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Simple Tarot Card Spreads for New Users

Popularity of Tarot

New Age products seem to be gaining in popularity with every year that passes and tarot cards are no exception. Per this Specialty Retail article, consumers spend almost $230 billion per year on New Age products.

There are many unique varieties of tarot decks available today that either advertise a particular theme or contain unique art work. The standard tarot deck has 78 cards; 22 major arcana and 56 minor arcana. The 22 major arcana start at 0 for the Fool and end at 21 for the World. The minor arcana have 4 suits; pentacles, swords, wands and cups. The numbering of these are 1 – 10. The minor arcana also include a King, Queen, Knight and Page for each suit.

The best tarot deck to buy is a deck that has unique pictures on “all” the cards not just the major arcana. Some cheaper decks will display story-like pictures for the major arcana but for the minor arcana, they only show simple pictures of 10 cups, 9 wands, 8 swords etc. Without story-like pictures for each of these, it is harder to learn what the minor arcana cards mean. The picture below of 3 minor arcana cards is from a classic popular deck called Ryder Waite.

3-tarot-cardsIt is a challenge for new tarot card users to learn the meanings of 78 cards particularly because a single card has different meanings depending on the category such as;  business, family, love or health. It takes a lot of time to learn how to apply the meanings to your individual questions.

4 Simple Tarot Card Spreads

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Tips on Using a Pendulum to get Answers to Life’s Questions

Hand-holding-pendulumOne of the easiest tools to use for receiving messages from your higher consciousness is the pendulum. Using a pendulum is often referred to as dowsing. Dowsing was performed in ancient times by holding a stick shaped like a large Y and passing it over the ground to find water. The forked ends of the stick would drop down to the ground like a magnet when water was present beneath that area of the ground. But dowsing can also be done to get answers to questions by watching the motion of a pendulum (any object fastened to a string).

Some people recommend crystals (especially quartz) as the best object to attach to the bottom of the string, or metal chain. But you can use any object, for example a ring attached to a necklace chain.

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Cultivate Conversations with Dream Spirits

One type of dream, which is very magical, is when spirits or some unknown persons in the dream provide either useful personal advice or global information that you could use for a positive impact. Dream advice is free advice, so no payment is necessary to psychologists or life coaches. And who could know you and care for you more than your subconscious or higher self. You can inspire dreams like this by stating out loud a question you want answered before you fall asleep at night.

Sometimes the advice is spoken to you by people who are unknown to you. You may over time recognize the same wise people appearing in your dreams. If these people talk to you through a car window, building window or on a telephone, that is usually a sign that they’re communicating to you from another dimension.
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Spoon Bending – You can do it, too.

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The word, psychokinesis, is from two Greek words; mind and movement. It is used to describe the ability to use only your mind to move or affect physical objects. One of the easiest ways to try your own hand at this, is by trying to bend a stainless steel spoon.

At the Irva 2016 conference in New Orleans we had a spoon bending party. It was a simple Friday evening get together, the attendees and a large tray of assorted stainless steel flatware. We each grabbed a spoon, fork or other type of metal cutlery and went to our seats. Angela Smith talked us through it. She told us the utensil would get warm and there would be approximately 30 seconds available to bend or twist it into the shape we desired.

About 20 years ago, I had tried spoon bending and was able to do it on my own and so I was fairly confident that I could do it again. I wasn’t sure if a spoon might be too easy, especially if it has a thin neck and so I tried to find what looked like a solidly made fork.

The first thing you want to do with your object of choice is to try to bend it cold to ensure that initially it feels solid and well-made. You want to know that you will be achieving something with your mind that you can’t do with your hand and brute force.

Then it’s time to concentrate. I think it helps to gently rub the area that you want to bend.
You want to connect your mind with the metal object. Be at one with it. Open your heart
chakra. It took about 5 minutes before the first participant called out success and held up
their bent object. Others slowly followed suit. It seemed that about 85% of the participants
were successful.

If you are holding the area of the object that you want to bend, you will know immediately
when it warms and softens so that you can quickly bend and twist it. And then you will notice that it hardens again and you can no longer bend it.

Was this a skill that humans have always had? Is it possible to do greater things with the
mind? Was it this type of skill that enabled the movement of the large stones that were put
together to build the great pyramids in Egypt? Grab a fork, try it yourself and see.

 

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