Suggested Tarot reading duration and frequency.
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Introduction…In a previous video, I discussed ‘Three things you need to know when looking for a Tarot reader’. The follow-up video was ‘Why and when do we go for a Tarot reading?’
Today, I would like to discuss ‘How long of a Tarot reading do I need, and how often should I have my cards read?’
How long of a Tarot reading do I need?
(So) That really depends on many factors – firstly, if you go to a Tarot reading as an initial consultation, I would suggest that you go for at least an hour – well, an hour is really ample. But if you go less than an hour, it might not be enough – especially if you have many concerns. Why? (Because) Personally, I always start with an open reading – because with an open reading, many aspects of your concerns, whether you know them or not -or you might be overlooking them – are being brought forward. And those concerns are the most important things that you need to deal with.
After the open reading, which usually opens up many things that you would like to explore and go deeper, there are also your particular concerns that you have prepared before the Tarot reading.
So imagine – if you’ve got the open reading plus following up on whatever insight the open reading gave you – plus your personal concerns – then an hour would be enough.
You might say, ‘Ahh, even if it’s just half an hour, I just have a (you know) short concern’.
Yeah, you can also do that, definitely – but I tell you what – based on my experience, many first-time clients who come to me with half an hour; with the value that they get from the insight, they usually say, ‘you know, I should have booked for an hour instead of half an hour’ because they just feel that we were rushed. And the time was not enough.
And you should never go into a Tarot reading rushing things and feeling that the time is not enough. Why? Because it also lessens you are conduciveness to whatever insight is given – because you keep looking at the watch thinking ‘Oh how much time do I have left? What else can I ask? – especially if you are unprepared. So that’s one.
Now, if, for example, you just go for a follow-up, then, of course, you can book for maybe 15 minutes if you just have one question to follow up. And maybe half an hour if you have one to three questions – but it also depends on how deep you want to go during the reading. So that’s my suggestion.
Now, the second part of the question is –
How often should I have my cards read?
That is very important!
In my practice and experience—my clients know me—when we have a reading, I really advise them to work on the insight and the reading before they come for a follow-up.
Why? If you come for follow-up asking the same questions and expecting a different answer when you really haven’t worked on the insight and the previous reading, then you’re just giving yourself a big disservice and wasting your time and your resource—which is money!
So you have to ask yourself why you even have to do that, right?
You can go for a follow-up when a lot of things have happened because you’ve worked on the reading and the insight, and there are new ideas or new situations that are (are) not included in the previous reading that you want to explore.
By all means, that really (you know) necessitates a Tarot reading if you feel that you would benefit from it.
Now there’s another path towards follow-up tarot readings. I also do coaching, and you can actually work (depending on your relationship with your tarot reader) with me. They can work with me continuously. But having said that, continuously is not like having a reading and then coming for another reading in two weeks without any development and asking the same questions! No, no, no, no!
The continuous guidance works in such a way that (1) yes, you work on the previous insight, and then (2) when something happens, (3) you come back to me.
We set a date and explore this. We even strategise together – so that you’ve got answers. And not just that, but you’ve got a proper plan to really act upon your Tarot reading.
So those are the times when you need to follow up. Make sure that there’s a reasonable gap because you’ve worked on your reading first.
If, for example, you encounter a Tarot reader with whom you can book every week and ask the same questions(!), then I don’t know what to say.
(But) Except that perhaps you should question why you’re doing this to yourself – not even question why the Tarot reader is allowing that to happen. But you ask yourself why you’re doing this. Remember, you go for a Tarot reading because you want to be helped.
Lastly, and before I forget, you go into a Tarot reading because you are ready to act upon it, and when you’re ready to act upon it, the follow-ups that you will have, will be based on the actions that you’ve done; will based of the results of the actions that you’ve done, and would necessitate a new set of insight and a new set of guidance.
So I hope that helped you. Until the next time, many blessings. This is Zamm.
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