If this being is omnipotent, then every occurrence, including every human action, every human thought, and every human feeling and aspiration is also His...
are they observing your reaction, checking your aura, trying to hypnotize you? what?
also, why do they ask you to blow on the cards before they shuffle them?
Blowing on the cards: to entertain you, I think 🙂
They look at you when they shuffle the cards so you know they’re not looking at the cards and shuffling them into positions they may want them to be in.
Chrisdyann
10 years ago
you probably had a booger.
jk theyre focusing on you so that the cards are picking up your energy
not here
10 years ago
lol yeah i get that too or make me write my name seeing my writing it fine as long they don’t ask you any questions
Annie
10 years ago
It might just seem polite to them – like they don’t want to freeze you out or ignore you. I don’t think it’s a good idea to try to “pick up” things about people – I think it’s too easy to make incorrect assumptions about people. I’ve got the best results giving telephone readings so that I can’t be distracted by what the person looks like.
Personally I don’t shuffle the cards myself; I prefer that the client do that. I have never asked anyone to blow on cards and I’ve never heard of it being done either; it sounds both unhygienic and superstitious.
I know about Kemetism but what about Pagans who incorporate non-European deities etc. Let's say I incorporated Quetzalcoatl into my Pagan practices (or is...
not true for every tarot reader
Blowing on the cards: to entertain you, I think 🙂
They look at you when they shuffle the cards so you know they’re not looking at the cards and shuffling them into positions they may want them to be in.
you probably had a booger.
jk theyre focusing on you so that the cards are picking up your energy
lol yeah i get that too or make me write my name seeing my writing it fine as long they don’t ask you any questions
It might just seem polite to them – like they don’t want to freeze you out or ignore you. I don’t think it’s a good idea to try to “pick up” things about people – I think it’s too easy to make incorrect assumptions about people. I’ve got the best results giving telephone readings so that I can’t be distracted by what the person looks like.
Personally I don’t shuffle the cards myself; I prefer that the client do that. I have never asked anyone to blow on cards and I’ve never heard of it being done either; it sounds both unhygienic and superstitious.