Celtic Cross, Email Readings, Pro Series, Tarot Verbatim
Here is a Tarot Verbatim™ Celtic Cross spread. I accidentally used this form for this person's Email Question. Serendipity. This spread is a good example of how there are 3 sentences in a Tarot Verbatim Celtic Cross layout, and how in Tarot Verbatim the similarity of the 3 sentences indicates the degree of accuracy of the reading.
Naturally, the client has agreed to share this story with you.
You can investigate these cards' meanings by Googling them; you will get this site's archives. And y...
Pro Series, Tarot Stories
Thinking Out of the Box; The Box is Language
Part of language is categorizing and making distinctions. No way around that, that is what language is for: To express a specific and limited thought in the real physical world.
Comes the time we want to grow out of the box, there are no 'Exit' arrows painted on the floor. Consciousness is glued to the … uh, 'conscious,' physical mind; and the 'out of the box' area is everything else - the subconscious being that first step out.
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Pro Series, Tarot Stories, Tarot Verbatim
Why Psychic Predictions that are True Sometimes Make No Sense
Truth makes no sense
Sometimes the story line delivered to you is correct but has a hole in it. Things you consider major deciding factors aren't from 'out there's' perspective. A Seventh Generation Texas Debutante was told, in answer to a question about whether she would see Boyfriend that she wanted to be engaged to, in a week, who had broken up with her: You will have a confrontation with him on the street, and you will holler at h...
Pro Series, Tarot Verbatim
Why 'When' is Problematical in Psychic Readings of Any Kind
The question that works best is: If I [fill in the action the Querant intends to or will take], will X [the desired outcome] happen in Y (a stated time span)?
So, 'If I don't call him, will boyfriend come to his senses and take me out to dinner in three months?'
The story line is filed in one place 'out there,' and the time line regards the movement of celestial bodies, which is irrelevant to the story line from 'out there's' point of v...