In the realm of tarot reading, the yes/no tarot reading is one that gives you a short and straightforward answer to your question, without delving into the factors at play, potential outcomes, reasons or potential consequences of something.
It can be one card, three cards, or however many cards type of reading, as long as it’s a yes/no tarot reading, you’re only going to get that one answer.
When to Get a Yes/No Tarot Reading?
The yes/no reading is the best kind of reading you can get when you’re dealing with a situation about which you don’t have many other curiosities than the final result.
It’s a bit like a basketball game, let’s say. If you know ahead of time what teams are playing, where, what the prize is, all you need to find out about that conext is whether this or that team is going to win.
Going with the same basketball game analogy though, if you have any question which would demand additional details to that one answer, like „How is X player going to perform?” or „Why would X team lose?”, then you need an open answer sort of reading.
Make sure you want a yes/no reading by thinking about your question. If it sounds like „Will X/Y happen?”, „Is X/Y going to...?”, „Can X/Y do/say/achieve...?”, then this type of reading is going to work well for you.
You can also use this type of reading in order to check whether some prediction you got in the past is still following the script you were told about. It can be a good way to test whether something might have changed about the situation before getting a more complex reading on that topic.
Should I Ask the Same Question More Than Once?
When it comes to this type of reading, you shouldn’t ask the same question more times within a short time span. But if we’re talking about longer timespans, then it’s perfectly all right.
The best type of scenario in which you ask the same question more than once is one in which some elements have changed or some significant events have taken place. Since this type of reading works with the energies involved, the final answer depends on those energies.
When there’s been a shift in the energies involved, the answer might be different, or it might be the same. Either way, you’d want to know, right?
But if nothing major has happened or changed, to your knowledge, and you’ve just asked that question a day ago, for instance, then getting another reading of the same sort isn’t going to do you much good. It comes across as a form of disrespect for the answer you got the first time, and you don’t want to disrespect spirit, after all.
In Short
The yes/no tarot reading is a wonderful way to get a pulse for a situation about which you already know the details and you’re simply looking for a confirmation about the outcome.
