Gypsy Card Meanings - (36 Card walkthrough) 2019

[@NorsePaganTarotWitch]

Can't wait to see more videos on these cards. They remind me so much of the Vera Sibilla but with fewer cards, no reversals, no playing card associations and no lottery numbers.

[@TheCardGeek]

Thank you!! I love the Gypsy Deck and need a few extra hours each day to get more videos done 😂

[@atlan61]

Card meanings: Constancy: 0:23 Visit: 1:12 Message: 1:28 Letter: 1:44 Theft: 2:02 Jealousy: 2:28 Some Money: 2:55 Falseness: 3:16 Enemy: 3:46 Merriment: 4:16 Thought: 5:13 Ecclesiastic: 5:54 Money: 6:27 Sweetheart: 7:07 Lover: 8:03 Gift: 8:19 Fortune: 8:52 House: 9:22 Marriage: 9:58 Hope: 10:31 Child: 11:04 Malady: 11:24 Love: 11:43 Officer: 12:09 Journey: 13:19 Judge: 14:01 Desire: 14:48 Death: 15:08 Sadness: 15:32 Fidelity: 16:01 Misfortune: 16:26 Unexpected Joy: 17:07 Anger: 18:08 Loss: 18:46 Widow: 19:20 Widower: 19:48

[@TheCardGeek]

YOU ARE AMAZING THANK YOU!!!

[@atlan61]

@@TheCardGeek I am so blessed to have found your channel, it was the least I could do. I instantly caught on, you are a great teacher.

[@RaeKennedy77]

I just ordered the mini gypsy, mini kipper deck combo, Rainbow Kipper deck, and your book. That’s Christmas morning for me this year. 🎄🎁

[@angelineyoung4754]

OMG, Toni--did you really just do this? This is AWESOME! Loving the pink again! I like the new jingle, too. One of these days I am going to make a dance video to each song you use and send it to you. Thank you for sharing your wisdom!

[@TheCardGeek]

Hahahaha I would love that!

[@kristina4272]

Thank you so much. There is so little information out there about the gypsy cards. Much appreciated!

[@TheCardGeek]

Kristina thank you! - I am a huge gypsy card fan and do run courses with the world Divination Association - we have.a group on Facebook too

[@kristina4272]

@@TheCardGeek What is the name of the FB group? Thanks so much.

[@TheCardGeek]

World Gypsy Card Association :)

[@RoopaDudleyPaintings]

Looks a LOT like Kipper Cards minus direction.

[@gunnhildk6299]

I am learning Kipper cards at this moment. These cards looks very similar.

[@KittensWeightsandTarot]

I loved this! I always wanted more clarification on these cards💕

[@ruthg.2294]

I absolutely can't help it but the Death card is my favourite of the whole deck 😂😂😂😂

[@TheCardGeek]

Hahaha she’s gorgeous

[@kristinmysticlightbearer6569]

This was awesome. Cant wait to see more about how to read these. I love to work with mine!

[@m.kpoint8552]

Awesome explanation. Very clear to understand even for me as non english native. Thank you so much!

[@craymonmaples7364]

I really enjoy your videos! What is the Vera Sibilla Italiana equivalent for the Merriment card? I'm guessing it's either Joy or Joyous Heart, but im not certain. I've checked the WDA files on Facebook, but didn't see anything there. Thanks in advance!

[@bobdecker166]

Great video on these cards. I love reading Gypsy cards, especially the GT. I look forward to more videos in the future, I know these will enhance my readings, Toni.

[@TheCardGeek]

Thank you!

[@jillam7039]

Hi Toni, is your Gypsy deck still available? Just discovered this method at your WDA conference.

[@captainnolan5062]

Thank you for the video. I look forward to videos on how t read, especially the Grand Tableau.

[@TheCardGeek]

I will put it high on the agenda!

