Red Emma
The doctor I've been seeing at my HMO, left and I've had to choose a new one. Since it's very hard to find out anything about those on the list of availables beyond what school they graduated from, I decided to ask the tarot. I requested the names of the top three on the list. I told the clerk who attends to such things that I had an outside source for information about their suitability for my needs. (I'd love to see her face, or the face of anyone at the HMO if they ever discovered my source was a deck of tarot cards.
Here's the result:
The question I asked was, "What do I need to know if I were to select (a), (b), or (c) for my primary care physician. I asked the question individually for each doctor.
I used a three-card, 1) issue, 2) advice, 3) outcome spread.
Dr. a: 1) Magician, 2) Empress, and 3) 10P.
Dr. b: 1) 3 Rods, 2) QS Rx, 3) 2S.
Dr. c: 1) Fool, 2) 7C, 3) 3R.
I've made an "get acquainted" appointment with "The Magician." At that time I'll be able to tell how good my tarot reading skills are.
Himself just told me that dinner's ready -- it's his turn to cook. I'll have to post my interpretations of these later.
Here's the result:
The question I asked was, "What do I need to know if I were to select (a), (b), or (c) for my primary care physician. I asked the question individually for each doctor.
I used a three-card, 1) issue, 2) advice, 3) outcome spread.
Dr. a: 1) Magician, 2) Empress, and 3) 10P.
Dr. b: 1) 3 Rods, 2) QS Rx, 3) 2S.
Dr. c: 1) Fool, 2) 7C, 3) 3R.
I've made an "get acquainted" appointment with "The Magician." At that time I'll be able to tell how good my tarot reading skills are.
Himself just told me that dinner's ready -- it's his turn to cook. I'll have to post my interpretations of these later.
