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Detecting with Taromancy Tarot Cards Are One of Many Forms of Divination Detecting with TaroMancy Tarot cards are one of many forms of divination. They are commonly used to measure potential outcomes and evaluate influences surrounding a person, event, or both. The technical term for tarot reading is taro Mancy (divination through the use of tarot cards), which is a subsection of carto Mancy (divination through cards in general).A Tarot reading is like a snapshot of what your life looks like at the time of the reading. The cards tune into your energy - the person asking the question - to give you a picture of unseen influences from people and places, patterns of behavior, Weakness, and strengths. A reading is not only giving an idea of your past ,present and future but also showing the Building energy problems like sleeping on stress lines , cause and effects of geopathic illness and solutions .. What is Tarot Card Reading? Tarot is one of the oldest forms of Divination techs known to man. A tarot pack is a deck of usually 78 cards that is used by someone who is skilled in the reading of them. Depending on the type of reading that you are wanting to have, the reader will consult the cards to show them what you are needing to know. Tarot cards have been around since the 15th century and are still one of the world’s most common ways of divining into the future. Card Compass For me tarot card is like a compass showing the subtle energy spots in Body, Mind and place. Whenever we do geopathic stress examination to people and places we use tarot cards as a magical mirror compass. They make a wonderful navigation tool for our intuition to grow by pointing our gut feelings to a “bigger picture. Bundle of seventy eight cards of symbols, once activated, these beautiful cards will tell thousands of stories, answer any number of questions and provide insights on countless lives – and loves. Symbol meanings of Tarot are essential to our interpretational process. Indeed, symbols themselves serve as messages from our higher selves and the Universe. A prime reason why the Tarot is such an effective divining tool is because it deals with the common ground of symbols and their meanings. Tuning is TarotTalent My Guru Dr. Sukumaran is a tarot reader. But he loves working and researching with dowsing and scanning whereas me with tarot seeing. Almost half of our life time has been spent on occult science researches. We always work as a team, so that reconfirmation of our results becoming possible.Guru has createdTaro Angel initiation, breathing exercises, chakra /granthy block clearing sessions and daily soul connecting meditations for the Tarot Divination, so that tuning with tarot is made easy for the practitioners. Channeling is a challenge to tune with Tarot Reading.Anyone can shuffle a deck, pick a card, and look up a meaning in a book. If you’ve done this, you know it only gets you so far. The reading doesn’t feel meaningful; it feels like you’re winging it, or worse, faking it. Less than satisfying when you’re reading for yourselfand plain humiliating when you’re reading for a client.Although modern physicists have various ideas about the universe, they do agree that every bit of it consists of energy. It may be a tiny bit of energy, or it may be enough to generate all of creation, but all matter is energy. Because energy is the power that causes every action and reaction in creation, it is handily available in many forms. One form that we know well is the human soul or a non-physical expression of energy. Every one of us can channel, that is, receive energy as information through dreams, intuition, but not as a clear clarification for the confusions and stressful situations we are undergoing in our day to day life. TarotTips When you look into the pictures, allowing your mind to go numb as you zone into your inner voice. • Awakening Alpha Theta State of Mind • Gazing Cards • Capturing the Pictures in right brain • Connecting with Current issues of client • Creating a short story • Clear Clarifying is the climax. Remote Reading With Tarot cards we can do on-line distant reading over phone, e-mail, Map reading, skype counselling and so on.What we need is the name of the person and location and site map, which can be mailed to us. People think that the distant reading would not have any chance of accuracy, the person needs to be right there at the table, so that they can physically handle the cards. You can visualize the victim in your mind with psychic protection and can do remote Tarot reading .We do radio reading, live telecast reading always.Since then, the collective consciousness has been linked to the electro-magnetic field, generated by the Tarot readings liquid iron core that surrounds and protects the earth. It is thought that migratory animals make use of itand of course, it follows that