Answer Yes No Questions with Regular Playing Cards

This video is part of The Common Client Questions series. So, you want to learn tarot but are not sure where to start and you don't want to buy a tarot deck just yet. Well, good news... you don't have to. Those regular playing cards you have lying around the house will be perfect for learning some simple techniques to answer yes or no questions. In this video I give you three different ways to get the yes or no necessary to answer the question you're asking. You should practice this everyday and trust the answer without doubt. This will help you gain confidence in your intuition. Remember, everyone has intuition, EVERYONE. Start with the easy one card draw or the two stack draw, then move to the more involved way to draw that I explain in the video where you use multiple cards (at least 3). Let me know in the comments if you try this and how you felt it worked out for you. Also, keep sending me your questions. I may just answer your's in a video. Talk to you soon.
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[@idasaenz1545]

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[@DeeVination]

Thank you so much 😀

[@alexfishersfamilyvlogs9533]

Hey, seen you on a livestream! Came to check out your channal! Thanks for the support!

[@denisesaunders5473]

Can a card answer a past question for example which name of two was first boyfriend?

[@DeeVination]

Hi there! Thanks for the comment. In my experience yes but a pendulum may be more useful for those types of questions.

[@neinfeldt]

Hi I love ur channel. I've been using the deck pf cards for yes or no questions. I ask a question and ask them to give me a 5 for yes and a 8 for no, that was an example. I don't know if red or black matter and they do throw me the cards I need. I ask them to confirm and they do. But, then I did it the next day and the answers were a little different. Am I doing this right? Thanks

[@DeeVination]

Hi there! Thanks for the nice comment. Once you devise a system to use the cards for yes/no questions, be sure to try and stick to that system for better results. Once you do your reading, don't doubt yourself by continuing to ask the same or similar questions in continuous readings. Instead, ask deeper questions about the subject. For example, "will I get a new car?" this is a vague question, but it works as an example. So, if you get a yes, then you could ask more details about the when, how, etc... If you get a no, then you could ask more details about the why not, what is blocking me from getting what I want, how can I be more prepared and obtain what I want, etc... To answer your question if you're doing this right, I would say you are on the right track and just keep practicing. I hope this was helpful.

[@neinfeldt]

@@DeeVination I just received your comment and I tried asking questions like 5 for yes and 9 for no and I get them. But if i ask the same question an hour later or thr next day, it's a different answer. How do I fix this? Thank you

[@DeeVination]

@@neinfeldt Sorry for the late response, I have been having a crazy few weeks at work. I would recommend not asking the same questions in a reading that close to the initial reading. Don't do back to back readings for the same question/subject. If you do a reading and then don't wait to either see what happens or make changes in your life then reading again for the same questions will most likely not give you accurate answers.