What questions do you ask tarot cards?

Questions for your tarot spread What is the relationship's current energy? What's the root cause of the split? What are their true feelings for me right now? What are their intentions to me now? What is the future nature of this relationship? What's the best step for me to take now?

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And another question, is tarot or oracle better for beginners?

As much as I love tarot decks, I have to agree that oracle cards are easier to read for the beginner. Unlike tarot, oracle decks generally have less cards. I say generally because oracle cards don't have to stick to a set number like tarot does, the decks can contain however many cards the creator wants. One may also ask what are oracle cards good for? Oracle cards can be just as effective as tarot cards at providing guidance and clarity; easing fear and anxiety, and helping you tap into your intuition and the answers already within you. In other words, think of oracle cards as your always-available mystical council that can answer whatever question you have.

Then, what questions should i ask oracle cards?

44 powerful questions to ask oracle cards What am I not seeing about my situation right now? What is keeping me from moving forward? How am I getting in my own way? What can I focus on to [get the result I want]? What is my lesson in this situation? What needs to be cleared for me to move forward? What does Celtic Cross spread mean? The Positions of the 10 Card Celtic Cross Tarot Sprea. The Problem - This card represents the challenge that the querent is facing at this time, something that they need to resolve in order to make progress forward. The Past - Here we see the the past events, and also how they have shaped the current situation.

What is crowning in tarot?

This card symbolizes situations that may be on the horizon, what may be coming into being or possibilities. In some books, this position is "what crowns you." This card is the potential. I often interpret this card as where you will most likely end up based on the time of the reading.