How To Answer Yes/No Questions With Tarot

[@towardsthelight220]

There's actually 4 answers: yes, hell yes, no and hell no. 🤣

[@strongrootwellness]

This was hands down the best explanation I have ever seen you taught this in such a simple way where a child could do this

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Thanks a bunch...so glad it resonated with you and hope it helps!

[@kresivarivkah612]

Yes. Answering the question asked only is paramount. I have had way too many readers put in infornation not asked and often wrong.

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Exactly!! Thanks for visiting Valerie!

[@rutalaa]

AMAZING TUTORIAL!! Please teach us more. :)

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Thanks so much! I guess I'll have to put an intuitive tarot course together!

[@rutalaa]

YES! PLEASE!!! :)

[@rutalaa]

Over The Moon Academy Are you going to put a intuitive Tarot course together soon I’ve been waiting and looking so forward to it!!

[@7journalmtgy496]

Lol omg, as I was watching this, I was playing with my tarot deck, you asked I dropped a card and you asked "will he call? is going to keep harrasing me?" I looked at the card that fell and got that same card in upright position, this is fun, I like your version of Yes and No, I believe I liek doing things intuitively, so I might try your techniques. Thank you for this video. I feel even more excited and confident to get started.

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

What synchronicity! Glad you feel excited and confident. Keep going! Thanks for visiting!

[@missdesireindependance5194]

Great video! I like how you use one card at a time to interpret the questions.

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@LonerBecause]

This made sense especially with the illustration with the cards

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Glad it made sense. Thanks for visiting!

[@DeeVination]

I love watching your videos. I also have no problem answering yes/no questions with tarot. It's acceptable for pendulum so why not for tarot. Like you said we do it in life everyday multiple times a day so why not with tarot. Do you have a video on how "you" determine time frame in a reading? I like to use time frames but am always interested in how other readers determine time like days, weeks, months, yrs, etc...

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Exactly! We need to understand and accept that yes/no questions are just a part of life, therefore divining those answers should be part of our repertoire. Thanks!

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

I'm just realizing I didn't answer the part about timeframe. I set an intention for timeframes before I shuffle. For instance, I'll just add to the end of the question...within 30 days, 60 days, 6 months, etc.. To get a specific timeframe (within one week), I just use playing cards. It's a much easier and more accurate process than intuiting with tarot.

[@DeeVination]

@@OverTheMoonAcademy Thanks for answering that part. I am always fascinated by the way people use timing. I have used a similar method as you. Thanks again! Many blessings.

[@carlathompson9308]

You can,also test tarot ask it a question you already know the answer to and objectively see if the cards reflect the reality of the situation or not.....e.g I can ask tarot if my brother is divorced from his first wife obviously he is and see what cards come up to debunk or prove mysticism of tarot

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

I'm not in the business of debunking or proving tarot. Been using it for 30 years. It works. It will always reflect your own perceptions though. When asking yes/no questions of tarot, it is a good idea to determine verification cards first. Perhaps that's what you're alluding to.

[@kiarrabaumgart]

This is the best understanding video ever! Thank you!

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Thank you! I'm so happy to hear that.

[@thepresident617]

Great information ! Please continue omg pleaseeee

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Aww thanks! Glad you like this information. Let me know if there are questions or tarot topics you'd like me to address here!

[@yasminakabore4650]

Amazing tutorial! Thank you so much for the teachings. I really enjoyed watching your video.

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Thank you SO much for the feedback Yasmina. I really appreciate it. Thanks for visiting.

[@mandyparker6350]

Thankyou sweetheart helped me out here

[@katespin99]

This was excellent. I love how you explained things so clearly.

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Thanks Kate! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@bluebellbeatnik4945]

Thanks for introducing me to the delta enduring tarot. Their website seems to be down. I want that deck so badly!

[@crystalheart9]

Great video on yes/no questions with tarot. It was much more detailed than I thought it would be on how to get the answers. Thanks so much for this I appreciate it!

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

So glad you enjoyed the video! I appreciate the feedback. Thank you.

