Ask Tarot Questions About A Specific Person: What You Need to Know

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Alright, alright, let’s talk about this here… what’d you call it? “Tarot questions about a specific person.” Yeah, that thing. Folks always wanna know about other folks, ain’t that the truth? Always pokin’ their noses where they don’t belong, just like them nosy chickens in my backyard.

So, you wanna ask the cards about someone, huh? Well, first off, lemme tell ya, it ain’t always a good idea to be askin’ about others all the time. You gotta look at yourself first, see what’s what in your own henhouse before you go snoopin’ in someone else’s coop. But, if you’re set on it, I guess I can give you some ideas. Just don’t come cryin’ to me if you don’t like what you hear, ya hear?

Now, some folks say you shouldn’t ask about other people ’cause you’ll just see what you wanna see. Like, if you’re hopin’ that fella down the road is gonna come courtin’ you, you might twist the cards to make it look that way, even if it ain’t the truth. It’s like lookin’ in a muddy puddle and thinkin’ you see a fish when it’s just your own reflection.

But if you gotta ask, you gotta ask. Just be honest with yourself. Don’t go tryin’ to trick the cards or yourself. Here’s some things you might wanna think about askin’:

• What can *I* do to make this relationship better? See? You’re still focusin’ on yourself, but it’s about how you act with that other person.

  

• What is this person teachin’ me? Everythin’ happens for a reason, even the tough stuff. Maybe that ornery neighbor is there to teach you patience, or maybe he’s just there to test it.

• How can I understand this person better? Folks are complicated, like a tangled ball of yarn. Tryin’ to understand ‘em is like tryin’ to untangle that yarn, it takes time and a gentle hand.

But there’s some questions you just shouldn’t ask. It’s like openin’ a can of worms, you might not like what crawls out. Don’t ask when someone’s gonna call, or when they’re gonna leave their wife, or if they’re thinkin’ about you. That’s just plain nosy, and it ain’t gonna get you nowhere good. It’s like askin’ the rooster when the sun’s gonna rise, he don’t know, he just crows when he feels like it.

Instead, try askin’ about yourself. Like, “How can I bring more love into my own life?” We all got love inside us, just gotta let it shine. Or maybe, “What do I need to let go of?” Sometimes we hold onto things that ain’t doin’ us no good, like a dog with an old bone he ain’t got no use for.

And remember, the cards ain’t gonna tell you everything. They ain’t magic eight balls. They’re just pictures, like lookin’ at clouds. You gotta use your own brain and your own heart to figure out what it all means. It’s like bakin’ a cake, the recipe’s just the start, you still gotta put in the work and the love to make it somethin’ good.

So, go ahead and ask your questions, but be smart about it. Be respectful, be honest, and be kind, to yourself and to others. And don’t forget to listen to your own gut, ’cause sometimes that’s the best guide you got. It’s like listenin’ to the wind, it might not always tell you what you want to hear, but it’ll always tell you the truth, if you know how to listen.

One more thing. If you’re too close to the situation, too caught up in it, like a fly in a spiderweb, you might not see things clear. It’s like tryin’ to read a letter when the ink’s all smudged, you can’t make out the words properly. Maybe ask a friend to read the cards for you. Someone who ain’t got a dog in the fight, so to speak. They might see things you’re missin’. Just make sure it’s someone you trust, not some gossipy busybody who’ll spread your business all over town like manure in the spring.

And for goodness sake, don’t be pesterin’ the cards every five minutes. It’s like constantly diggin’ up a seed to see if it’s growin’, you’ll just end up killin’ it. Ask your question, listen to the answer, and then go live your life. The cards are there to guide you, not to control you. You still gotta be the one drivin’ the wagon, not the horses.

Alright, that’s all I got to say about that. Now go on and do what you gotta do, but remember what I told ya. Be smart, be honest, and for heaven’s sake, mind your own beeswax half the time!

Tags: Tarot, Relationships, Self-Help, Spirituality, Advice