we are also affected by this field. Yet another theory is that thoughts, being electrical pulses, are actual things; packets of energy that can effect change in particles. Quantum state of Entanglement When a person contacts me for a reading, we have a connection – a tenuous one indeed, but still a connection. And, if thoughts really are things; actual particles of energy, then these particles are bouncing around between us along the pathways of the web of collective consciousness. Scientists call this state, where particles can alter each other’s behavior, ‘entanglement’. Therefore, when I hold thoughts of a person in my mind, and turn the cards, then the results will relate to that person. I don’t even have to have details of the client’s situation, in fact, I’d prefer not to mess up the connection with any preformed ideas or judgment. I ask only that the client gives me their name, date of birth and general location to help me establish the connection. I also ask that they form a question so that I have something to ‘hang’ the reading on, although I often do a reading without a question in mind Geopathic Stress Site Testing can be done through aligning with affected house. We work with house maps and look at all the cards, trying to see a story in them. Then we sit at the computer and begin to type. I describe the cards and scan each one, so the client can see for themselves what I am referring to. As I type out my interpretations and link them to the client, I make sure I link each card to its predecessor and successor. I also point out pairs and interesting combinations. At the end I put together a summary with conclusions and guidance. A ten-card reading can take several hours and up to ten pages to complete What is GeopathicStress? GS or Geopathic Stress is a catch-all name used to describe the stress produced in our bodies due to Electro Magnetic Fields (EMF) and/or distorted Earth’s natural radiation. It is wrongly used this way because it should be used only to describe the stress in our bodies from natural radiation coming from the earth ("geo" = Earth). The term geopathic stress derives from the Greek and it also means the suffering of the Earth. Geo (Earth) and pathos (suffering, diseases). We consider them to be negative energies, but in reality they are natural radiations that rise up from the earth due to the weakened electro-magnetic fields caused by underground running waters, mineral concentrations and underground cavities. The term ‘geopathic stress’ is used to describe negative energies, also known as ‘harmful earth rays’, which emanate from the earth and cause discomfort and ill health to those living above. Earth energies can be bad, good or neutral. How it affects us?The two broad categories of geopathic disturbance are yin – the discharging field, and yang – the charging field.The yin fields are associated with underground water flows, underground caverns and rock hollows, the running water causing a decrease in the intensity of the rocks’ geomagnetic field strong enough to influence living organisms on the surface. Where two underground streams cross the effect is enhanced.The pathological states associated with the yin fields manifest first as the sleep disturbances and mental symptoms. Over time, energy deficiency syndromes worsen to become Blood deficiencyand wasting and paralyzing conditions – fatigue, neurasthenia, depression, arthritis, diabetes mellitus, cancers, multiple sclerosis, myopathies and neuropathies and other degenerative disorders. The yang fields are especially associated with fault zones and with coal and oil deposits. Found in such regions are changes in ionization, infra-red emission and AC & DC current; low frequency atmospheric pulsations with increased probability of lightning strikes; and low-level radiation emissions. As might be expected, yang fields lead to Qi Shi (energy excess) states such as hypertension, cardiac problems, strokes, migraines, epileptiform fits, gastritis, alcoholism, mania and schizophrenia.Global geomagnetic grid crossing points can be associated with both yin and yang fields. Geopathic stress - System of Belief? Geopathic stress is not a “question of belief”, but an area which has been studied in-depth over millennia and today includes scientifically measurable and “respectable” quantities and factors such as electro smog (electrical field, magnetic field, electromagnetic fields as those emanating from high- voltage power lines, electric cables, electrical appliances and synthetic materials) and high frequency pollution (mobile [cell] phone antenna, mobile [cell] phone radiation, DECT telephones, hotspot/WLAN, radar). The latter are also referred to as techno pathy stress. Sick Building Syndrome the World Health Organization estimate that 30% of offices, hotels, institutions and industrial premises have SBS.
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