How to use tarot

Readings are based on your energy at the time your reading takes place and can reflect past, present, or future timelines. Your energy is dynamic and can shift at any time, and for that reason, no reading or prediction is set in stone. You can shift your energy by your free will. Never force a reading, or message within a reading, to fit your situation. Never interpret a reading as telling you what to do. You are a sovereign being with discernment and free will choice. It is wise to use mental and intuitive discernment when making any personal choice or decision for your life. If a reading involves more than one person, it is possible for the energies of the people involved to be reversed, combined, or flip back and forth. You decide which energy seems to fit each person. The cards represent archetypes of masculine and feminine energies, not gender. A reading or message that resonates simply confirms what you already know, consciously or subconsciously. If a message does not resonate, that means it is not for you, or at least not at this time. A tarot or intuitive/psychic/energy reader uses their personal intuition, unique symbolic language, and an individual knowledge of divination cards or other methods to read. A reading is therefor a subjective interpretation and should not be considered fact. Tarot is not a science and readings may not be 100% accurate.

HOW to ASK AN EFFECTIVE QUESTION FOR A READINg

The quality of your answer is determined by the quality of your question, so take the time needed to come up with a question that really gets at what you want to know. Consider whether you’d like a specific or broader answer to your question. Also consider whether your question is worded in an empowering way or has a more negative assumption. Aim for a positive and productive question, rather than one stemming from fear or a place of lack. For guidance questions, consider whether knowing what TO do versus what NOT to do would be more helpful for your situation. Since energy is fluid and changes all the time, timing questions are really best described as broad timeframes. Reword your question to get the answer you’re aiming for. Lastly, it is advised not ask any question in which you are not ready for an answer. Please be advised that Renée reserves the right to refuse any question she is uncomfortable with. If that is the case, she can work with you to reword.