using a full 78 card tarot deck based on use of standard playing cards as pip cards
This is a 'Yes, No' tarot reading using our Playing Card Tarot Deck (upright cards only).
As the title of this spread suggests, the YES card (on the left) relates to the situation if the querent proceeds with the scenario that he or she has in mind at the beginning of the reading. The NO card (on the right) refers to the situation if the possibility held in mind at the outset is dismissed and either the overall opportunity is rejected or some other path is chosen.
To proceed with this reading, clear your mind then focus on the situation that you would like the cards to offer insights about. Take care to ensure that the 'Yes' scenario is uniquely defined in your mind. Then turn the cards over ...
Tap each card in turn (1, 2).
Yes
No
The YES Card : Queen of Cups
What if I do ? This card offers insights about possibilites if you proceed as you have in mind and while maintaining your present attitude.
Tarot Cups (hearts in playing cards) concern emotions. Court cards can refer to particular people. In that case a queen might represent a mature woman, a woman in authority or a man whose 'feminine' qualities of e.g. nurturing and creativity are particularly strong. Alternatively, queens can also indicate new levels of awareness.
Visionary
'Sixth sense', psychic abilities
Emotional intelligence acquired
Regular contact with intuition and higher wisdom
The tarot suit of cups is associated with the element of Water, the direction West and the season of autumn ('fall' in U.S. English).
Examples of cards in this deck are shown below. They are not part of this reading.
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This full (78 card) tarot deck that uses
standard playing cards as pip cards was prepared by IvyRose in 2017.
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