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I am a 20 year old Solitary Eclectic Witch who has been using Divination for 6 years now. I began my journey with Divination well before my journey as a witch. I practice a few different forms of divination, these being Tarot, Oracle, Lenormand, Runes, Pendulum, Bibliomancy, and Charm Divination. In that order is which I have the most experience with. For this thread I will not be offering Runes readings as I have very recently began my practice with them. Eventually I may add them in as an option, but that will not be for at least a few months. For me I feel energies as a burning/tinging sensation throughout my body, focused on my hands when I Divine. That is how I know what cards to pick and how many, if I feel the sensation then those are the cards. It is like a switch turns the sensation off when the deck is done giving me the cards that are needed. Due to Divination being purely energy driven I can get tired and have my energy stores depleted. When that happens I will make a note here on the thread that I need to take some time before I can continue on with readings. I do my best to get all readings done within a few days of you posting them, but sometimes it can take longer, please understand that this is because of my energy being drained or outside forces effecting my life. I also can refuse to do a reading if I get a negative feeling or have a negative reaction while doing the reading.
How to Ask A Question:
Asking a question is fairly simple, but asking the right questions can pose much more of a challenge. The way you phrase your question can affect the quality of the reading itself, because you may not be tailoring your question to the divination types strong suit. Here is a nice guide to phrasing your questions.
--Do not ask yes/no questions. Unless for Lenormand yes or no spread.
While yes, technically the cards can answer this type of question, it is not ideal in the slightest. The way tarot cards give their input is by sending you messages and offering keywords, which are not easily translated into a “yes” or “no” output.
--Do not ask for a time-based answer. Asking “when will this happen” is a very hard thing for readers to answer properly. We can only give estimates based on the keywords we’re given. For example, if a card talks of growth and love, then you may make the conclusion that this will happen during the Spring, but it’s not a very concrete method. In short, your answer is more likely to be inaccurate.
--Do not ask questions related to an emergency. Questions related to the success of a surgery, someone in the ICU, or any other health/safety emergency is difficult to answer for, and also generally inappropriate. Instead of asking the cards for an answer related to those scenarios, it is much more acceptable to ask for prayers, blessings, or general luck to be sent your way.
--Do not ask the same question over and over, the first answer is the right one, asking it repeatedly means you do not trust the cards and they will end up giving you what you want to hear or something false so that you stop asking.
With those three things in mind, try and generate a question in your head. What do you want to know? What will help you in your current situation? How should you be handling things? That is what the cards will do best with answering.
I will not answer anything medical related. I am not a doctor so I can not answer these questions.
I will not read on another person's behalf. This means that I will only do a reading for you, not 'Why does person A not like me Or What does Person S think of me?" Those types of questions I can not do as they are not giving me their permission to read their energies.
Tarot:
Tarot is, obviously, a form of Divination. It originated as a card game in mid-15the century Europe and evolved into a type of Divination in the late 18th Century. It is made of of 78 cards each belonging to either the Major or Minor Arcana's. The Major Arcana tells a story of the Fool's Journey throughout its entirety, being made up of 22 cards, beginning with 0 - The Fool and ending with 21 - The World. The Minor Arcana is divided into 4 different suits each one having 14 cards of their own, four of them being Court cards and the rest numbered 1 - 10. Different decks may name their cards differently or have different Suit names for their Minor Arcana as well as different titles for their Court cards, but each card has a general meaning or message no matter the deck that one uses.
My Decks:
Hanson-Roberts
Tarot Illuminati
The Good Tarot
The Dragon Tarot
The Wild Unknown
Sante Murete
Oracle:
Oracle is a type of Divination that has as few as 20 or as many as 144 cards to a deck. They have a wide variety of meanings to each card that is deck specific. There are a vast number of ways to read and interoperate Oracle cards.
My Decks:
The Halloween Oracle
Celtic Trees
Celtic Animals
The Earthbound Oracle
Lenormand:
There are two different type of Lenormand decks, I use The Petit Jeu Lenormand or the Little Game Lenormand. It is made up of 36 cards. There are a number of different spreads. Yes and No spread, 3 card, and ones that use all of the cards. The other type is The Grand Jeu, which has began fading throughout the years. I do hope to do some digging into this type as well, for now I am sticking with the Petit Jeu.
