Alright, let’s talk about these here tarot cards, the yes or no kind. Folks always askin’, “Is it a yes? Is it a no?” Well, it ain’t always that simple, you know? But I’ll tell ya what I know, the way I see it.
Now, some folks say you just pull one card. One measly card! And that’s supposed to tell ya everything? I ain’t so sure about that. Sometimes it do, sometimes it don’t. If it jumps out at ya, maybe. Or if you shuffle ’em up real good and spread ’em out on the table and just pick one. Could be.
But I like to do things a bit different. I heard tell of a way, using three cards, that seems a might more reliable to me. See, you pull three cards. If most of them feel good, like sunshine and warm biscuits, then it’s a yes. If they feel all heavy and gloomy, like a cloudy day with rain comin’, then it’s a no. Simple as that.
But what if the cards ain’t so clear? What if some feel good and some feel bad? Well, then you gotta look a little closer, don’t ya? You gotta think about what them cards mean, what they’re tryin’ to tell ya. It ain’t just yes or no, sometimes it’s a “maybe” or a “wait a bit” or a “you gotta work for it.”
Now, some folks got these lists, see? Lists that say which card is a yes and which is a no. Says if the card is standin’ up straight, it’s a yes. If it’s upside down, it’s a no. Like the Ace of Spades, they say it’s a yes, means you know the truth. But the Two of Spades, that’s a no, ’cause you ain’t seein’ the whole picture yet. And the Three of Spades, well, that’s another no.
- Swords (Spades): Swords, they’re like spades in a regular deck of cards. They can be sharp, you know? Cut right through ya. So, a lot of times, swords mean trouble or hard work. But sometimes, they mean you gotta cut through the nonsense and get to the truth.
- Cups: Cups, those are all about feelings, love, and happiness. Like a warm cup of tea on a cold day. So, if you get a lot of cups, that’s usually a good sign, a yes. But too many cups, and you might be gettin’ carried away by your emotions.
- Wands: Wands are about action, energy, and gettin’ things done. Like a fire, they can be powerful, but they can also burn ya if you ain’t careful. So, wands are often a yes, but a yes that means you gotta put in the effort.
- Pentacles (Coins): Pentacles, those are like coins, about money, work, and the things you can touch and feel. They’re about bein’ practical and down-to-earth. So, pentacles are usually a yes, but a yes that’s tied to the real world, not just dreams.
But here’s the thing about them lists. Every card has got a bunch of different meanings. It ain’t just black and white, yes and no. It depends on what you’re askin’, what’s goin’ on in your life, and what your gut’s tellin’ ya. Your gut, that’s important. Don’t ever forget that.
So, can you use tarot cards for yes or no questions? Sure, you can. But don’t expect it to be easy. Don’t just rely on some list someone else made up. You gotta use your own head, your own heart, and your own common sense. You gotta listen to them cards, but you also gotta listen to yourself. And remember, sometimes the answer ain’t just yes or no, it’s somethin’ in between, somethin’ you gotta figure out for yourself.
And another thing, don’t be askin’ the same question over and over again, just ‘cause you don’t like the answer. The cards, they don’t like that. They’ll just get all mixed up and confused, and you won’t get a clear answer at all. Ask once, listen carefully, and then trust your own judgment. That’s the best way to use these here tarot cards, whether it’s for a yes or no question or somethin’ else entirely. Now, go on and try it for yourself, but remember what I told ya, use your head and your heart.
Tarot reading is about intuition, you know? It ain’t just about memorizin’ meanings. It’s about feelin’ the energy of the cards, connectin’ with somethin’ bigger than yourself. And that takes practice, patience, and a whole lot of trust. Trust in the cards, and most importantly, trust in yourself.
So, next time you’re wonderin’ “yes or no,” remember what I said. Three cards, your gut feeling, and a little bit of common sense. That’s all you need to get a good answer from them tarot cards.
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