Lottery spread

allibee · 16-11-2002

So, with our combined knowledge on here, why hasn't anyone one come up with the lottery numbers spread yet?????

please, grovel, grovel, lol

allibee

Linda698 · 17-11-2002

I have been thinking exactly the same thing! Sorry, i don't know the answer tho. Lets hope someone does!!

SlyR · 18-11-2002

I'm joining the conversation late i guess, but are you suggesting a spread that predicts the lottery? My friend, the Tarot is a form of counseling, not fortune telling. If we could predict the future without fail, we would lead very empty lives.

L.V.X.,
Frater S. L. Raymond

Xarokys · 19-11-2002

from "How to Use Tarot Spreads" by Sylvia Abraham.

This uses only the major arcana.

------------A-----------
-----C-------------B----

--6---5---4---3---2---1

A. Is this a good day to buy a ticket on the lottery?
B. Obstacles to overcome?
C. Querent's mental attitude toward winning the lottery.
1 through 6: These cards will provide the numbers to play in the lottery.

Place one card face up in the A postion, another on B, and a third on C. If a card falls in a reversed position, read it that way. If the cards are negative, end the reading at this point and try another day. If the cards are positive, continue with the reading.

Then, in positions 1 through 6, place three cards in each position, face up. These are the lottery numbers. One card will remain; this will be read at the end of the session.

Pick up the three cards in position 1 and add the numbers of the cards together. Do not reduce the number values of any cards. If the total is over the limit of the lottery, stop the reading and try another day.

Example: Moon 18, Heirophant 5, and Justice 11. This amount is 34, which is within the range of the lottery.

Repeat with positions 2 through 6, adding each box separately. (It doesn't matter if these are upright or reversed.) These are your lottery numbers.

Next, turn over the last card to get the final message. The application of the final card is up to you. If it is a low numbered card- The Magician or High Priestess- you may wish to substitute it for one of the six numbers gained through adding the Major Arcana cards in the six piles of the reading. Because you have added the values of the numbers in these piles, it is impossible to play a 1 or 2 in the lottery simply using those numbers.

If the totals in each of the six positions are within lottery limits, go buy a ticket!

**Trogon** · 12-12-2002

Neat spread Becky... Thanks.

As for whether or not to use the Tarot to decide on your lottery numbers... seems to me to be as good a way as any. In my poor, simple, humble opinion

I don't see that it would cause any sort of problem unless your own personal belief system precluded gambling.

jlbvt · 13-12-2002

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Originally posted by SlyR
I'm joining the conversation late i guess, but are you suggesting a spread that predicts the lottery? My friend, the Tarot is a form of counseling, not fortune telling. If we could predict the future without fail, we would lead very empty lives.

L.V.X.,
Frater S. L. Raymond

If the Tarot can tell me when to keep my mouth shut at work, why can't it tell me when the time is right to buy a house or a car or a lottery ticket? I think I may try it. I will let you all know.
I used to win at KENO just by sheer psychic will, but that was back when I was just 16, and I seem to have lost the gift... Do what thou will...

SlyR · 14-12-2002

jlbvt:

There's a difference between using the Tarot to determine a course of interpersonal interaction and using it to determine the outcome of a purely random occurence.

Also, according to gambling theory, even when you win at a game like Keno, you're still paying the house. They don't make money by selling losing tickets. They make money by skimming off the payouts.

I'm a very open minded person about psychic abilities, but the prediction of random events is something I'm extremely skeptical about. Maybe it's the pragmatic gambling theorist in me, but something tells me that the very nature of random events is that they defy prediction, even to the point of negating precognitive abilities. Using remote viewing to crack a murder case is one thing; using precognitive talent to accurately predict a totally controlled chance occurence is another entirely. Just a thought - I'd love to be mistaken, of course!

Karenwhe · 14-12-2002

I do not neccessarily believe that anything on earth is random, it is just that we can't figure it out. If we could, lottery would not exist.

And since my humble self can't possibly explain the major concept of things being Not Random, here is a link that may interest those that think otherwise.

http://www.crystalinks.com/sacred_geometry.html

Don't get me wrong I personally don't get it either, but there seems to be people who can understand the concept of the universe and all energies in it - or at least how it all works.

Therefore I do belive that we can get/tell the numbers of the lottery, but I am not sure that Tarot is the tool.

The only thing with this web page is that you may have to read more than that single page to get the entire idea.

Just my 0.1 cent.

jlbvt · 15-12-2002

Quote:

Originally posted by SlyR
jlbvt:

There's a difference between using the Tarot to determine a course of interpersonal interaction and using it to determine the outcome of a purely random occurence.

yes, you are right. But I believe that nothing is ever really "random" Otherwise, How would I be able to predict KENO numbers and the like?

Quote:

Also, according to gambling theory, even when you win at a game like Keno, you're still paying the house. They don't make money by selling losing tickets. They make money by skimming off the payouts.

Yes, but when I leave with more money than I went in with, what do you call that?

Quote:

I'm a very open minded person about psychic abilities, but the prediction of random events is something I'm extremely skeptical about. Maybe it's the pragmatic gambling theorist in me, but something tells me that the very nature of random events is that they defy prediction, even to the point of negating precognitive abilities. Using remote viewing to crack a murder case is one thing; using precognitive talent to accurately predict a totally controlled chance occurence is another entirely. Just a thought - I'd love to be mistaken, of course!

Believe it or not I used to predict numbers with great frequency, and I also got flashes of what people were going to say before they opened their mouths. I also have a friend who can answer the phone before it rings, and she already knows who it is! This is not a joke, I can't believe you are so skeptical about psychic ability! Also, Sly, please don't take this the wrong way. I am not here just to argue with you, but you say you are open-minded. So I hope you will keep an open mind about me and what I have to say.
And if some people want to try to guess lottery numbers with Tarot cards, why not let them?

