buddhagoddess
I just did a practice reading for a friend of mine who is also a reader. I did some of it in her presence and because our kids were melting down I did the remainder of her questions on my own. I found it a little hard to interpret the cards without inferring my own opinions and feelings about my friend (and her husband). I tend to have the same problem when I read myself. Since I am a beginner I had to refer to the deck's book alot (Sacred Circle). I wrote the cards down for her, their position in the spread I created for the questions, and some basic impressions I got from the cards/book.
How can a reader "filter out" subjective feelings, opinions, and thoughts about a person they know and are reading for without losing or dropping from the reading the messages that are trying to come through? On the flip side, how can you successfully read for a complete stranger without knowing a thing about them except what they present to you when they introduce themselves?
Big questions. Sorry.
How can a reader "filter out" subjective feelings, opinions, and thoughts about a person they know and are reading for without losing or dropping from the reading the messages that are trying to come through? On the flip side, how can you successfully read for a complete stranger without knowing a thing about them except what they present to you when they introduce themselves?
Big questions. Sorry.