How to ask the tarot good questions

Half of a good reading is in the question. Better phrase it like this to get the most out of it!

Something I see every week is this: the juicy part of a good question is the answer. So the clearer you are with your question, the clearer your answer will be.

Say no to a plain “yes or no?”; give it some substance

It's true that instant answers are tempting, but they fall short. Swap “Will they come back to me?” for “What do they feel for me right now, and what can I expect from this bond?”. That way you'll get answers, something more than just a verdict.

Focus on you

Tarot reads energies, it's not a mind reader. Of course you can ask about someone, but what's really useful is seeing what you can do in a situation: “What can I do to…?”, “What do I need to see about this situation?”.

One question, one topic

There's no point mixing money with love; it's like comparing apples and oranges, sounds absurd, right? Well, it works exactly the same here. Better keep them apart: one question, one topic.

Don't ask the same question over and over

If you want to feed that anxiety loop the uncertainty has you stuck in, don't listen to me. But if what you want is some peace, you'd better close the deck and let everything flow.

Energy needs time and space to flow freely: when something truly changes, the cards will show it.

And remember: tarot is a map, not a sentence. It reflects all your probabilities, present and future, but in the end, you're the one who decides.