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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2022 · 41 MIN

How to Give Quick (5 to 15 minute) Tarot Readings

from The Easiest Way to Learn the Tarot–EVER!! · host Easy Tarot Lessons

In this podcast, Dusty and Sally discuss how to give quick (5 to 15 minute) tarot readings. Typically, any decent tarot reading should take between half an hour and 90 minutes. But today, they focus on what you can do when time is limited. Most people just opt for a one, two, or three-card reading, which is poison. You might as well just stab your reputation in the face and call it a day. Three card readings are reserved for people you don’t like, don’t care to impress, or as add-ons to larger spreads. If you are exceptionally skilled, you can use them before you cast a larger spread, as a fact-finding expedition, or verify known information. But the rest of the time, you are just being lazy, so whenever you see people using three-card spreads, look at them as amateurs who have never been appropriately trained. With these tips, you can perform real wizardry in just a few minutes. If you liked this episode, or if you would like to suggest a topic for future podcasts, let us know.   Thanks for being here! 

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