You're very welcome, Lisa! The Ring in the same column is considered to be in a shifting position. We don't know if it's moving to the inauspicious left or the auspicious right of the seeker. Watch the Ring video for a more thorough explanation: th-cam.com/video/x2euSAA-VrM/w-d-xo.html
Lisa I love these series! With the visual description of the GT everything makes wonderful sense. One question though. You said if the Letter is behind the Sig, then he is the one delivering the news. In this GT the Letter IS behind him so why do you say he's going to get the news? Thanks for clarifying.
Hi dear Lisa! What is the name of the deck represented in the fifth card of the third row, please? I love your explanations, for you always keep it real and simple 😆 Thank you for all your precious sharing 💞🌸🌺
You're so welcome and thank you for your lovely words! The 5th card from the left in the 3rd or bottom row is the Kitsch Lenormand. It's a fun deck more than a practical one, so I don't use it for GT's but love to use it for general daily draws or fun questions! I love it!
@@lisaloveslenormand6357 Thank you so much for your reply dear Lisa 🌷 indeed, it seems to be a funny and joyful deck and a real mess for the GT 😂 I learn a lot from you and your book and videos 💫 I’m so grateful for that 💞💐 thank you 🙏
They all have as much evidence as you need to draw a conclusion, but that doesn’t mean that you’ll need all of that evidence. As a teacher, I’m pointing everything out but as a reader, I could look at that GT and see the truth very quickly. It never ceases to amaze me how much we can see in a single GT!!!!
Hi Lisa - will you explain a contradiction in this video? At 20:45ish, you talk about the directional cue. If letter is behind (which it is here), then the news is being sent BY seeker. But the explanation of this GT is all about the news coming TO him, and at 28:45ish, you mention that the letter is behind him and therefore, the news is coming TO him. Thanks.
Thanks for pointing out that slip! I'll have to cut that out of the video. In MOD, which this GT is, there's no directional cue for the Letter. It always refers to a significant message coming to the seeker, regardless of where it falls. I tend to use the directional cue when it's in the seeker's line of sight or touching their card, for example, when I'm trying to determine who said what to who regarding the relationship between 28 and 29.
Hi Lisa! quick question, I would like to know how does a GT give advice? If a client comes to you for reading asking how does he or she get out of a particular situation what is the advice what do they need to do regarding a circumstance, how does the GT give the client advice?
You can set your intention to lay spreads strictly for advice regarding a particular question, including a GT. But, every GT offers advice in that it shows what will transpire if the seeker continues on their current path or doesn't change their ways or thinking. Whenever the spread shows troubling events ahead, the advice is to change something in the present. Sometimes it's obvious what needs to change - obvious to the seeker or by the cards falling around their card and the troubling life area. Other times a separate spread can be laid for that question. If the spread shows smooth sailing ahead, the advice is to just keep paddling!
Yes. In MOD, we still consider the cards above as influencers, below as foundations, and those to the left as weaker than those to the right. But, the greatest emphasis is placed on distance and when reading the cards around a center card, we pair them and read the combinations within the context of the entire spread. I hope that's not confusing. I think the best thing to do when breaking down a MOD spread is to go through it and interpret all cards of interest by reading the cards around them in pairs. Record all of this information. You'll begin to see a story forming and everything will come together. If you focus too much on individual "rules", you'll miss the bigger picture which should be a logical cohesion of all the pieces. Does that make sense?
Thanks as always. So informative. I don’t understand why you referenced the ring in the “shifting’ position. What showed that. Thx for answering that.
You're very welcome, Lisa! The Ring in the same column is considered to be in a shifting position. We don't know if it's moving to the inauspicious left or the auspicious right of the seeker. Watch the Ring video for a more thorough explanation: th-cam.com/video/x2euSAA-VrM/w-d-xo.html
Lisa I love these series! With the visual description of the GT everything makes wonderful sense. One question though. You said if the Letter is behind the Sig, then he is the one delivering the news. In this GT the Letter IS behind him so why do you say he's going to get the news? Thanks for clarifying.
Hi dear Lisa! What is the name of the deck represented in the fifth card of the third row, please? I love your explanations, for you always keep it real and simple 😆 Thank you for all your precious sharing 💞🌸🌺
You're so welcome and thank you for your lovely words! The 5th card from the left in the 3rd or bottom row is the Kitsch Lenormand. It's a fun deck more than a practical one, so I don't use it for GT's but love to use it for general daily draws or fun questions! I love it!
@@lisaloveslenormand6357 Thank you so much for your reply dear Lisa 🌷 indeed, it seems to be a funny and joyful deck and a real mess for the GT 😂
I learn a lot from you and your book and videos 💫 I’m so grateful for that 💞💐 thank you 🙏
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That GT had a lot in it!
They all have as much evidence as you need to draw a conclusion, but that doesn’t mean that you’ll need all of that evidence. As a teacher, I’m pointing everything out but as a reader, I could look at that GT and see the truth very quickly. It never ceases to amaze me how much we can see in a single GT!!!!
Thank you!🙏🙂
Hi Lisa - will you explain a contradiction in this video? At 20:45ish, you talk about the directional cue. If letter is behind (which it is here), then the news is being sent BY seeker. But the explanation of this GT is all about the news coming TO him, and at 28:45ish, you mention that the letter is behind him and therefore, the news is coming TO him. Thanks.
Thanks for pointing out that slip! I'll have to cut that out of the video. In MOD, which this GT is, there's no directional cue for the Letter. It always refers to a significant message coming to the seeker, regardless of where it falls. I tend to use the directional cue when it's in the seeker's line of sight or touching their card, for example, when I'm trying to determine who said what to who regarding the relationship between 28 and 29.
If you land on the letter and you have to pay, it is simply postage!
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Hi Lisa! quick question, I would like to know how does a GT give advice?
If a client comes to you for reading asking how does he or she get out of a particular situation what is the advice what do they need to do regarding a circumstance, how does the GT give the client advice?
You can set your intention to lay spreads strictly for advice regarding a particular question, including a GT. But, every GT offers advice in that it shows what will transpire if the seeker continues on their current path or doesn't change their ways or thinking. Whenever the spread shows troubling events ahead, the advice is to change something in the present. Sometimes it's obvious what needs to change - obvious to the seeker or by the cards falling around their card and the troubling life area. Other times a separate spread can be laid for that question. If the spread shows smooth sailing ahead, the advice is to just keep paddling!
@@lisaloveslenormand6357 thank you so much for the informative reply!🙂
Disregard my question, I just someone below making the same question and your answer. So that rule applies for short spreads or non MOD GTs right?
Yes. In MOD, we still consider the cards above as influencers, below as foundations, and those to the left as weaker than those to the right. But, the greatest emphasis is placed on distance and when reading the cards around a center card, we pair them and read the combinations within the context of the entire spread. I hope that's not confusing. I think the best thing to do when breaking down a MOD spread is to go through it and interpret all cards of interest by reading the cards around them in pairs. Record all of this information. You'll begin to see a story forming and everything will come together. If you focus too much on individual "rules", you'll miss the bigger picture which should be a logical cohesion of all the pieces. Does that make sense?