R u suppose to meditate before doing a tarot acrd reading??!
Question: Evertone has their own way of 'preparing' for a reading.
Some meditate, some say a prayer, others light candles or insence or do a sage smudge. There are all sorts of ways to get into the 'space' where one is ready to read the cards.
What that ritual is totally up to each and every person.
For me, just shuffling the cards is enough.
Answers: Evertone has their own way of 'preparing' for a reading.
Some meditate, some say a prayer, others light candles or insence or do a sage smudge. There are all sorts of ways to get into the 'space' where one is ready to read the cards.
What that ritual is totally up to each and every person.
For me, just shuffling the cards is enough.
Not necessary.
Some people are able to proceed Tarot Reading as they want to. Some may need to find peace in them before they do so.
Meditation has no time limits. And it depends also on the types of meditation you're going through.
Some people just take a deep breath, relax their mind and proceed.
No. I've done readings where you just come in a relax yourself.
-Charlotte
Just relax for a couple min. Turn off all bright lights, think about what has bothering you the most (or what you want an answer about ) And never do a reading on Sundays.
Meditation is not needed actually. Just get in tune to the other's feelings and start the reading. If you are sensitive and receptive enough, you should start picking up vibes as soon as the reading starts.
I think the purpose of the meditation is in order to concentrate on what you want to understand.
When I'm reading for myself I try to formulate the question I have into the most specific language I can, so that the focus is clear. I do this before and while I'm shuffling, and I continue to concentrate/meditate until the cards lock up, indicating that a desiganted unconcious order has been acheived in which to communicate some insight.
Hello
If you wish to open up to spirit, then yes it can be helpful.
Your tarot preparation alone can be used as a meditation, the thought about the question, the shuffling of the cards, the quite space, candle etc.
Pam