How do you handle a tarot spread?

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And another question, what does a spread mean in tarot?

A three-card spread has the reader pull three cards from the deck after it's been shuffled and halved by the querent (more on that in a moment). Usually, the first called pulled represents the past, the second represents the present, and the third represents the future. What is spread in tarot? In tarot readings, the card design is called the tarot spread. This term refers to the pattern of cards chosen from a deck during a reading. Most of the time, the entire deck of 78 cards is shuffled and cut by the querent. While they shuffle, you may want to direct them to think of their intention or question.

What can you not ask tarot cards?

Questions not to ask in tarot card readings Questions you don't really want answered. Questions that already have answers. When you're going to die. Questions about other people. Medical-type questions. The same question, over and over again. Yes-or-no questions. Future-predicting questions. You can also ask what is a 3 card spread? The most common 3 card tarot reading is the traditional, Past, Present and Future structure. In this spread, you'll use the cards to reflect on the past, assess the present and plan for the future. For example, if you get The Lovers card, then the reading will probably centre around your romantic or self love.

Can I ask my tarot cards anything?

You can ask tarot cards just about anything! That is the beauty of the tarot. Tarot cards don't judge. You could ask your cards yes or no questions, but you probably want more information than just a simple yes or no answer. Subsequently, how often should you read your tarot? For many people, once a year is enough for a "general outlook". Others enjoy a reading every six months or every quarter.