These Are Really Interesting Topics. Feel Free To Send Me Questions.

These are really interesting topics. Feel free to send me questions. 🦑

Get to know your tarot reader • Ask Game

Some variation of this probably exists somewhere but I couldn't find anything I liked, so I decided to create my own tarot related ask game. There is a mix of practice-related questions, spiritual, and wider ones.

Feel free to send me questions, or simply share this and use for yourself.

🐈‍⬛ How did you first get into tarot? 🎀 What’s your favorite tarot deck and why? 🐚 What’s your favorite tarot card, and what does it mean to you? ✒️ What’s a quote that sums up your philosophy? 🔑 What’s something you’ve learned about yourself in the past year? 🎭 Do you use reversed cards and how? 🌱 How do you prepare yourself before a reading? 🌟 If you could give one piece of advice to your younger self, what would it be? 📖 What’s a spiritual/magic related book that changed your perspective forever? 🧭 What’s your view on the role of intuition in tarot readings? 🦋 What advice would you give to someone just starting to learn tarot? 💡 How do you come up with pick a card readings ideas? 🦜 Do you suffer from imposter syndrome and how do you deal with it? 🐦‍🔥 What’s a belief you once held that you no longer do? 🌕 How do you connect with the energy of a querent before a reading? 🕸 Do you have any particular spreads you love to use? 🐦‍⬛How do you handle challenging or negative readings? 🪄 How do you incorporate other spiritual practices into your readings (like crystals, astrology, etc)? 🪶 What is the role of tarot in your spiritual journey? 🦂 How do you handle skepticism from others about your tarot practice? 🥀Have you ever experienced tarot or spiritual burnout, and how did you overcome it? 🫧 How do you cleanse or recharge your tarot decks, if at all? 🦅 What does personal growth mean to you, and how do you pursue it? 🌈 How does your spirituality influences your practice of tarot? ⚡️How do you honor your boundaries? 🦉Do you believe some people are gifted, and is that necessary to read tarot? 🪐 What's your favorite oracle deck, if you use them? 🔮 What's your view on using tarot to predict the future? ⚙️ What is your personal view on how tarot works? 🍄 Do you use any tool, substance or technique to enhance the accuracy of your readings? 🍂 What do you wish to see more, and less of, in the tarot sphere?

Hello! For the ask game too :D 🎭, 🪄, 🥀

Hello, thanks for the questions 🦑

Let me hear your opinions on these too.

🎭 Do you use reversed cards and how?

I don't read reversed cards because of how my brain works. The reversed images make my brain freeze, I can't seem to get messages out of them🫠. So whether the cards have upright or reversed meanings is based entirely on my intuition

Also, partly because I don't shuffle the cards until one pops out. After I feel that I have shuffled enough, I take the cards directly and randomly (or intuitively?) from the deck so the possibility of them turning up as reversed is near zero. Of course, some cards will jump out during the shuffling process (my hands are small) but I take them as up right.

🪄 How do you incorporate other spiritual practices into your readings (like crystals, astrology, etc)?

Ehhh, right now, I can't think of any other spiritual practices I incorporate into a Tarot reading. Though when I read crystals, I sometimes also pull Tarot to get extra messages, or sometimes the messages of the crystals remind me of a certain Tarot card. With crystal reading, it's basically an astrology chart reading so I don't know whether to say I incorporate crystals into astrology or vice versa 😅

When I read Tarot, I don't really think about the astrological associations of the cards unless it's about describing traits of a person. I probably need to learn them more seriously 👀. Which is why your post about the astrological association of each card is a godsend 💓

🥀Have you ever experienced tarot or spiritual burnout, and how did you overcome it?

This question has been answered in the previous ask, here

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Hope you will have nice dreams 🐋

Get to know your Tarot readet - ask game

The notion that living a simple, routine life, day in and day out, is "wasting your life", "not living your life", can sound really cruel. There are people out there who wished for that kind of life during their whole time on Earth without ever achieving it.

Adventures in deep-sea parasailing 🪂

This tiny jelly was playing host to an even tinier hyperiid amphipod when our remotely operated vehicle Doc Ricketts spotted them at 571 meters (over 1,800 feet) deep.

Nearly all hyperiids have some relationship with other gelatinous midwater organisms. These interactions, known as symbiosis, can be friendly and not-so-friendly. In different types of symbiosis, mutualism is when both animals benefit, while commensalism is when one benefits and the other is neither harmed nor helped. But when a parasite eats its host, it’s definitely not a harmonious alliance. Whether the animal is hitchhiking to move around, hiding from predators, or just finding a better home, these connections help life in the deep thrive.

Just my hand holding different kinds of fruits

Silly question, but since folks are often more focused on what thet wish to be more good at... what's something you don't mind or wish/hope to be BAD at doing? 👀 (My answer would be I aim to be bad at being wasting time eg. "oops I had fun/felt peaceful, guess I am bad at wasting time" 😂).

Hey, that's a really interesting question, a rather brain twisting one tho 🤔

I don't mind being bad at obsessing over situations,ig? I'm the kind that got anxious and obsessed over a meeting, weeks before it happened, even though that meeting had been done many times in the past and nothing bad ever happened but I always think of the worst scenarios. So a little detachment is very welcomed.

Now I want to be bad at wasting time too 🦑

P.S: this is my 168th post, my lucky number.