Sea Sprite · 15-12-2002

Hi Becky,

Thanks for the lottery spread! I tried it and the numbers are all within the limits so I'm gonna buy a ticket tonight! You can view my spread under section YOUR READINGS.

Sea Sprite

allibee Citizen Join Date: 09 Nov 2002 Location: UK Posts: 1,805	Lottery spread So, with our combined knowledge on here, why hasn't anyone one come up with the lottery numbers spread yet????? please, grovel, grovel, lol allibee

16-11-2002	Ask a Professional Tarot Reader Top #1

Xarokys Citizen Join Date: 08 Feb 2002 Location: sw ohio, usa Posts: 718	magical lottery spread from "How to Use Tarot Spreads" by Sylvia Abraham. This uses only the major arcana. ------------A----------- -----C-------------B---- --6---5---4---3---2---1 A. Is this a good day to buy a ticket on the lottery? B. Obstacles to overcome? C. Querent's mental attitude toward winning the lottery. 1 through 6: These cards will provide the numbers to play in the lottery. Place one card face up in the A postion, another on B, and a third on C. If a card falls in a reversed position, read it that way. If the cards are negative, end the reading at this point and try another day. If the cards are positive, continue with the reading. Then, in positions 1 through 6, place three cards in each position, face up. These are the lottery numbers. One card will remain; this will be read at the end of the session. Pick up the three cards in position 1 and add the numbers of the cards together. Do not reduce the number values of any cards. If the total is over the limit of the lottery, stop the reading and try another day. Example: Moon 18, Heirophant 5, and Justice 11. This amount is 34, which is within the range of the lottery. Repeat with positions 2 through 6, adding each box separately. (It doesn't matter if these are upright or reversed.) These are your lottery numbers. Next, turn over the last card to get the final message. The application of the final card is up to you. If it is a low numbered card- The Magician or High Priestess- you may wish to substitute it for one of the six numbers gained through adding the Major Arcana cards in the six piles of the reading. Because you have added the values of the numbers in these piles, it is impossible to play a 1 or 2 in the lottery simply using those numbers. If the totals in each of the six positions are within lottery limits, go buy a ticket!

19-11-2002	Ask a Professional Tarot Reader Top #4

Trogon Citizen Join Date: 27 Aug 2002 Location: Arizona, USA Posts: 2,396	Neat spread Becky... Thanks. As for whether or not to use the Tarot to decide on your lottery numbers... seems to me to be as good a way as any. In my poor, simple, humble opinion I don't see that it would cause any sort of problem unless your own personal belief system precluded gambling. __________________ "A famous person once said; 'you can fool all of the people some of the time, and some of the people all of the time' ... but, as I (an even more famous person) say; 'if you don't teach them to read, you can fool them whenever you like!'" [Max Headroom]

12-12-2002	Ask a Professional Tarot Reader Top #5

SlyR Resident Join Date: 30 Oct 2002 Location: Milton, WI Posts: 90	jlbvt: There's a difference between using the Tarot to determine a course of interpersonal interaction and using it to determine the outcome of a purely random occurence. Also, according to gambling theory, even when you win at a game like Keno, you're still paying the house. They don't make money by selling losing tickets. They make money by skimming off the payouts. I'm a very open minded person about psychic abilities, but the prediction of random events is something I'm extremely skeptical about. Maybe it's the pragmatic gambling theorist in me, but something tells me that the very nature of random events is that they defy prediction, even to the point of negating precognitive abilities. Using remote viewing to crack a murder case is one thing; using precognitive talent to accurately predict a totally controlled chance occurence is another entirely. Just a thought - I'd love to be mistaken, of course! __________________ L.V.X., Frater S. L. Raymond

14-12-2002	Ask a Professional Tarot Reader Top #7

Sea Sprite Citizen Join Date: 02 Sep 2002 Location: By the Sea, USA Posts: 442	Hi Becky, Thanks for the lottery spread! I tried it and the numbers are all within the limits so I'm gonna buy a ticket tonight! You can view my spread under section YOUR READINGS. Sea Sprite __________________ If you wish to travel far and fast, travel light. Take off all your envies, jealousies, unforgiveness, selfishness, and fears. --Glenn Clark

15-12-2002	Ask a Professional Tarot Reader Top #10

Linda698 Resident Join Date: 05 Sep 2002 Location: uk Posts: 45	I have been thinking exactly the same thing! Sorry, i don't know the answer tho. Lets hope someone does!!

17-11-2002	Ask a Professional Tarot Reader Top #2

SlyR Resident Join Date: 30 Oct 2002 Location: Milton, WI Posts: 90	I'm joining the conversation late i guess, but are you suggesting a spread that predicts the lottery? My friend, the Tarot is a form of counseling, not fortune telling. If we could predict the future without fail, we would lead very empty lives. L.V.X., Frater S. L. Raymond

18-11-2002	Ask a Professional Tarot Reader Top #3

Karenwhe Citizen Join Date: 13 Nov 2002 Location: South Africa Posts: 315	I do not neccessarily believe that anything on earth is random, it is just that we can't figure it out. If we could, lottery would not exist. And since my humble self can't possibly explain the major concept of things being Not Random, here is a link that may interest those that think otherwise. http://www.crystalinks.com/sacred_geometry.html Don't get me wrong I personally don't get it either, but there seems to be people who can understand the concept of the universe and all energies in it - or at least how it all works. Therefore I do belive that we can get/tell the numbers of the lottery, but I am not sure that Tarot is the tool. The only thing with this web page is that you may have to read more than that single page to get the entire idea. Just my 0.1 cent.

14-12-2002	Ask a Professional Tarot Reader Top #8

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