Each tarot reading includes up to eight of your questions recorded on cassette tape or CD ROM. Costs: $125.
Tarot is a pictorial system of prognostication.
In plain English, Deb Dillard uses 78 cards with pictures that depict everything from “new beginnings” to “it’s dead in the water,” concerning four areas of life:
love, work, money and strategy, to give specific answers to general questions.
Deb subscribes to the Edgar Cayce theory “that there is a river,” a moving stream of consciousness which is divinely sustained, and available to everyone.
Mother’s intuition, sudden inspiration, a gut feeling, are all examples of spontaneous participation in this “river.”
We all do it occasionally. Some people have a boat docked at the pier and are ready to go.
We like to think that Deb casts off and unfurls the sails when the tarot cards come out. |
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How to get the most out of a tarot reading
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Tarot gives specific answers to general questions.
Questions that start with “What is the situation at ...?” will work better than “Will I get that raise?” |
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Ask about different subjects or different people in the same situation but try not to repeat questions. |
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Tarot is hazy on timing.
You can ask “What will be the outcome of putting my house on the market this summer?”
You cannot ask “What is the best date to put my house on the market” and expect a good answer from the cards.
For questions that hinge on timing, an astrological consultation is preferable. |
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If you want more information on the same subjects:
observe the situations, make the changes needed, let at least 3 months go by.
Then, you may re-ask your questions.
By waiting the 3 months, you are giving a situation the chance to unfold and develop.
But, above all else, use your common sense when taking action.
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Here's what you get from a tarot reading
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Your reading will be done by Deb Dillard who has over twenty years experience reading the Tarot cards. |
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A cassette or CD recording of the questions being asked, the cards dealt and the interpretations. |
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If a question comes to Deb during the reading, that question will be asked and answered in addition to your original questions. |
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Sometimes a tarot spread will not seem to go with the question asked. It’s called an over-ride.
It happens because the “cards” see a more pressing subject to be answered.
If this happens during your reading, Deb will mention that she believes this is an over-ride situation, interrupt the spread and re-ask your question. |
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To order a tarot reading takes three steps: |
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