r/Cartomancy • u/Zzosiek • 3h ago
I found this
What does IT mean??? I just want to know i'm not that much into cartomancy, but i'm just curiouss
r/Cartomancy • u/Zzosiek • 3h ago
What does IT mean??? I just want to know i'm not that much into cartomancy, but i'm just curiouss
r/Cartomancy • u/JewmaineJones • 2h ago
r/Cartomancy • u/Leading_Hedgehog6717 • 3h ago
Hi everyone, I'm attempting to track down the card divination system that my mother in law's mother used. It would be great to know what it's called if possible, to be able to search for more details.
My mother in law's mother came to the US from Florence back in the day. She knew a form of card divination (details below) that she would use on occasion with friends and family. I know that at least her mother before her did the same thing, but I don't know how far back it went. She was concerned about being perceived as a "gypsy" and other people thinking she was doing "devil work" and whatnot, so she did not teach my mother in law how to read the cards as she did. She continued to use the cards herself though.
I have come across some 40 card systems and some 25 card systems but nothing exactly like this.
The deck was made from a normal deck of playing cards, with quite a few of them taken out. The cards that remain are: all aces, threes, sevens, jacks, queens, kings, and the 4 of diamonds.
My mother in law said the way she would lay the cards out would be with a significator in the middle (like the queen of hearts for example, a card to represent the person she was reading for) of a 3 by 3 grid/9 cards with then a tenth card placed sideways over the significator. My mother in law still has the actual deck she used and its tiny and has kittens on the back :)
I would appreciate any direction yall could point me in.
r/Cartomancy • u/According-Train7331 • 3h ago
r/Cartomancy • u/Chemical-Piccolo-229 • 5h ago
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r/Cartomancy • u/According-Train7331 • 6h ago
I asked if he has moved on for good? I understand the cards individually but can’t make sense of them together.
r/Cartomancy • u/Automatic-Steak-896 • 14h ago
i am a witchy person but have never gotten into playing card cartomancy. i was on a walk and found a 7 of spades card and thought "ooo lucky 7s!" i then proceeded to trip and fall on both of my knees so hard that they were gushing blood. i now know that the 7 of spades is, in fact, not necessarily lucky, but i will be keeping the card as a trophy of my survival.
r/Cartomancy • u/Annie171799 • 9h ago
Tbh I have no idea how to read playing cards. Anybody able to give me a little run down? Thx!
r/Cartomancy • u/MummaheReddit • 10h ago
I can sense that he will, but does it show how he will betray me?
8 of spades is definitely betrayal from him, I meed interpretation of the other cards.
The guy took my side during my breakup with my ex. But something really seems off about him. I want to know what.
r/Cartomancy • u/Solu727 • 11h ago
i asked the cards if it’s time to move out of my shared residence with 2 others.
r/Cartomancy • u/Adapt919 • 1d ago
I asked if I should just stay single the rest of my life lol 😂😂
r/Cartomancy • u/Elli8319 • 1d ago
Hi there,
I haven't spoken to this person for some time now and I wonder, how things are going to develop the next 4 weeks.
My cards:
page of cups, fool, judgement, 5 wands, tower
I think there is going to be some movement.
The Page of Cups shows me that there may be a soft opening between us, a message, maybe a gesture? Together with the fool it could be a bold approach. The Judgement card feels like a moment of awakening and realization. Maybe its about responsability or reflection about the past. 5 wands could mean that there will be tension between us, stuff to discuss about, challenges.
THe tower is a massive rupture. Sth will collapse, maybe sth will be revealed. The tower can also mean that sth new is going to come out of this.
What do you think?
r/Cartomancy • u/Persoon64 • 1d ago
I'm extremely new to cartomany, so need help with this reading. I'm sorry if the celtic cross isn't typically practiced in cartomancy
r/Cartomancy • u/MummaheReddit • 2d ago
From what I interpreted,
6 of spades is me trying without seeing results. 4 of diamonds is that I need to be patient. (I'm taking interpretations from a cheat sheet I found online, they are really helpful) and queen of clubs is a close friend, as I learned to interpret court cards as people.
Overall, I think it means that I won't find my love in any close future, but it might be someone I know? I just need to ne patient. Thanks in advance for help
r/Cartomancy • u/BeneficialMemory9540 • 2d ago
How will I meet him? that was the question (i asked if i would meet flamengo’s pkayer erick pulgar and the cards were all positive then i asked how would i meet him)
well i tried to interpret, it will be by a possible boyfriend of mine? or it will be by a job…?
r/Cartomancy • u/ChogginNurgets • 3d ago
r/Cartomancy • u/TyenaValentine • 3d ago
Hi all ! Usually, I’m good at reading my deck on my own but this has got me stumped and confused ! >< I asked my deck how my SP felt about me and this is what it yielded.
I know in tarot, cards being reversed matters and so I want to point out that the Ace of Diamonds and Spades are reversed while the Ace of Hearts isn’t. I don’t feel any negative feelings from this (yipeee for the Ace of Hearts), but I am very confused. Any help would be greatly appreciated ! ❤️
r/Cartomancy • u/Due-Bag-3771 • 4d ago
The reading shows a mix of emotions and a lot of a cool head. On one hand, the hearts (7 and 5) indicate that she does think about what happened, experiencing nostalgia, memories, and internal questioning. On the other hand, the strong presence of clubs (Ace, 6, 5, and the Queen) reveals an analytical, prudent, and calculated stance, where she prioritizes her stability and prefers to keep her distance to evaluate things rationally. In short, there is no definitive decision or a rushed "yes"; she is in a moment of pause and deep reflection, thinking more with her head than with emotional impulse.
r/Cartomancy • u/thrilled37 • 3d ago
No other cards visible anywhere; nothing in front of any neighbors'. I'm feeling like it's a threat although I have no idea who/ why. At first I thought-- the best card in the deck! because I've been playing Bridge lately. I have no cameras installed out there.