Thankyou James and a huge shout out to Eloy for asking James to do a series on the Kipper cards, your a great teacher James and i am able to glean more info from my spreads with applying tips you share ❤
Ciao, sono una tarologa ma adorooooooo anche le kipper, ti ho scoperto per caso e stò guardando tutti i tuoi video, leggendo i sottotitoli. Ti ringrazio infinitamente. 🤗
In a line of sight reading. If the gift appeared,would you chose 2 additional cards to place above and below it? The connector/movement cards sometimes are challenging for interpretation in line of sight when there is only one direction I'm typically reading for. Would love your thoughts on this😊
I might, if I felt that the Gift card was carrying a lot of weight in the line reading. Then the additional cards would say more about the exchange surrounding the nature of the "gift."
I have a deck where the mask card is shown with a person wearing it and facing the reader, without any hands holding it. Can I describe this as a repetitive motif, creating a circular effect in terms of cause and effect?
I would say that if masks are depicted throughout the deck, then describing it as a repetitive motif would make sense. If the mask is just on the one card, you might want to consider choosing a side for the cause and the other would then be the effect. Of course, I'm offering this without seeing the card (I'm highly visual, so I might assess this differently if I knew the deck you're working with). In the end, though, you're free to do what works best for you.
Thank you again so much for this teaching. I love how you explain kipper
My pleasure! Thanks so much for watching and for the kind words. 🙏
Thank you so very much James! Was thrilled when you next in the series popped up! You are such a great teacher.
Thanks so much for watching, and for the kind words! 🙏
Thank you for this series. This is really clearing a lot of confusion, especially the color coding and I love the cause-and-effect aspect of it.🎉
Thanks so much for watching! I'm happy you found the series helpful. 😊 And I love the color coded borders too! 😉
Thanks so much James; I was waiting on this one. Peace and blessings.
Thanks for watching, and peace and blessings to you as well.
Thankyou James and a huge shout out to Eloy for asking James to do a series on the Kipper cards, your a great teacher James and i am able to glean more info from my spreads with applying tips you share ❤
Thank you for the very kind words - and for that shout out to Eloy (I love it!)! 💕
Thank you so much for your very clear, informative videos. I use it as my lecture before I start practicing using Kipper cards for prediction.
Thank you so much for checking out the video! I'm delighted you're finding the content helpful in your card reading practice! 🙏
Ciao, sono una tarologa ma adorooooooo anche le kipper, ti ho scoperto per caso e stò guardando tutti i tuoi video, leggendo i sottotitoli. Ti ringrazio infinitamente. 🤗
Il piacere è mio! Apprezzo che tu abbia guardato i video e spero che li trovi utili per il tuo apprendimento di Kipper. 🤗
@@JamesHimmCoach33 Grazie ancora 🤗🤗🤗
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In a line of sight reading. If the gift appeared,would you chose 2 additional cards to place above and below it? The connector/movement cards sometimes are challenging for interpretation in line of sight when there is only one direction I'm typically reading for. Would love your thoughts on this😊
I might, if I felt that the Gift card was carrying a lot of weight in the line reading. Then the additional cards would say more about the exchange surrounding the nature of the "gift."
I have a deck where the mask card is shown with a person wearing it and facing the reader, without any hands holding it. Can I describe this as a repetitive motif, creating a circular effect in terms of cause and effect?
I would say that if masks are depicted throughout the deck, then describing it as a repetitive motif would make sense. If the mask is just on the one card, you might want to consider choosing a side for the cause and the other would then be the effect. Of course, I'm offering this without seeing the card (I'm highly visual, so I might assess this differently if I knew the deck you're working with). In the end, though, you're free to do what works best for you.