I really appreciate how you address the nuanced questions i have about how to read. I feel like i have a blockage and watching your videos is helping. Thank you. ❤❤
I love your sound ethical stance, Jeanne and the way you steer the reader to frame questions which empower them and put the ball in their court. Thank you as ever for your sound, practical wisdom.
Thank you so much for using such concrete examples and actally laying out the cards and interpreting them. I learn so much from that! I have a question about yes/no questions in relationships, though. A friend of mine asked me "Will love happen for me?" She is worried about feeling lonely after her kids move out (which will probably be at least 10 years from now). I know I have to rephrase the question for her, but I am not sure how to do it. Shoud I ask her to be more specific/if there is a person she already likes (then I could ask the Tarot about the energy that the querent and this other person have for each other, like you show us how to do in ...hm...I think it´s in tarot tip 78. Any suggestions on this would be highly appreciated.
Hi, and thanks for posting your question. Good for you for knowing you have to rephrase this question! I hope others will see this comment thread, it can help a lot when we're working with how to phrase questions and try to help our friends ... and ourselves. Asking about something that may or may not happen in 10 years is not an effective query. We're wise to phrase our questions keeping in mind what we can do in the current/upcoming period to prepare for a desired outcome and/or how to be well and centered in the meantime. So with your friend's concern about being lonely, I might ask questions such as "What can I do now be to ready for a happy and fulfilling relationship?" or "How can I bring a happy and healthy relationship into my life?" or "What do I need to do to bring a sense of balance and contentment into my life?" or "What do I need right now to be happier?" followed up by "What can I do to bring whatever that is into my life?" You can address a specific person as you mentioned by looking at the energies between the two, but if the idea is "where is love for me?" it's best to ask questions that tell us where to focus our energy and attention rather than on if/when "will it happen?" ... but you knew that part already. 🙂 I can tell you have a wise approach to the Tarot ... keep going and good luck!
Thanks for another interesting video.
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Enjoyed this discussion over relationships. Looking forward to the next tip!!
I hope many take the wise counsel you've expressed here. Thank you, Jeanne...
I really appreciate how you address the nuanced questions i have about how to read. I feel like i have a blockage and watching your videos is helping. Thank you. ❤❤
I love your sound ethical stance, Jeanne and the way you steer the reader to frame questions which empower them and put the ball in their court. Thank you as ever for your sound, practical wisdom.
Thank you 🙏♥
Such a great video and advice! 💕
Thanks, E. And don't you love the cover photo?
@@TarotQueen100 I do! Who's painting?
Thank you so much for using such concrete examples and actally laying out the cards and interpreting them. I learn so much from that! I have a question about yes/no questions in relationships, though. A friend of mine asked me "Will love happen for me?" She is worried about feeling lonely after her kids move out (which will probably be at least 10 years from now). I know I have to rephrase the question for her, but I am not sure how to do it. Shoud I ask her to be more specific/if there is a person she already likes (then I could ask the Tarot about the energy that the querent and this other person have for each other, like you show us how to do in ...hm...I think it´s in tarot tip 78. Any suggestions on this would be highly appreciated.
Hi, and thanks for posting your question. Good for you for knowing you have to rephrase this question! I hope others will see this comment thread, it can help a lot when we're working with how to phrase questions and try to help our friends ... and ourselves.
Asking about something that may or may not happen in 10 years is not an effective query. We're wise to phrase our questions keeping in mind what we can do in the current/upcoming period to prepare for a desired outcome and/or how to be well and centered in the meantime. So with your friend's concern about being lonely, I might ask questions such as "What can I do now be to ready for a happy and fulfilling relationship?" or "How can I bring a happy and healthy relationship into my life?" or "What do I need to do to bring a sense of balance and contentment into my life?" or "What do I need right now to be happier?" followed up by "What can I do to bring whatever that is into my life?"
You can address a specific person as you mentioned by looking at the energies between the two, but if the idea is "where is love for me?" it's best to ask questions that tell us where to focus our energy and attention rather than on if/when "will it happen?" ... but you knew that part already. 🙂 I can tell you have a wise approach to the Tarot ... keep going and good luck!