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Original post: ViridianMoth

This is my first post here ever.

I've been using the tarot for a couple of years now, but despite this I still feel that getting correct or meaningful answers can be diabolicaly difficult. During the shuffling process, concentration can be very hard to maintain and I've yet to discover whether focusing intensenly on the query or trying to forget it altogether, as in many forms of magick, is most beneficial to the result. Usually, getting meanigful answers is easiest if I feel that I should somehow already know the answer, be it subconsiously or otherwise. Banishings prior to the reading can also help.

Now, to my point. I've come up with the idea of creating sigils, as in sigil magick, representing the question I've been meaning to ask and then visualising the sigil while shuffling, trying to keep my mind of the question itself. This technique seems to be quite effective, but I haven't had enough experience with it yet to be sure. I was wondering if anyone has tried something similiar and if it worked?

Help appreciated!

ViridianMoth

Original post: Dracophoenix

I find it easier to use scrying and dream manipulation for this. Or I'll read read sigils on somebody's true form and from there use it as as divination. That's a few ways I personally use sigil.I also work with runes and different other stones with non traditional sigils on them.


However I do something similar to what you do (by focusing on a sigil and doing a tarot reading) when I combine runes with tarot. The runes might give me a vague answer then I'll clarify by focusing on the answer that the rune stones gave and ask the tarot to clarify.