My Decks:
The Seeker's Lenormand
Notice:
I will not have slots or anything, just post and I will get to them as I can. Also, should you want to send me some compensation feel free too. I may end up getting to yours sooner
but really these are going to be free. I will probably shut this down if I get too large of a number so that I can catch up. Also, if you have any questions for me about divination or my Craft please let me know. One Question at a time! Let everyone have a chance!
How to Ask A Question:
Asking a question is fairly simple, but asking the right questions can pose much more of a challenge. The way you phrase your question can affect the quality of the reading itself, because you may not be tailoring your question to the divination types strong suit. Here is a nice guide to phrasing your questions.
--Do not ask yes/no questions. Unless for Lenormand yes or no spread.
While yes, technically the cards can answer this type of question, it is not ideal in the slightest. The way tarot cards give their input is by sending you messages and offering keywords, which are not easily translated into a “yes” or “no” output.
--Do not ask for a time-based answer. Asking “when will this happen” is a very hard thing for readers to answer properly. We can only give estimates based on the keywords we’re given. For example, if a card talks of growth and love, then you may make the conclusion that this will happen during the Spring, but it’s not a very concrete method. In short, your answer is more likely to be inaccurate.
--Do not ask questions related to an emergency. Questions related to the success of a surgery, someone in the ICU, or any other health/safety emergency is difficult to answer for, and also generally inappropriate. Instead of asking the cards for an answer related to those scenarios, it is much more acceptable to ask for prayers, blessings, or general luck to be sent your way.
--Do not ask the same question over and over, the first answer is the right one, asking it repeatedly means you do not trust the cards and they will end up giving you what you want to hear or something false so that you stop asking.
With those three things in mind, try and generate a question in your head. What do you want to know? What will help you in your current situation? How should you be handling things? That is what the cards will do best with answering.
I will not answer anything medical related. I am not a doctor so I can not answer these questions.
I will not read on another person's behalf. This means that I will only do a reading for you, not 'Why does person A not like me Or What does Person S think of me?" Those types of questions I can not do as they are not giving me their permission to read their energies.
Tarot:
Tarot is, obviously, a form of Divination. It originated as a card game in mid-15the century Europe and evolved into a type of Divination in the late 18th Century. It is made of of 78 cards each belonging to either the Major or Minor Arcana's. The Major Arcana tells a story of the Fool's Journey throughout its entirety, being made up of 22 cards, beginning with 0 - The Fool and ending with 21 - The World. The Minor Arcana is divided into 4 different suits each one having 14 cards of their own, four of them being Court cards and the rest numbered 1 - 10. Different decks may name their cards differently or have different Suit names for their Minor Arcana as well as different titles for their Court cards, but each card has a general meaning or message no matter the deck that one uses.
My Decks:
Hanson-Roberts
Tarot Illuminati
The Good Tarot
The Dragon Tarot
The Wild Unknown
Sante Murete
Oracle:
Oracle is a type of Divination that has as few as 20 or as many as 144 cards to a deck. They have a wide variety of meanings to each card that is deck specific. There are a vast number of ways to read and interoperate Oracle cards.
My Decks:
The Halloween Oracle
Celtic Trees
Celtic Animals
The Earthbound Oracle
Lenormand:
There are two different type of Lenormand decks, I use The Petit Jeu Lenormand or the Little Game Lenormand. It is made up of 36 cards. There are a number of different spreads. Yes and No spread, 3 card, and ones that use all of the cards. The other type is The Grand Jeu, which has began fading throughout the years. I do hope to do some digging into this type as well, for now I am sticking with the Petit Jeu.
My Decks:
The Seeker's Lenormand
Notice:
I will not have slots or anything, just post and I will get to them as I can. Also, should you want to send me some compensation feel free too. I may end up getting to yours sooner
but really these are going to be free. I will probably shut this down if I get too large of a number so that I can catch up. Also, if you have any questions for me about divination or my Craft please let me know. One Question at a time! Let everyone have a chance!
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