Looking for oracle spreads to use

[La Force]

I am a newbie to Oracle cards, I have The Gita deck, this deck didn't come with book or LWB, I am at a loss as to what kind of spreads to use for Oracle decks.

Can I use Tarot spreads, or are there specific spreads for oracle decks? if so pls post up some spreads for an Oracle beginner? and some tips for reading Oracle cards thanks in advance.

La force

[AJ]

a spread is a spread, they are just orderly questions.
Think about the focus of your query
then look here in the spreads forum for something that suits your needs.
http://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?t=31867


If you have no Hindu background knowledge you will still have to look up what the card might mean and then work backwards and see how it applies to your question.

[La Force]

Originally Posted by AJ

a spread is a spread, they are just orderly questions.
Think about the focus of your query
then look here in the spreads forum for something that suits your needs.
http://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?t=31867


If you have no Hindu background knowledge you will still have to look up what the card might mean and then work backwards and see how it applies to your question.

Thanks AJ

wow makes this much easier than I first thought, makes complete sense, I have my favorite tarot spreads that I like to use, so this is great that I don't have to make some major changes on my actual reading style. thanks for the link to spreads section, I found some more spreads I like.

And yes I have no Hindu background knowledge, so I've been reading up on the Gita, so I am fine with referring back and forth from the Gita pdf on the verses till I get to know the cards well.

La Force

[AJ]

I love oracles. And I'm an info junkie so if it's a subject I know squat about I'm not bothered, I like learning new things.

Good luck!

[LadyDeborah]

I love Oracles. Sometimes I think they can be more straight-forward with a relaxed change of pace. I have been especially interested in them lately, so I'm always on the lookout for new ones to add to the collection.