English information on how to get your free reading

Versión en español

Welcome!

Through this blog I intend to offer free cards readings, just because I like to help people.

Before you ask, there is no catch, I'm not going to ask for money, you don't have to pay. The only thing I'm going to ask for is patience, since I also have an everyday job and this is not the main activity in my life. I will try to do your reading and get back to you as soon as I can. So please allow a few days for me to do so. Also, if you would like to help, you can click on the sponsors adverts that are shown on the top right side of this blog, since every click helps.

All you need to do to get your free reading is send your question through this form. I would also like to point out that I'm not an expert, so if you feel that the reading is wrong or it doesn't relate to your question, please let me know so I can improve.

But before you send your inquiry, I strongly recommend you to read the following information on how the cards can help and what kind of questions we can ask.

• How do the cards work?

This is probably the first thing any clever human being wonders when it comes to tarot/oracles readings. There are different theories that can explain this.

The first one would be of the "spiritual" kind, and it consists of spiritual entities (angels, spirits, Gods, Masters, etc.) interacting with the cards reader and the querent so they pick the right cards to answer the questions.

The second theory is about the subconscious mind. Consciously, we use words to express ourselves, but the subconscious mind uses images -like the cards-. Through these images we can "dive" into our subconscious mind to find out what images are stored there. It is a task of the reader, along with the querent, to interpret the meaning of those images and how they relate to the person's life.

A third theory is Carl Jung's "synchronicity". According to it, "synchronicity is the experience of two or more events which are causally unrelated occurring together in a supposedly meaningful manner". Some examples of this are: you think about someone you haven't seen in a while, and a few minutes later you hear from that person. Or you think of a TV show episode you've seen, and suddenly there is a rerun of that same episode. The examples list could be very long, but I think you already know what we're talking about here. So following this theory we can say that everything in the universe is connected. And this is what makes us choose the right cards to answer the questions we have in mind. That is why the question needs to be asked as clear as possible, to avoid confusion. The more accurate the question, the more accurate the answer will be.

• Do time and space matter?

Apparently, they don't. As long as the reader keeps in mind the question that was asked, even if the querent lives in a different country, or even if the person involved in the reading is not aware of the reading being done, the right cards will turn out. This is why no information is needed. Some people request the querent to provide their name, age, location and other information, but this is only a personal choice. Probably they feel they can contact their intuition better if they at least know something about the person they are reading for. But none of this information is strictly necessary.

• Are readings done by computers as effective as readings done by a human being?

If you want to know my personal opinion, no, they are not. The principle of synchronicity will probably work the same way as it would work if a human being was reading for you, but it's the interpretation and the reader's intuition what computarized methods lack of. It would be the same difference that you can find if you ask a lawyer about a case or go read the "answer" in the written laws. The answer can't be wrong, but you probably won't know how to interpret it, and it might not apply strictly to your case.

• Can we ask the same question more than once?

You could do it, but it's not recommended to do so. If you are doing it to prove that there is no way the same cards will turn out the second or third time you ask the question, then you will probably "beat the system". But you probably won't find any contradictions either. The second cards layout will only complete the first reading, providing more information on the subject. Some people become obsessed with tarot and they will ask the same thing over and over until the cards and their interpretation completely lose their meaning. So my advice would be: keep in mind the first reading and try to analyze it thoroughly. Sometimes it might not make much sense, but after the events happen you will find out you'll be able to interpret what the cards were trying to tell you.

• Can the cards lie or be wrong?

The cards are like a wise man in a tribe. They should be heard and their advices should be taken into account. If the reading was made properly, there is only little chance for mistakes and, if any, the mistakes can be made by the reader's interpretation. So, basically, the cards can't be wrong, the reading can.

• Do cards readers have psychic abilities?

Some do, some others don't. In my case, I don't. I only interpret what I see in my cards and try to apply it to the question I was asked. That is why it is better if you provide complete information on the issue. This doesn't mean you have to explain every detail and give personal information. But if you ask "how do you see my love life?" I will probably be able to give you only a vague answer. It might be better if you say, for instance, "I'm actually in a relationship but we are going through some trouble. What can I do to make things work again between us?".

• What kind of questions can I ask?

You can ask almost anything, as long as you know how to ask. I need to make clear that it is not ethical to use the cards to ferret out information about someone else's life that is not related to us in any way.
I insist on the cards being a great method to know more about ourselves, to make decisions, to find out if we made the right choice, to see what we can expect from a situation or a person, to know more about a current event, or to investigate on what caused a specific situation.
I don't agree too much on using the cards to predict future. Basically because we forge our future with every single thing we do. This would be the so called "butterfly effect" ("small variations of the initial condition of a dynamical system may produce large variations in the long term behavior of the system").
Also, you have to know that most of the times it is hard to get an accurate answer if you're asking a "yes/no" question. Depending on what oracle is being used, you might ask something that can be asked by a simple "yes" or "no", but sometimes, even if the oracle allows it, the answer might not be precise. Only if the energetic influences on the question are really strong, you will get a "yes" or a "no" as your answer. Most of the times the cards will give you a "maybe", or they can tell you about the current influences on the matter, so you know a bit more about it and can work it out for yourself.
Also, cards can't be used to know specific names, dates, places, times, phone numbers, etc. So you cannot ask "who should I date?". Simply because I don't own an oracle that contains people's names (if you know one, that would be interesting). The only way to ask questions about these specific details is to keep asking about each one of them. For instance, in the example above, we could ask "should I date John?" and pull a card to see what the answer is. Then ask again, "should I date Dan?" and pull another card for this question. And so on, trying different names. The same thing applies to dates, time, places and every specific information.
It is also very important to understand that even when the cards can give you some insight on your health status, it is imperative that you see a doctor about that. The cards can't provide you with a medical diagnosis.

That would be all for now. There is an English and a Spanish version of this, so you can read the information in the language you prefer, and send your question in any of those two languages.

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