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Yes and No Questions and Answers Using NumbersAll kinds of ways to do Yes/No q&a's. Most use an odd number of cards and I prefer using 3 cards but you can use 5, 7, 9, and so on. You can even use 1 card depending on how you read the card. Method #1: For Yes/No Questions/Answers First decide if Odd numbers are Yes - or if Even numbers represent Yes. For me Odd is No, and Even is Yes. Odd = No Shuffle and cut your cards as normal. Then deal out 3 cards. Note: The questions below aren't meant to be serious. Example #1: "Will I get any sex today?" Cards Drawn: Two odd numbers (no's) and one even number (yes). So it looks like NO sex for the Donster today. Example #2: "Will I get any sleep tonight?" Cards Drawn: King = No answer, but I have two odd numbered cards so the answer is No. If on the other hand I had drawn the following; Cards Drawn: I would have, King = inconclusive answer, one odd numbered card (No) and one even numbered card (Yes). So the tarot wasn't able to answer my question at this time. Note: You can always try reading the cards to see why you got a Yes or No answer. Example #3: "Will I get my raise?" Cards Drawn: 2-Odds and 1-Even makes for a NO answer answer. But if you were to try reading the cards the cards actually might be trying to tell you something else. If you were to read the 3 cards above without knowing elemental dignities you would probably say the No answer was wrong. But the 3 of Pentacles (Earth) is ill-dignified and The Fool (Air) is weak. Even the success indicated by the 6 of Wands won't overcome these two weakened cards. So the answer is ... NO - I won't get my raise (recall the questions's are made up but even so, I know I'm not getting a raise, LOL). Method #2: For Yes/No Questions/Answers Use the same method of dealing out three cards, the same method of Odd and Even but this time total the cards. An Odd total = No, and Even total = Yes. Note: Courts = 0 Example #4: "Will my wife call tonight?" [She's visiting her sister and why I won't get sex tonight, LOL] Cards Drawn: Using method #1 above we would have an inconclusive answer (the tarot can't answer the question at this time) because we have 1-Even, 1-Odd, and 1-Court. But by adding 8+5=13 we end up with an odd number so the answer will lean toward 'No'. Important => Here you need to decide if you are going to reduce any number over 9 to a number between 1 and 9, or if you are going to go with the larger number. If I had reduced the number 13 I would have ended up with 1+3=4, which is an Even number - giving me a Yes answer - or an answer that leaned toward the affirmative. Example #5: "Will the sun rise tomorrow?" Cards Drawn: This time reducing, 4+5+6=15 - reducing 1+5=6, an Even number - so the sun will come up tomorrow. I reduced because according to method #1 I had 2-Evens and 1-Odd which would have given me a yes answer. Totaling the cards and using the higher number 15 would have given me an Odd number and a No answer. So my advise is to use Method #1 and then check your result with Method #2. If you end up with conflicting answers then the tarot probably can't answer your question at this time. Example #6: "Will I get my new teeth soon?" Cards Drawn: Using Method #1 we have a No answer (2-Odds, 1-Even). Confirming this with Method #2 we would have 1+1+2=4, giving us a Yes-Even number (4). Using this combined method the tarot can't answer the question because we end up with contridicting Yes and No's. Advise: Choose one of the methods and stick with it. If I get time I'll send out a post telling you how to get Yes/No answers using the suits/elements. Don't sweat it - it's easy. Don S. |
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The Tarot Studies/Tarot Journeyman web site was created, written (mostly), and is copywritten by Donald W. Stephens. Anything on the site is free to use as long as it's source/author (me) is mentioned and it would be nice if you added the URL to the Tarot Studies web site as well. http://www.nodntap.net/tarot/. If you have a question, comment, suggestion, opinion, or find a problem on the Tarot Studies web site email me at nodntap@yahoo.com. Thanks for taking the time to stop and check out the Tarot Studies site, and a big thanks to all those who have helped me along the way and inspired me.
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