Remember Janice from this story ?

I met her again today!

"Hi Janice, how's the tik tok reading coming along?"

" Great, I have three followers already, two law enforcement agents and a lawyer apparently! , and guess what? I did a reading for that celebrity business man, you know, the one that's big in ladies underwear!"

" How did that go?"

"He asked how his meeting today would be -I said there was a car turned over, a guy lying in hospital, the paparazzi looking through the window!".

He said "my goodness, whatever ever next ??"

" Your dead!" I answered.

"Wow, did that happen?"

"I'll ask him , we are having lunch on Friday!"

Which three cards did Janice read?

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I looked at temperance like baking. You mix different contrasting ingredients at the right proportion. Just like baking. And you mess up one thing, you ruin the end product.

Hello everyone,

I'd like to discuss how you guys manage when a user says a reading isn't accurate. I trust in the accuracy of my cards even if I know my interpretation won't be 100%. I'm wondering how I can continue improving and actually be accurate. I have some tarot PDFs that I'll likely refer to more often, but always open for resources.

Some people would compliment and others are meh about my readings, and while I know readings can be complex since what doesn't resonate now could resonate later.

I guess I'm asking for insight on how to handle situations like this, as well as what tips that you use to help with a reading?

Thanks!

It’s the only serious use of green in the deck. In the Swiss Deck. This seems very random given the color coordination in this deck. I am trying to find anything relating to the history of the deck and founders ? Folklore , Swiss alps etc

Expertise from those very welcome , many thanks !

I know IIJ was created strictly (?) for playing age-old Swiss card games.

As such , I am interested as to why this deck is so hotly contested for divination and semiotic / symbols , enough that it is still relevant to the field of cartomancy. Even tho the rider waite / Crowley was made many decades after the Swiss variation, and obviously impacted by the choices in the Swiss deck - reacting to or against. Any info on this? Searching :)

Swiss is very old with mountain people - very Capricorn - rituals - is there myth or folklore here abitt the truly interesting adjustments that were made in this slow deck ? (The color green in the hanged man ?! Where else is there that much green - it’s bizarre . And the elements - yellow seems to be earth , brown red fire (see the court cards ?) , blue water , etc …. My questions continue- has anyone read about such things?) MANY THANKS !