 Will a second reading about the same problem give me the same information?
You would think so, but it doesn't usually happen that way. Usually querants ask the same question twice in quick succession because they didn't like what they saw the first time. They want the answer to change instead of going to work on changing themselves.
Don’t hassle your cards! Wait at least a week between readings concerning the same issue. Take what you learned from the first reading and put it into play. If you change something, one thing, your issue will change, too.
The biggest reason why two readings about the same subject rarely result in the same answer involves one fact: What you do right now can and will change everything. The simple act of questioning the deck beckons change.
Foreword
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What IS the Tarot?
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What do the cards mean?
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What is a Tarot spread?
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HOW and WHY does the Tarot work?
5. What kinds of questions can I ask while working with the Tarot?
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Can the Tarot tell me WHEN something will happen?
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Is a Tarot reading always right?
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What does it mean when the reading doesn't seem to answer my question?
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Will another reading about the same problem give me the same information?
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What kind of information can I obtain from a Tarot reading?
One Last Note
 Kellie Helget is Bluelady's
Natural Therapies Consultant. She is also an avid Tarot enthusiast currently progressing through the Tarot Certification Board of America's certification process.
For other or more detailed answers about the Tarot, please eMail Kellie from the
contact page and she will send her answers right back to you.
You may also download Tarot for Beginners in PDF form to pass out at your next get-together.
 Tarot for Beginners
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