Ifate Yes No (2024)

FAQs

How to answer yes or no with tarot? ›

Ask the question, and draw an uneven number of cards. You can draw one, three (my favorite), or more, depending on what else you want to accomplish in the spread. For example, if you really just want a quick yes or no, then draw one card. If it's reverse, the answer is no, and if upright, yes.

7 PENTACLES Answer: Yes. If you wait and be patient. The natural course of events is essential.

If all three indicate yes, then the strongest possibility is the answer is yes. If two are yes and one other card isn't (either neutral or no), it is likely the answer will be yes. If two are no and one is yes or neutral, the answer will likely be no. If all three are no, then the answer is no.

On a spiritual level, the reversed Page of Cups signifies the need to reconnect with your intuition. Doubt and uncertainty may cloud your ability to listen to your inner voice. Practice self-trust and discernment when it comes to intuitive messages.

For “yes” or “no” questions: You can use the color of the suits to find the answer. First, pull 5 cards. Look at the line of 5. If the majority of the cards are red suits then it's a “yes.” If the majority of the cards are black suits, then it's a “no.”

The Strength Tarot Card in Yes or No Readings

By embracing the card's energy, you can confidently make the right choices and take control of your destiny, knowing that you have the power to overcome any obstacle that stands in your way.

Both the upright and reversed Knight of Pentacles mean “yes.” When upright, the card indicates that your level-headedness and dedication will see you through life's challenges (even when things don't seem to be working out right now).

Upright: It indicates "Yes" as an answer. Reversed: It indicates "No" as an answer.

In a yes or no reading, the Moon tarot card often results in a negative answer due to: Confusion. Risk. Lack of information.

The results for one card pulled in the Three of Pentacles tarot card are: Upright Position: If you get the pulled card in the upright position, it indicates Yes as an answer. Reversed Position: If you get the pulled card in the reversed position, it indicates No as an answer.

Is page of pentacles yes or no? ›

When you draw this card in a yes or no reading: General Interpretation: The upright Page of Pentacles is generally a positive sign, leaning towards a “yes.” It suggests that the situation or decision in question is ripe with potential and that there's an opportunity for growth, learning, and tangible outcomes.

10. WHEEL OF FORTUNE—Destiny, fortune, success, elevation, luck, felicity. Reversed: Increase, abundance, superfluity. The Wheel Of Fortune card, like other cards of the Major Arcana, varies widely in depiction between tarot decks.

Reversed, the 3 of Swords symbolizes healing and moving on from past hurt. You may have forgiven someone, released a grudge, or had a spiritual breakthrough. In a “Yes or No” tarot reading, an upright 3 of Swords typically means “no” while a reversed 3 of Swords means “yes.”

I find that there are enough cards in the deck to communicate specific energy (positive, negative, open, blocked) that reversed cards aren't really necessary. They can add a dimension of confusion and anxiety for beginning readers or for clients. Some cards are hard to read reversed—especially some of the Major Arcana.

The Magician is a very high-energy Major Arcana card symbolizing manifesting and offering the opportunity to realize wishes through determination and willpower. It is considered a “yes” card, especially in a yes-or-no reading, and allows you to translate ideas and untapped talent into action.

When it comes to answering yes or no questions, the Ten of Cups is a resounding yes. It symbolizes happiness, harmony, and emotional fulfillment, suggesting that the desired outcome is highly likely.

The 2 of Cups in a 'yes or no' tarot reading signals strong potential for positive and harmonious partnerships. Upright, it is a resounding 'yes' to questions of unity and emotional connections. Reversed, it serves as a caution, urging you to look deeper into your relationships and address any imbalance.

Embrace the wisdom The Lovers card offers in your tarot journey. It's not just a simple 'yes' or 'no'—it's a powerful symbol of emotional resonance and personal truth. Whether it appears upright or reversed, it nudges you towards alignment with your core values and the love you seek or cultivate.

In a yes or no tarot reading, the Five of Cups is generally a no. It suggests that there may be obstacles or losses preventing the desired outcome. However, it also serves as a reminder that setbacks can lead to valuable lessons and new opportunities.