My Personal Study & Practice of Cartomancy: More Sample Readings Using the Answer Spread

I’m returning to this viewer-requested video series, where I’m sharing aspects of my personal study and practice of cartomancy with playing cards.
In this episode, I’m sharing more examples using one of my personal favorite layouts to use when I read with playing cards: the Answer Spread. It comes from the pages of “Card Reader’s Handbook” by Regina Russell, which is available here: www.rrtearoom....
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[@nnaturalheaven3754]

OMG you dropped this 2 weeks ago! I'm so over YT, I did not get the notification (or its all the extra work hours I picked up) and it may be the latter part. But, I'm gonna sit and relish that you did rather I was late to see it or not and be thankful for this addition to your Cartomancy videos! They are so appreciated, especially since I needed some of these scenarios to help myself right now with some similar questions.

[@JamesHimmCoach33]

You might not have been notified by YT simply because it's been a minute since I posted a video. I'm just glad you found it regardless. Thanks for watching as always!

[@ladytashmurray6075]

Love and blessings, thank you James 🎶☀️🌏✌🥳💛

[@JamesHimmCoach33]

Thanks for watching, Tash! Much love and many blessings to you and yours.

[@vorthora]

Fantastic demonstration (and fantastic imagination when coming up with imaginary examples! Great work as always, James!

[@JamesHimmCoach33]

Thanks for watching, Mary! It’s always fun to see how the cards respond to the scenarios that come right off the top of my head! 😄

[@evamarialindberg]

Thank you so much, James! I really loved and enjoyed these sample readings, it was so helpful :) :) :)

[@JamesHimmCoach33]

Thanks so much for watching! I’m happy you enjoyed the scenarios I came up with! 😄

[@barbarah7089]

@@JamesHimmCoach33 You are a great coach with a lot of knowledge. I only recently find out that you have a book. Is this for real, can I get some info so I can order one?

[@JamesHimmCoach33]

@@barbarah7089 Thank you for the kind words. I haven't written a book myself (although many people have urged me to do so), so you might be referring to "The Card Reader's Handbook," which I talk about often. You can learn more about it here: www.rrtearoom.com/book.html

[@theblackdoor1]

Great , thank you.

[@JamesHimmCoach33]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@theblackdoor1]

Maybe you can do this once a week with other spreads, depending on your time schedule. 😊

[@JamesHimmCoach33]

@@theblackdoor1 I like that idea, as I've been playing with different spreads as of late. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@clairelouisedavies298]

Hiya James been watching your channel and heard you say you take requests so have you heard about the the in2it orcale deck which is based on lenormand cards and astrology and tarot all in one recently got this deck and the in2it zodiac 108 decks and I'm struggling a tad to read them so I wanted to make that suggestion as I know u do such a great job to explain I absolutely love your channel and found all your info really helpful so big thank you for all you do I love your channel

[@clairelouisedavies298]

Sent you a link to the in2it orcale I think it also shows the zodiac 108 deck on there too I think you would do such a amazing job with explaining them

[@JamesHimmCoach33]

Hi, Clairelouise! Thanks so much for checking out the video, and for the suggestion. I've heard of the in2it decks (and was considering the angel deck a while back), but I don't have any in my collection at the moment. Thanks for including the link; it may be time to revisit the decks and consider acquiring a set. And thank you for the kind words; they are much appreciated.

[@Eddie69797]

Good information Mr. Mitchell. I noticed you didn't mention about positive and negative, or dignified and undignified cards, also do you mark your cards to to show if the cards are either or?

[@JamesHimmCoach33]

Hi, Eddie, thanks for checking out the video. I may have mentioned my perspective on the positive and negative aspects of the cards early on in the series. In the system I learned, Hearts is the most positive suit and Spades is on the other side of the spectrum as the most negative. As for dignified/undignified, I don’t work with that aspect at all. I only read the cards in one orientation, and that is upright (which I’m guessing you mean by dignified - please correct me if I’m misunderstanding you here). And I’m not a fan of marking my cards, so I don’t do that either.

[@Eddie69797]

@@JamesHimmCoach33 Thank you for your response sir, I'm just starting out studying this art. And 'The Cardomancy Work Book" I'm current book I'm reading mentions the dignified on undignified. Like the tarot cards it has the positive negative in each card, the author says to Mark all cards to indicate up or down and therefore whether it is positive or negative.

[@evamarialindberg]

If the pivot card is a spade, can the outcome still be positive / a yes? 😊

[@JamesHimmCoach33]

It would depend on how you choose to read Spades generally speaking. In the system I use, Spades represent blocks and are a hard “no.” The only one I might consider would be Ace of Spades, because it would suggest a decision needing to be made plays heavily into the outcome. If a Spade fell into the pivot card position for me, I would look back to the Answer column.

[@JamesHimmCoach33]

@@evamarialindberg Thanks for sharing your Answer Spread reading with me. For the most part, I think your interpretation works. I would offer that if you're looking at Jack of Spades as this romantic interest, landing as the pivot card might suggest he has a role or part in how things progress between the two of you. Also, 4 of Clubs can represent a car, symbolically implying progress and movement. I would also point out that a Club and Spade in the contributing factors column could be interpreted as working into a problem. So there might be contributing factors (column) that could make this workplace romance potentially problematic - and more on his side than yours. And like I said before, I would return to the answer column and not solely rely on "his" card in the pivot position.

[@evamarialindberg]

@@JamesHimmCoach33 thanks for your input, James 😊 I totally agree with you, the last column with the contributing factors and the pivot card, it suggests working into a problem, on his part because he is the jack of spade. Thank you for your helpful input 🙏🏻☺️😊

[@_calculator3257]

Thank you for the video. 1. Are there certain cards that indicate soulmates or twinflames? 2. If your the two cards in the middle are two black cards does it mean that regardless of the surrounding cards that the answer is no? 3. Is it possible to use numerology with the answer spread? Thank you.

[@JamesHimmCoach33]

Thanks so much for watching. Here are my thoughts regarding your questions: 1. In the system I work with, the closest thing to the idea of twin flames and soulmates would be the 6 of Hearts. 6H is a karmic relationship card. But that could be something you come up with yourself in your study of the cards. 2. If you set your question up as a yes-no type, then black cards lean toward "no" as the answer. Spades are typically a hard "no," while Clubs are more a possible "no." You would then look to the specific meanings of the cards as to why the answer is "no." 3. Yes, it's possible to do numerology with the spread. You then have to decide what that final number would mean in relation to the question and overall reading. For example, it might be the theme or essence of the reading, or an underlying influence of the question posed to the cards. Hope that helps in some way.

[@_calculator3257]

@@JamesHimmCoach33 Thank u for the response ❤