
- Be accountable: Be accountable to the fate of the cads. You need to not ask about winning the lottery and other things but about your life path.
- Keep your questions simple.
- Don’t be afraid of the answers you will get.
- Don’t keep asking if the answers aren’t what you want to hear.
- Ask questions about your finances.
- Ask questions about your love life.
- Ask questions about your personal relationships.
- Ask questions about your past, present and future.
Final Thoughts
People have looked at tarot cards for thousands of years. They often use the tarot cards to bring wisdom to their lives and to live their best lives. Be intentional with your reading and make sure that you are happy with the person giving you the reading that you need.
The distinction between yes/no questions and open-ended questions in tarot readings is well explained. It makes sense that open-ended questions could yield more nuanced and comprehensive answers.
The article’s point about not being afraid to ask questions and accepting the answers given is quite compelling. It’s a good reminder to approach tarot readings with an open mind.
The article provides an interesting perspective on how to approach tarot readings. It emphasizes the importance of asking the right questions, which is crucial for getting meaningful insights.
The guidance offered in this article about being intentional and accountable when asking questions seems valuable. It could help in making the most out of a tarot reading session.
I agree, Katie. Being intentional about what you want to learn from a reading can definitely lead to more enriching and insightful experiences.
I appreciate the comprehensive list of question topics provided, from finances to personal relationships. It gives a good starting point for anyone new to tarot readings.