Wrong answers by tarot cards?

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@AradiaPhoenix

Is it possible that we sometimes can subconsciously influence cards to show us what we want to see?

Yes. You or the individual can influence the cards if either holds strong beliefs or thoughts about what is going on.

Usually if I get an answer that doesn’t make sense, I’ve not asked the right question, so I consider what I should be asking instead. My intuition usually picks up on inconsistencies so idk if I’ve ever had a reading that was wrong, though my interpretation or comprehension of what the cards meant or related to might be screwed.

Changing the question usually fixes this for me.

Most of the time if the answer doesn’t apply in any way as far as I can tell, I’m just not able to perceive how it relates and if I had more information, which I obtain later- I would have realized what was going on and understood the reading.

I’ve not had any issues like this reading for others, usually if they don’t think it relates or makes sense they come back later and explain how things occurred and that it eventually made sense.

I wrote about how the things I do to get more accurate readings, idk if it will help you or not but in case it might:

How to Influence Online and Physical Divination and Receive Accurate Readings (3 Easy Steps)

I had a bit of an ah hah! moment one day. I was trying to explain to someone else how you can push energy and intentions in the direction of something, specifically a computer program and get better results than you would by just allowing the computer program to run its algorithms on its own. I usually find it hard to describe what I mean to anyone who doesn’t have pretty good handle on how energy works and what the hell I mean. Hopefully this will help. The process is the same whether you are using a physical method or an online method of divination without requesting outside spiritual aid or influence. First you have to figure out what your question should be. This is the most important part and it’s okay if it takes a few minutes or day to figure it out. You probably know basically what it is you desire to know, so you just need to think about that and how to word the question. You don’t want it to be a long series of several questions, or something with lots of options. You really want to hone in on what the essence of the question is- what exactly it is you need to know. If you allow yourself, the best wording for your question will surface from your subconscious. Sometimes this takes a few minutes, hours even for me, so if you aren’t sure how to word it right away, that is okay don’t waste a lot of time on it, take a break and later when you remember you need to figure out how to ask your question, do the first part of this step again. It doesn’t matter how long it…

Edit: the only time I’ve had readings be flat out wrong for myself was when I was convinced I knew what was going on but really had no idea. I essentially didn’t even really try to get another answer because I didn’t believe any other answer was possible.

For a while I didn’t read for myself because I had trouble focusing on the essence of the question and not what I believed the answer was.

I should have mentioned this before and didn’t think about it.