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Those who've called 900 numbers have had mixed results, because, like any reading, these depend on who the reader is. With 900 numbers, there may be the additional factor of the reader being pressed for time, because he or she has to do so many readings an hour. You'll hear the rush in the reader's voice immediately, and if that's the case, you can just say, Sorry, no thanks. |
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But we've also heard that readers get paid based on how long they keep Querents on the line. If a 900 number reader seems to be playing on your fears, hang up fasthe's in it for the money, not your best interests. |
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We recommend that for an in-depth reading you go to someone who can sit down with you for a good hour or so and pick up vibes from you. |
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Can You Get a Good Reading over the Internet? |
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We think it's always nicer if the reader and Querent can be in the same room, but when necessary, phone readings can be just as enlightening and helpful. It really depends on who the reader is. |
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As with all readings, when it comes to those on the Internet, it's a matter of how the cards are interpreted. Tarot is unique in that it needs a person to interpret the cards. That person can be someone who knows little about Tarot, because the pictures themselves can give a good straightforward answer to a question, using the language of universal symbols, but the best Internet reading, like any reading, will include both a Tarot reader and a Querent. |
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Here's an example of an Internet reading. Arlene in Washington state sends a Three-Card Spread answering a question for a friend in Atlanta, Georgia, via the Internet. The friend (let's call her Sally) gets the info instantaneously (well, let's say soon, depending on her net server). |
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