[@jon6309]

Hi Toni. I know a lot of oracle decks like to use the word gypsy somewhere in the name of their deck for example the gypsy witch fortune telling cards but they seem all different and not standardized like Lenormand or Kipper. Is the gypsy cards you work with the Hungarian version? I notice there was 36 cards in this deck but the Italian Vera Sibilla gypsy oracle cards is 52 cards. They seem very similar but one is from Central Europe and the other one is from Italy.

[@TheCardGeek]

The “standard” gypsy card deck is taken to the the Piatnik Zigeunerkarten which have remained unchanged and are still available to buy - the other decks are usually a mixed version - Sibilla is a different system as is Gypsy Witch

[@LadyVTavora]

Yes! Thank you for making this video!!!!

[@TheCardGeek]

most welcome!

[@theDiscoBee]

Rhabk you for you time to explain it. Unfortunately Time stamps doesn't work :(

[@thefortunetellerssociety3835]

Love your deck!! Is it common to confuse Hope and Desire and how do we tell them apart?

[@TheCardGeek]

The Fortune Tellers Society great question and when I watched back I realized I should have said (like I did with theft versus loss) .... hope is goal orientated and wish fulfillment (quite like hope gw in kipper) whereas Desire is very passive (quite like expectation in Kipper) - so desire is sitting and waiting - hope is heading towards achievement

[@observantori4893]

Do they have reversed meanings? What do you suggest, to use or not to use?

[@amyschacht4878]

Thanks sooo much for doing this I love the in your face truth of gypsy but want to know more about spreads and reading with them!! I do love your modern gypsy deck, looks great💖

[@christinap.1350]

lovely video, as always! love your comparision Theft and Loss...:-) you always great!

[@TheCardGeek]

Thank you!

[@florencebrisbane]

Thanks Toni 🙏🏼 so good to see this 🤗😎

[@TheCardGeek]

Thank you!

[@ritasegarra12]

Beautiful deck. Congratulations! xo

[@TheCardGeek]

Thank you Rita for your support always

[@lihirgayan3230]

Are the Gypsy cards read differently from the Gypsy Witch Fortune Telling cards?

[@TheCardGeek]

Yes they are read differently

[@lihirgayan3230]

@@TheCardGeek OK, thank you.

[@thefortunetellerssociety3835]

Last question , I promise. Since so many cards look to be the same as Kipper why would I use this deck rather then Kipper besides wanting to learn another system? Is it better suited for a different style/type of questions or such? Thank you in advance for your help!!!!!!!

[@TheCardGeek]

For me personally Gypsy is a shade darker read than Kipper - especially good at getting to the bottom of “issues” and the negative side of life - it’s also great for interrogation questions - the snap snap snap reads where we just lay fast and furiously then ask the next question

[@monikawinter8819]

Can you recommend a book for learning to read with the gypsy cards? Can be in German or English. I can't find anything that looks promising. Or are you writing one yourself? ;-)

[@TheCardGeek]

Monika Winter I am writing one - in German there are a couple that have meanings in and basic info (will have to check titles)

[@monikawinter8819]

@@TheCardGeek That is awesome!!! :-)) I have your Kipper book and I think it is just perfect for learning the system. Well-structured and clear, you really are a great teacher.

[@patsystarotmusings]

Thanks Toni was really helpful

[@TheCardGeek]

Thank you!

[@tarotbitz7149]

These look great...is the deck out yet?

[@TheCardGeek]

It is :) the link is in the description :)

[@tarotbitz7149]

Now why didn’t I think of that! 😳

[@Mika_kat854]

I need to know the meaning of communication officer and Judge

[@TheCardGeek]

Spends on question asked and intention - can mean some regulations are set (again depends on context)

[@quetzalquatldreamquest]

Hi Toni! I recently bought your Kipper book and compared your vision on directionality: as far as I understood , there seems to be some difference in directionality between Kipper and Gypsy, even with cards that look much alike. E.G. Kipper Militaer person STOP versus Gypsy Officer DIRECTION, why is this?

[@TheCardGeek]

Kipper isn’t like Gypsy and gyspy is read differently and not very directional usually - different system