Tarot Tricks: How to Read Playing Cards for Love Questions

What do you think it means? Also, you only need one card to answer a yes/no question. Otherwise, it becomes confusing. It looks like marriage or living together to me.

No doubt they can. Give it a try. The techniques for reading playing cards for love are given in the article. Draw your card, then check the lists above for your answer.

However, those answers are very short, of course, so if you take the meaning I've given, you can expand it. So let's say you get an awkward card like the Four of Spades (rest, recuperation, solitude, reassessment). It doesn't seem to fit, but if you consider your situation, the card might be advising you to relax, let it go, don't push it. It also might be pointing at other areas of your life. Maybe you have been getting stressed out over work or family issues? The cards always give you what you need to know.

Just grab your cards and give it a go. You'll soon be reading like a professional.

Before you lay out your cards, express your intention for them to reflect a time-line. Then designate three positions: near future, medium outlook, distant future. Focus on the situation, shuffle and turn your cards.

They can certainly give you an indication of how things are going between you. Give it a try. I suggest using a single card to avoid any confusion. You might not receive a definite answer but then again you might.

Cards that would confirm his love would be Ace, Two, Six, Ten and King of Hearts, Ace and Four of Clubs. You need to read the lists of meanings in the article to get the full picture.

There is no one way to lay out the cards. If you are doing one-card readings, just shuffle and draw a random card. For two or more, I tend to shuffle, cut the cards with my left hand, place the bottom section on the top and turn the cards from the (new) top of the deck.

More information on different kinds of playing card layouts here: https://exemplore.com/fortune-divination/Playing-C...

It means that one of you will experience change of direction, prioritizing career or studies over love. So not yet.

There are no hard and fast rules for placing your cards. However, I have an article here about playing card tarot spreads that might be helpful: https://hubpages.com/fortune-divination/Playing-Ca...

You could devise a personal spread designed around what aspects of the person that you want to understand.

So, for instance, pull out the 12 Courts and decide which one might represent them. Then work out three questions. Might be: 1. What motivates them? 2. What stands in their way? What do they love?

Or: What do I need to know about this person? 2. How do they see me? 3. Are we going to have a relationship?

Make up a spread that works for you. Good luck.

From the second paragraph, "When using the method described here, it's important that you stick to one-card readings."

Yes, of course. However, bear in mind that adding keywords in that way can sometimes inhibit your intuition. If you are learning it's fine, but try to learn the number/suit correspondences if you can. Otherwise, you won't even register the card itself, just the words you've written on them. You might as well write them on a blank card.

This page might help: https://hubpages.com/fortune-divination/How-to-Rea...

It depends on what the intention of the card drawing was. If your boyfriend just told you to draw a card with a question in mind, then you need to ascertain by other means (like asking him) whether he's cheating or not. Don't rely on the turn of a card to determine your most important decisions. If there was another question involved, there are other meanings for the Jack of Club, such as entrepreneurship, an impulsive person, or someone with an open mind and outlook. It's equivalent to the Knight of Wands.

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I'd suggest formulating your question, such as, how do they feel about me? And, how do I feel about them? Then draw one card to represent each person.

Once you have your answer, shuffle again and draw a single card to represent the future of the relationship.

If you look through your cards, you'll notice that not one of them gives a date or time or period. That means you have to devise your own. And that depends on what suit you connect to each season. For example, I use: Diamonds = winter, Cups = autumn/fall, Spades = spring and Clubs = summer. Then the numbered cards will give you an approximate week within the season. So Ace of Clubs means early in summer. It's always good to have your timing system worked out before you ask a question about time.

And, to be perfectly honest, I find that (playing card) tarot is not too good for timing questions anyway. I prefer to take away the message of the card itself. Therefore my question would be, "What energy will surround my potential marriage partner?" Ace of Clubs says 'passion and inspiration'.

Give it a go. Shuffle your deck and draw a card. There's your answer.

If you are looking for a straight yes/no answer, then this article might help you: https://hubpages.com/fortune-divination/Playing-Ca...

No, it doesn't mean that in general terms. However, some people overlay the cards, whether playing cards or tarot, with their own system, structure, and meanings. So it might mean that to them, but it wouldn't mean the same thing to me. The Ten of Clubs means being overloaded with burdens and responsibilities but being determined to keep going until the job is done.

It means that the cards are warning you about this person. It could be that he hides his true persona. Or that he has a secret that he wouldn't want anyone to know. So be cautious and observant.

Also, over the next few weeks, watch your personal possessions--when this card shows up sometimes it means there is a thief around.

The Four of Hearts is the equivalent of the Four of Cups in tarot. It does not indicate cheating, but it does show that one of you is feeling slightly depressed or is spending too much time worrying unnecessarily.

I'm afraid I can't give free readings here, I simply don't have the time to spare. However, I encourage you to get your own deck of playing cards and try to read them yourself.

I cant read tarot with Uno cards. I don't own the game and have never even played it. You could always make up your own system for reading with Uno, based on numbers and colors to represent the elements/suits.

You need to understand that if you want a yes or no answer from the cards, you can only draw one card. Otherwise, as demonstrated here, you will be completely at sea. Right at the beginning of the article, this is what it says, "When using the method described here, it's important that you stick to one-card readings. If you begin to combine cards, you will become confused."

Another thing is, if you've not spent time together, there's no way either of you can love the other. You might be very attracted to each other, but you can't possibly experience love in that way. That only happens in romantic songs.

I suggest you go back to your cards. Think about what it is you want to know and then stick to one card per question.

This page will help: https://exemplore.com/fortune-divination/Playing-C... but let your intuition expand on the answer.

You just have to try it. When you meet someone interesting, draw a card and refer back to the meanings on this page.

I'm not sure how you have designated these cards to your partnership, so difficult for me to say. Four of Clubs is the equivalent to Four of Wands and Queen of Diamonds is equal to the Queen of Pentacles. In tarot, we use the Major cards as birth cards, but I don't know of a similar method with playing cards. Perhaps take a look at your sun and moon signs, astrologically speaking, to see if there are any clues there.

It depends on what is, or was, going on in your life at the time. Now you have read the meanings of the cards, perhaps you can relate them to your own circumstances.

The mostly likely reason is that the cards weren't shuffled properly. If they were, then it means that there is strong, masculine energy around the issue. There may also be more than one male involved. Without knowing your question or the circumstances, I am unable to interpret your cards in any detail.

You asked a question that can be answered by yes or no, rather than asking for information about the issue. The Five of Spades is equivalent to the Five of Swords in tarot, and in a yes/no question its answer is 'No'. However, you can look deeper, and it suggests that you may be the victim of betrayal, bullying or complicity, rather than the other way around.

Personally, I find trying to read timings with playing cards and with tarot cards very difficult. I think you have to develop your own system along the lines of Diamonds taking months, Cups taking weeks, Clubs a couple of weeks and Spades a few days.

They can. Grab your deck of cards and draw a card. Good cards are the Ace and two of hearts, ten of hearts, Ace of Diamonds. The Ace of Clubs points to the possibility of a passionate affair. Whatever card you get, check back with the lists provided in the article.