jaq reads for Dodalisque
Posted: 11 Feb 2019, 03:56
Hi Dodalisque, I'm ready! Let me know what topic you'd like me to focus on.
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Oh, I'm delighted to read about this. But just a warning: I have a very similar situation in my own life, and while I'll try to put a distance between your situation and mine, my own stuff may wriggle its way in anyhow. Are you willing to take the chance?dodalisque wrote: ↑11 Feb 2019, 22:23 I'm 65 now. My best friend and I have known each other since we were 5 years old and remained very close even after I emigrated from England to Canada in my mid-20s. 15 years ago, on one of our holidays together, out of the blue we had an argument and have never spoken to each other since. He recently sent me an email opening up the possibility of a reconciliation between us. For some reason I feel very reluctant to do this and have not replied to his message. Could you please do a reading about the nature of our relationship (past, present, and future) and perhaps suggest why I am being so uncharacteristically cold and unreasonable? My own attitude puzzles me and I would like some insights if possible. Please ask if I can provide any more information.
If someone asked me a question like this I would find it a strain, so if it doesn't appeal to you, maybe we could try something less convoluted. With a TdM spread as challenging as this perhaps a general reading about my past, present and future, as per Charlie Brown's sample spread would be more fun.
Please feel free to chip in whenever you like. I need all the help I can get.Charlie Brown wrote: ↑11 Feb 2019, 23:33 None of my business, but your scenario strikes me as well-suited to the spread.
I used the Beginner’s Tarot my very first TdM deck.dodalisque wrote: ↑11 Feb 2019, 22:23 Hi there. It looks like I'm reading for you in the other, non-TdM, reading circle. But I think I have the easier task this month. Perhaps I will let you put this into the form of a question, but the situation is this: I'm 65 now. My best friend and I have known each other since we were 5 years old and remained very close even after I emigrated from England to Canada in my mid-20s. 15 years ago, on one of our holidays together, out of the blue we had an argument and have never spoken to each other since. He recently sent me an email opening up the possibility of a reconciliation between us. For some reason I feel very reluctant to do this and have not replied to his message. Could you please do a reading about the nature of our relationship (past, present, and future) and perhaps suggest why I am being so uncharacteristically cold and unreasonable? My own attitude puzzles me and I would like some insights if possible. Please ask if I can provide any more information.
That was fun feedback! I love how you say that the spread is Narciss and Goldmund in a nutshell - makes me want to go back to that novel. I think I read it when I was about 17, so, uh, a few years ago Also makes me want to play around with expressing other novels/stories/poems/happenings in spreads! And how very interesting that your name is Thornbury. Really, that card spoke to me the loudest.dodalisque wrote: ↑16 Feb 2019, 19:15 Thanks very much for your wonderful reading. Some hilarious spot-on hits, and your conclusion - that I am content as I am and probably did the right thing by refusing the opportunity of a reconciliation - completely confirms what I now realise I feel deep down to be true. When I reveal some of the back story you will see what I mean, and also how accurate your reading is. I was going to include quotes from your reading but there are so many.
Oh, I have to get that book! Also, I was thinking the very same thing about opening a thread/topic about this here.dodalisque wrote: ↑18 Feb 2019, 05:37 Funny you should mention that about using the tarot to analyse the problems of characters in novels and stories or from history. James Ricklef wrote a great book of interpreted spreads exploring that very topic called "Tarot Tells the Tale'. I was thinking of asking Joan Marie sometime if we could open a separate section in Readings for a Literature and History section. Maybe not at the moment because this is a very busy time for me, but sometime in the near future. It would certainly solve the problem of finding good questions to ask. We'd have millions of delightfully stressful situations to choose from.