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Suggestions for the Advanced Reader
I recently got an inquiry asking for guidance on how to clear a reading you’ve given to another out of your mind. How to prevent ideas and thoughts from flooding long after the reading.
This got me thinking about the more experienced readers who visit the channel.
My experiences, practices and suggestions.
I always get slightly nervous before each reading!
Stopping a reading from coming back again and again requires some mental discipline and practice. I consciously work to forget readings, let them come into my brain and then release them as I move on with my day. The more I engaged in this, the easier it became. Some readings do stay with you. I remember some certain cards in certain positions from YEARS ago.
One thing to try is, in order to unplug from the “story” and imagery you have experienced, is to dive into another story. Read a book, engage with a compelling friend, listen to a podcast, watch a movie. Get your mind busy so it knows to move forward.
If you do something more meditative like walk, run, exercise, drive, anything where your mind can wander, the reading will keep flooding back.
I always tell people a reading is private and I don’t share the feedback with anyone. That seems to help with the relationship of reader and client. Occasionally I will refer to an aspect of a reading I’ve given in these videos but I make sure not to share any identifying information, and those are usually from years ago.
I’ve found that sometimes people just need to talk, to be heard. They need a safe place to be vulnerable.
I also invite people to take a photo of the reading at the end of the session. Tarot is such a visual process to have the to refer to later is a wonderful “take away.”
Sometimes you will give a bad reading. It won’t “land” or it just doesn’t come together. This is not a science. Forgive yourself.
Sometimes, as you know, someone will challenge a reading. Insist you are wrong or try to twist your words into what they want to hear. This is always tough! I resort to then just reading the card. I step back from contextualizing it with their demand and just express what I see. If it gets really bad and you are accepting payment, you can always decline payment. It will balance out. The truth will be revealed if/when they are ready to see it.
One very resistant person I read for at an event insisted her life was perfect and she had nothing to see, she understood everything. She got hanged man reversed.
Don’t give medical advice. It’s not our role.
Working a party or larger group event is exhausting! Invigorating but exhausting. I have a sign-up list and once a reading is done, I send that person to find the next person on the list. That keeps the party moving, people talking to each other, and seems to diminish people waiting in line.
Find other experienced readers from the community. To occasionally give and receive readings from those you don’t need to explain the entire process to is wonderful. Allows for a deeper dive into the cards and you will benefit from their perspectives and different takes on cards. Perhaps in this era, create a private FB group or regular Zoom meeting
The fire and passion will ebb and flow. Sometimes the card and the insights are juicy and flowing. You’ll be all Star and High Priestess and Empress. It’ll be fabulous. Sometimes it will be more knight of pentacles, just plugging along.
Keep a separate record of your tarot reading income. I have a designated separate checkbook with income from readings and this channel. It’s just the right thing to do and will make your practice just feel better. More straighforward.
I recently got an inquiry asking for guidance on how to clear a reading you’ve given to another out of your mind. How to prevent ideas and thoughts from flooding long after the reading.
This got me thinking about the more experienced readers who visit the channel.
My experiences, practices and suggestions.
I always get slightly nervous before each reading!
Stopping a reading from coming back again and again requires some mental discipline and practice. I consciously work to forget readings, let them come into my brain and then release them as I move on with my day. The more I engaged in this, the easier it became. Some readings do stay with you. I remember some certain cards in certain positions from YEARS ago.
One thing to try is, in order to unplug from the “story” and imagery you have experienced, is to dive into another story. Read a book, engage with a compelling friend, listen to a podcast, watch a movie. Get your mind busy so it knows to move forward.
If you do something more meditative like walk, run, exercise, drive, anything where your mind can wander, the reading will keep flooding back.
I always tell people a reading is private and I don’t share the feedback with anyone. That seems to help with the relationship of reader and client. Occasionally I will refer to an aspect of a reading I’ve given in these videos but I make sure not to share any identifying information, and those are usually from years ago.
I’ve found that sometimes people just need to talk, to be heard. They need a safe place to be vulnerable.
I also invite people to take a photo of the reading at the end of the session. Tarot is such a visual process to have the to refer to later is a wonderful “take away.”
Sometimes you will give a bad reading. It won’t “land” or it just doesn’t come together. This is not a science. Forgive yourself.
Sometimes, as you know, someone will challenge a reading. Insist you are wrong or try to twist your words into what they want to hear. This is always tough! I resort to then just reading the card. I step back from contextualizing it with their demand and just express what I see. If it gets really bad and you are accepting payment, you can always decline payment. It will balance out. The truth will be revealed if/when they are ready to see it.
One very resistant person I read for at an event insisted her life was perfect and she had nothing to see, she understood everything. She got hanged man reversed.
Don’t give medical advice. It’s not our role.
Working a party or larger group event is exhausting! Invigorating but exhausting. I have a sign-up list and once a reading is done, I send that person to find the next person on the list. That keeps the party moving, people talking to each other, and seems to diminish people waiting in line.
Find other experienced readers from the community. To occasionally give and receive readings from those you don’t need to explain the entire process to is wonderful. Allows for a deeper dive into the cards and you will benefit from their perspectives and different takes on cards. Perhaps in this era, create a private FB group or regular Zoom meeting
The fire and passion will ebb and flow. Sometimes the card and the insights are juicy and flowing. You’ll be all Star and High Priestess and Empress. It’ll be fabulous. Sometimes it will be more knight of pentacles, just plugging along.
Keep a separate record of your tarot reading income. I have a designated separate checkbook with income from readings and this channel. It’s just the right thing to do and will make your practice just feel better. More straighforward.
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