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When you decide to consult the Egyptian Tarot, it’s natural to have many questions on your mind. However, not every inquiry is appropriate or aligned with the true essence of the tarot. Remember, the tarot is a tool for self-discovery and personal growth—not an infallible oracle. If you’ve ever felt confused or frustrated by the responses you received, it might be because the questions weren’t quite right. Below, I explain the types of questions best avoided so that your readings become more enlightening and truly guide you to the answers you need.
Avoid Asking About the Future of Minors
The purpose of the tarot is to help you understand your present and your path, but it isn’t designed to predict the destiny of those still growing, such as individuals under 18. A young person’s future is full of possibilities and subject to significant changes as they develop. Asking about a minor’s future can create unnecessary worry—or worse, influence future decisions in an unhelpful way. Instead, focus on how the adults involved can support their growth.
Death and Tragedies Are Not the Focus of the Tarot
Questioning the tarot about the future of a death or an accident can stir up needless anxiety. The tarot isn’t here to predict definitive events, especially those involving sensitive and painful situations. While the cards can offer insights into the energies surrounding certain events, it’s unwise to ask about tragedies, since the tarot cannot guarantee exact outcomes. Instead, direct your questions toward understanding and managing the emotions that such situations evoke.
Don’t Focus Solely on Other People
The tarot is a powerful tool for self-awareness, so your questions should center on you rather than on the decisions or feelings of others. Asking, “Does this person love me?” or “What will they do?” won’t help you understand how to improve your own situation. Rather than seeking answers about others, focus on how you can heal, grow, or move forward in your life. The tarot’s guidance will show you how to work on yourself to enhance your relationships and circumstances.
Avoid Asking Without Being Ready to Act
The Egyptian Tarot isn’t meant for answers that remain only as words. If you consult the cards but aren’t willing to act on the information they provide, you miss the true value of the reading. For example, if the cards suggest it’s time to let go of a situation but you don’t take any action, nothing will change. The tarot is most effective when you’re ready to make decisions and take concrete steps toward what you want to achieve.
Ambiguous Questions Only Yield Vague Answers
If you aren’t clear about what you want to know, the cards will offer vague responses. Asking, “What will happen to my life?” or “What should I do?” doesn’t provide the focus needed for useful guidance. Instead, try more specific inquiries like, “What can I do to improve my emotional well-being?” or “How can I overcome this challenge in my relationship?” Focused, clear questions lead to much more insightful and revealing answers.
Egyptian Tarot as a Tool for Growth and Healing
Remember, the Egyptian Tarot is here to help you see the energies surrounding your life and to guide you on your path of personal growth. Your questions should be aimed at fostering your evolution and understanding—not at predicting specific events or the fate of others. Ensure that your consultations are honest and aligned with your desire to improve, heal, and move forward.
