When it comes todoing tarot readings, spreads can range from lengthymulti-card spreadstosingle-card spreadsthat have just one pull.
Here’s how it’s done, according to experts.
What is a yes-or-no tarot spread?
Simply put, a yes-or-no tarot spread is a straightforward reading option designed to address a yes-or-no question.
How the reading works.
Prepping for the reading.
Sometimes I light a candle or incense."
Yes-or-no readings tend to be specific, so you want to be specific with your question.
Read on for her step-by-step yes-or-no reading process.
How to do a yes-or-no tarot reading:
What cards work best?
Alexander notes she likes the Gilded Tarot deck, though uses the Universal Waite deck when reading for others.
FAQs
What if my deck doesn’t have ace cards?
Should I count reversals in this kind of reading?
(Here’s ourguide on tarot reversalsif you’re curious to learn more.)
How should I pose questions?
Because this is a simple reading, you want your questions to be simple, as well.
Keep it straightforward, nothing vague or complex, Alexander says.
Can the cards mean anything besides yes or no?
Sometimes, these readings can provide additional details if you’re looking for them.
How should I cleanse my cards?
(For more information oncleansing your tarot cards, check out our full guide.)
The bottom line.
Sometimes we have questions that require anin-depth tarot spreadto address a lot of moving parts.
And other times, we have a simple question we’re seeking clarity on.