[@crystalheart9]

@@OverTheMoonAcademy Welcome💙

[@galinachomezova2983]

I find this very helpful and interesting. I love your way of explaining things. Thanks for your time x

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

I'm so glad you enjoyed this Galina! Thanks for visiting!!

[@paulfogarty7724]

If I get a gloomy outcome card that seems to point towards a failed exam, Ill refer back to another card that looks like they are lacking in something like perserverance and tell them they need to concentrate more and the outcome shown here can be avoided ( just like what you suggested here )

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Yes absolutely Paul! It's always good to provide guidance when necessary!

[@paulfogarty7724]

@@OverTheMoonAcademy I think in the old days if you got a card like the Tower you'd just have to tell them bad news on the way. I have an old deck and some of the meanings are quite rough and leave little room for sugarcoating them haha...Its a lot better to say its not written in stone and can be avoided too.

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

@@paulfogarty7724 Lol! I agree!

[@aizhanmensiitova3127]

It is a very good information that actually makes a lot of sense and is easily applicable. Thank you very much for the very clear delivery as well)

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback Aizhan.

[@tiffanymelton793]

This was so helpful, new subscriber here. I appreciate you🌙💖

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Awesome! Thanks Tiffany and welcome!!

[@deelahunt6101]

I LOVE learning from you!

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Thank you! You're a fantastic student!!

[@imjustagirl1236]

You explained this so well great information

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Aww thanks a bunch! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jparaisoparaiso]

Very informative !Thank you.

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

You're welcome. Thanks for visiting!

[@ConversationswithKellie]

This was great! Thank you

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

You're very welcome!! Thanks for visiting!

[@1984Styles]

This was very good ! Thank you

[@williamsfree3968]

Yes

[@juliedennis8733]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

You're welcome Julie!

[@destinycruz9145]

Thank you so much!!!

[@shadowmoontarot3781]

That was great!Thank you! :)

[@wendy-ks7rn]

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[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

ooh magical! Thanks for pointing it out Wendy!

[@eternalcords6366]

Great details n excellent way of explaination.thanx dear bless you good luck n 🙏🏻namaste from india😇

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for visiting!

[@eternalcords6366]

@@OverTheMoonAcademy 🤗🤗welcome dear n thanku

[@rutalaa]

Hello, you say you pit a time frame on it how do you know how long before that person will contac you? How do you frame the timing?

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

For most readings I add a time frame, such as "Will he contact me in 30 days/3 months/6 months/1 year?" If I'm looking for an exact time period, I prefer to use playing cards. You first have to figure out if he will contact you at all. Let's say the answer you received was within 6 months. Then I can use my playing cards to get a more specific timeframe, usually down to a 2-week period.

[@purplemoon3816]

I loved your video and the way you've explained. I do have a question though. What if we can a court cart int the examples you gave? Thank you!

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Good question! If the court cards have facial expressions, personalities, and moods, then you can say what you see. Do they look happy, sad, angry, content? Check out the COMMENTS section of my blog post where I answer this is in more depth: overthemoon-oraclecards.blogspot.com/2015/01/yes-or-no-how-to-get-your-answer-with.html

[@purplemoon3816]

Over The Moon Academy Thank you I will.

[@secretchef1579]

What if the card comes in reverse? Is it yes or no?

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

It depends on how you interpret that particular reversed card. If you're adept at interpreting reversed cards, then you should be able to apply my examples in the video. If you're not adept at reversals, I would recommend reading without them for yes/no questions using my video method.

[@esca.1530]

This is extremely helpful! I have been wanting to practice yes/no questions and was having trouble on how to do them, thank you! Also I have a question. My particular deck is not the most expressive, it's on the more minimalist side. What should I do?

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

I'm glad you found this helpful. My question about your deck would be, Is it a deck you can read easily and intuitively for other questions? If so, then apply the same process to yes/no questions. If not, then it may be time to shop around for a new tarot deck that you can read more intuitively in a "say what you see" manner. Thanks for visiting!

[@esca.1530]

@@OverTheMoonAcademy okay, thank you so much!

[@RachelGuestToTheParty]

thank you!!!!!

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

you're welcome!

