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A Timing-card Experiment

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I've never been very happy with the usual methods for determining the timing of events with tarot. The old Wands/Cups/Swords/Pentacles interpretation of days/weeks/months/years frequently won't pass the "giggle test." ("What, I won't hear back about my job interview until five years from now?") Nisaba back on AT had a method that was better but it was still too involved for me, and my own timing spreads aren't any better. I've always envisioned a one-card or three-card pull that can give clear impressions of when something is likely to happen. With that in mind, I set out to create a table of "fast-acting" "slow-acting" and "medium-speed" cards to serve that purpose. It follows elemental, astrological and qabalistic principles (as well as accommodating permutations of the three) regarding the rapidity with which each one "triggers." I haven't experimented with it yet.

 

https://parsifalswheeldivination.com/2019/07/10/rare-medium-or-well-done-a-timing-card-experiment/

@Barleywine, I'm bringing your image of your card speeds over to the forum.  This is really excellent and it makes a discussion about  your technique easier on here.

 

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I will create new one timing style.

3 hours ago, JohnLetter said:

I will create new one timing style.

Please post it on a different thread, John. 🙂

50 minutes ago, Saturn Celeste said:

Please post it on a different thread, John. 🙂

I will 🙂 🙂🙂

 

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