That's part of the reason I pick my manuals that I actually read carefully.
There are several good, don't pull punches decks out there (that I might have to do a post on, now that I think about it) that force one to read with a realistic slant. After getting used to how right they are, one can't really go back to reading in a fluff bunny fashion.
I think that the reason people go to card readers and then continue to go is because the whole point of tarot is to change the future. One wants to know the vague mutterings of the universe in one's direction.
It just seems disingenuous to not allow a person to change their habits or be cautious about an event.
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Date: 2011-07-26 05:18 am (UTC)There are several good, don't pull punches decks out there (that I might have to do a post on, now that I think about it) that force one to read with a realistic slant. After getting used to how right they are, one can't really go back to reading in a fluff bunny fashion.
I think that the reason people go to card readers and then continue to go is because the whole point of tarot is to change the future. One wants to know the vague mutterings of the universe in one's direction.
It just seems disingenuous to not allow a person to change their habits or be cautious about an event.