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Timing is a tricky thing...and everything. The right actions at the wrong time lead to failure, and we all know the price of poor planning.
While nothing is fixed in stone, there are certainly better times for things than others. As timing has always been a fascination of mine it's something I always look for in a divination system. How does it handle time and is it any good at it?! |
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You get the benefit of my full arsenal to answer any & all of your timing questions! Each system works a bit differently and each is based on it's own principles, yet all have something to offer. A little info on how these systems work best:
Questions are best phrased specifically & with the understanding that details & context included will affect the answer. Suggested phrasing is thus, "When will X happen?" Note that if you are looking at something that is broader & far off from the present there are more things that can happen to positively or negatively affect the outcome. The closer the time period the more likely the accuracy. For questions where time is less of a concern and details are preferred I suggest looking at my Lenormand or Tarot readings.
As with all forms of divination there is no guarantee of results. Advisement should be taken with a hefty dose of common sense & understanding that with more variables (free will & people involved, external influences & events, length of time between the present & predicted time) the more chance there is that a situation could change.
- Dice: for when you want a specific date or date range. This method can give you down to an exact day (in most cases), or at least a 10 day time period. This is a great option for when choosing a launch, when to release something, a wedding date, or any method where a specific day is desired.
- Tarot: for a more general view on time (based on factors of ability, readiness, etc) OR for when an estimate of the passage of time is sought (e.g. a specific season, astrological sign, # of days/months/weeks/years). This method gives more details around & leading up to the timing prediction, giving an estimate of when something will happen (or not) by way of an approximate time or season. If you desire more details in order to facilitate the process this is the suggested method.
- Lenormand: similar to Tarot in that it gives a general view on time based on symbols referenced (e.g. fast, slow, during a particular season, general time period where an energy is active). This method gives a descriptive version of time by way of symbols relayed, similar to the Tarot this timing is approximate & somewhat generalized vs a hard date.
- Numerology: great at looking for personal patterns & cycles, and peeking into the energy for a day specific to you. You can also see how the day's energy will be for you and what you can do to facilitate the best outcome. This method gives a lot of insight on how to go about the day in question in the way that works best for you.
- Astrology: like Numerology looks at patterns. Specifically it looks at celestial patterns & how those show up for you via a transit. While not a specific promise of something coming to pass it is good for seeing what other, larger, factors are at play in the grand scheme of things for you personally. This method gives a big picture view for you what you have to contend with during the time period given.
Questions are best phrased specifically & with the understanding that details & context included will affect the answer. Suggested phrasing is thus, "When will X happen?" Note that if you are looking at something that is broader & far off from the present there are more things that can happen to positively or negatively affect the outcome. The closer the time period the more likely the accuracy. For questions where time is less of a concern and details are preferred I suggest looking at my Lenormand or Tarot readings.
As with all forms of divination there is no guarantee of results. Advisement should be taken with a hefty dose of common sense & understanding that with more variables (free will & people involved, external influences & events, length of time between the present & predicted time) the more chance there is that a situation could change.
