Questions Suited to Yes or No Tarot Readings
Yes or No tarot readings best suit questions that require a definitive response without supplementary information. Some examples of questions that suit this method are:
- Should I accept the job offer with [company] I have received?
- Will I pass my upcoming exam in [subject] on the first attempt?
These questions are straightforward, specific, and benefit from swift, decisive responses. It’s important to note that questions requiring a deeper, more nuanced understanding, or those linked to complex emotions and relationships may not align with the blunt nature of Yes or No tarot readings. For instance, they may not suit love Tarot readings or complex career Tarot readings with lots of different factors.
How accurate is Yes or No Tarot?
When considering “Is Yes or No Tarot accurate?”, it’s crucial to keep in mind that Tarot Yes or No answers are only ever based on your trajectory when you asked the question. They indicate a possible positive or negative answer, but they don’t come with a guarantee. They can be less accurate than open readings. A big factor with their accuracy is that Tarot Yes/No questions are tricky to pose correctly. Any ambiguity in the question can result in an inaccurate answer.
Take the above question regarding exams. While I designed that question to be unambiguous, an easy mistake to make would be posing it in a less specific way. For example, just asking “Will I do well in my exam?” could result in an inaccurate answer. Which exam? What’s your definition of doing well? Do you mean on the first attempt at passing the exam or the tenth? And so on. You need to be extremely specific!
What else affects Tarot Yes/No accuracy?
Aside from posing the question, the outcome with Yes/No Tarot reading depends heavily on behaviour, and your freewill choices can alter it. You are very much the master of your own destiny and continuously co-creating your life with The Universe on a daily basis. As such, you can easily change your outcome by asserting your freewill or changing your behaviour. This is true of all Tarot predictions. However, with Yes or No Tarot readings, you don’t have the additional context an open reading gives. Therefore, it can be much easier to inadvertently shift your course without being aware you have done so.
If you pose a yes/no question and then change your behaviour, the answer may no longer stand. A yes can easily become a no, and vice versa. In addition, your energy can easily influence them, so if you are in negative headspace and ask a yes/no tarot question, you can easily get a response that matches your mood, rather than an accurate answer.
I’ve heard using Yes No Tarot readings is bad?
Some Tarot readers are against the use of Yes/No readings and avoid them completely. I’m not against them, as they can be useful for clarity, but I recommend only using them very sparingly. Aside from the reasons mentioned above, open readings give much more insight which, nine times out of ten, is going to be better.
Think of it this way: Imagine you play a competitive sport and you want to know if you’re going to win your next match. The Yes/No reading shows you’re going to lose the match. The open reading shows you’re only going to lose in the final minutes due to fatigue, having been in the lead for most of the match. Both readings give you the same answer but only the open reading gives the insight to find solutions and get the outcome you want. Knowing that extra detail, that you lose in the last few minutes because fatigue sets in, is important as it provides a possible solution; work on your stamina before the match, so you can stay focused all the way to the end and secure a win.
A simple yes or no, while direct, is not always the most helpful.
The Pros and Cons of Yes or No Tarot Readings
Like any method of divination, Yes andNo tarot readings come with their own set of advantages and disadvantages. Understanding these can help you determine if they align with your specific needs. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
