Payment Policy. Bounced check policy with stipulated fee for recovery. Refund Policy. Reading hours, including days of the week. Office Hours. Cancelation Policy, both yours and the clients. Safety procedures for in home readings. Post client concerns: How long are you willing to spend answering questions after a reading. Emergency plans and payment policies: Whom will you call when you’re sick and cannot get out of the bed to do a reading? Will you have a backup reader that

Fall Away Method: Hold the deck in your left hand and tilt to one side. Part of the deck will fall away, revealing a gap. Choose the top card. Cut Method: Simply cut the deck using your left hand. Intuitive Shuffle: Shuffle the cards until you feel it’s time to stop. Choose the top card. Card Hand Method: Fan the cards out like if you’re playing mean game of poker, except that that the cards should be facing out so you can’t see them. Fan Out Method: Fan cards out on a table,

Step One: Sit upright on an ordinary chair, with spine straight, feet flat on the floor, and shoes off. Place your hands on your legs, palms down. Step Two: Take deep breaths. Pull the air first into the bottom of your lungs and slowly fill them to the top. Your stomach should expand. Hold for three counts. Exhale by pushing the air from the top of your lungs, expelling until the bottom is completely empty and your stomach pulled in. Hold for a count of three before inhaling

Tarot Tip 30: Be aware of the astrological correspondences of tarot cards. They can tell you when something will happen or who is being referred to in a reading. For example, the moon symbolizes Pisces, late February/early March and possibly Cancer (because its ruling planet is the moon) or a woman who is a water sign. It’s not an exact science but if you get stuck on a card and can’t see how it fits, astrology can help you. Tarot Tip 31: A reversed card doesn’t equal a rever

Court Cards: Court cards answer the question “who?” They show what personality aspect is involved in the situation. They can also signify the style of action or social role being played. Based on rank you can determine if the person is acting youthfully and naively or being mature and in charge. Court cards can have additional meanings such as messages or journeys or the end of something. Minor Arcana Numbers (2-10): The number cards answer the question “what?” They describe

Tarot Tip 15: The predictions of a tarot reading are not set in stone. Every decision you make each day affects your life. It’s better to ask questions about how your actions will affect a situation than what the outcome of a situation will be. Instead of “will I get the job?” or “does she like me?” ask “how do I make a good impression in this interview?” or “what do I need to do to attract the best possible match?” Tarot Tip 16: A 3 card reading can be just as versatile as a

Tarot Tip 1: The Major Arcana tells you which universal force is surrounding you. The Minor Arcana tells you what you can do about it. Tarot Tip 2: There are two different types of tarot readings, both are equally valid. For an objective reading, seek out a reader you’ve never met before and avoid wearing any conspicuous clothing/jewelry.  Answer the bare minimum of questions. For a sympathetic reading, find a reader who is a friend or family member, someone who knows you wel

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