See my spreads for drawing cards with the Petit Lenormand and the Tarot de Marseille.

Is an online card reading as good as an in-person card reading? ?

The two are so different that it's hard to compare them. An internet draw, even a videoconference or telephone draw, does not allow the same exchanges as a draw in contact with a consultant. For example, during a session, I always have the consultant manipulate the Tarot cards so that they appropriate them and concentrate on their thoughts. Imagine yourself with the magnificent deck of the Tarot de Marseille in your hands, and you know the answer is there.

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Drawing cards on the internet does have its advantages, however, as it allows you to draw in complete privacy, without having to travel and at a time of your choosing. You see, even though I'd happily advise you to always dress appropriately for all of life's moments, you can still pull cards in casual clothes. Drawing cards on the internet also allows you to take your time when drawing. Take your time when you're at home, in the countryside, in a park, at the office or even in bed. It's not that unpleasant. And in any case, you won't find yourself in an unfamiliar place, because you decided that. Serenity is of paramount importance if we are to grasp all the nuances that card reading brings. Last but not least, the cost is much lower, but I'll leave you to judge my prices for that...

Are predictions always right?

First of all, it's imperative that we clarify the principle of divination, which is all too often misinterpreted in tarot and card drawing. Indeed, at the risk of disappointing you (I hope not too much, since it's an open secret), I can tell you this:

«no, cards don't tell the future»

Thank goodness! Can you imagine? I could win the Lotto every week. What a horror! A destiny all mapped out for me. No possibility of changing the course of history. No more control over the events of my life. No more decisions about my life. Complete darkness. To think that an infallible method of divining the future is possible is to believe in nothing... More seriously, cards don't bring flash like a crystal ball. Cards don't tell the future as if it were written on parchment in indelible ink. The destiny of each and every one of us unfolds as each and every one of us has really decided. Of course, we sometimes find it hard to face up to our destiny, and we don't completely decide on it to the point of suffering it. But let's be clear: in no way do the cards predict or will predict anything specific on any given subject.

So what's the point of drawing cards? Well, card drawing is an incredible guide that surprises with every consultation. Tarot and card drawing are in fact a magnificent toolbox for working on our emotional crises, our totally legitimate doubts, our innermost wishes. Drawing the cards allows us to describe a context, a context that will give us the opportunity to deal with a problem, for example, and bring out a solution. They enable us to make constructive choices in our lives. Because the moment of a reading, the moment of a consultation, is time spent for oneself. And that alone is often a major change in the life of any human being. Taking time for yourself, settling down, while at the same time allowing you to question yourself and analyze the situation. And believe me, a lot of people really need it sometimes to better understand the world to which we belong.

The tarot and the drawing of cards tell us a story. They tell us a story, our own. And both consciously and unconsciously we enter into the game fully to discover the opportunities that present themselves. By taking this time, this precious time for our minds, drawing the cards ultimately has a calming effect, allowing us to focus on our everyday worries. The context in which we find ourselves during a card draw enables us to better position ourselves, anticipate our thoughts and come up with solutions. It's this moment that's most important, and the Tarot allows us to access it with ease, because we have an objective: to draw or have our cards drawn and reflect on ourselves, to make the most acceptable or reasoned decisions, to influence destiny in our own way.

Tarot and card drawing ultimately help us to become aware of who we are, to refocus on ourselves for a few moments.

Are predictions always right? Assuming that this semantics takes the form of a compass and a map of our lives, we have to admit that maps are never wrong. If the reading isn't right, it's because we can't understand or haven't seen the right path to follow. Something is wrong with the reading, either because of assumptions we don't know enough about, or simply because of a lack of discernment when the cards were drawn. That's why the timing has to be right, so that we can give you the best possible interpretation, so that you can analyze every word, every verb the cards tell you, and so that the predictions help you to anticipate the paths of your life. I'm telling you, Cartomancy opens the door to a fabulous world&nbsp! Even if cards don't write the future, drawing cards allows us to tell a possible future.