[@rosechahine1277]

Great details and explanation. Thanks a lot. Need help in how we know the timeframe please. Like client asking when will i get pregnant how should we know it is 2 years or 2 months or 2 weeks. Can we know the exact numbers like 2 or 3 and how we know if days or weeks or months or years.

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Great question Rose. That's a timing question. First of all, I include timeframes in my readings: Will this happen in the next 3 months, 6 months, etc. I don't go beyond a year. For more exact timing, I use my playing card system which is pretty accurate down to the week.

[@janieceg8707]

does this work if i wanted to see if my boyfriend is cheating or talking to other girls? i’m trying to learn how to do it

[@sarasayshi]

Do you use court cards to answer yes or no? I have been but I know some people don’t think you should answer with a court card.

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Yes I do, in the same way I mention in the video. But it helps if you have a storytelling deck where the court cards are not just static figures but are actually doing something. It isn't whether you SHOULD use a court card but whether you are ABLE to answer using a court card.

[@elenizouna9730]

Hello..what abaut yes or no with playing cards??

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

That's one of the questions we cover in my cartomancy class, Your Future Is In The Cards on Udemy.com: www.udemy.com/your-future-is-in-the-cards/ You can also check out this blog post to get an idea: overthemoon-oraclecards.blogspot.com/2015/08/three-rules-for-answering-yesno.html

[@rutalaa]

Well what if they get a major arcana card like the EMPEROR OR THE HERMIT? How would you interpret those cards?

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Same process for all cards. Use a story telling deck and say what you see. Give me a question example.

[@rutalaa]

@@OverTheMoonAcademy Hello, the sample question is..."Should accept my friends apology?"

[@rutalaa]

Or is all the rumors true about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle? And i pull cards like the HERMIT, JUDGEMENT, CHARIOT OR even a Court Card thats pulled? How would one interpret those?

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

@@rutalaa Before you pull a card, ask yourself what does truth look like to you. What cards or visuals would you expect to see reflecting truth. It's not about what cards I would choose. Make a list of cards you would choose. Then shuffle, ask the question and see what card you get.

[@rutalaa]

@@OverTheMoonAcademy Thank you that helps!!! :)

[@xoxo8495]

i asked if i should break it off with someone and i got the death card so i took that as a no, since it is a no card. or am i reading it wrong

[@ladyofthehedge]

Death card is about change and transition...so I would have read it as "yes" break it off with that person it's time for a change or transition in your life. 🤷🏻‍♀️ I see you asked this 8 months ago and you took it as a "no".....curious if you're still with that person....

[@xoxo8495]

@@ladyofthehedge i'm still with the person, yes. he treats me very well, but I can tell we're in a phase now of really learning how to communicate w each other effectively so we can make certain changes

[@xoxo8495]

@@ladyofthehedge we are still together yes. he treats me very well, but I think now we're in a phase of our relationship where we r noticing differences with each other & we're adjusting how we communicate w each other to make changes

[@ladyofthehedge]

@@xoxo8495 Glad to hear you are still with this person! This is why yes/no questions in Tarot seem a bit "dangerous" to me because it gives the seeker a definitive answer rather than weighing the options with a thorough reading. Perhaps the Death card in your situation was simply indicating a change/transition in the evolution of your relationship at that time. Imagine if you read it as "yes" and left the person and the impact it could have had on both your lives. Well wishes to you both❣

[@xoxo8495]

@@ladyofthehedge thank you! I definitely agree, if i do a yes/no, now I pull 3 cards to give me a better insight, like you said, weigh, my option. But I don't do yes/no a lot anymore. Also, I have a tendency of pulling a yes/no card when I'm already anxious and that energy doesn't help my guides. thank you for all the love

[@govindgirraj4696]

Say in Hindi

[@abbyleigh1430]

Why can't anybody just answer and stop talking in riddles. to me that's a sure sign of somebody that has no idea what they're really doing and is acting out of pure emotions

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Hey Abby Leigh. WHO are you referring to? And please share a question or something positive to add to this conversation. Thank you for visiting!

[@thisrichbastard.809]

This...was extremely helpful. Thank you.

[@OverTheMoonAcademy]

Glad to help Tony! Thanks for visiting.