RE: minimum age limits for a tarot reading
thanks for sharing your thoughts lilacstar and voodoogyal[sm=hug.gif], to be honest i don't think i would be able to do a reading for my own children should they ever ask in case i did see something " negative" where although i would liken the tarot as everyday life where its inevitable there are going to be ups and downs, at the back of my mind i would worry about it, no matter how positively i phrased it!
i've got a 13 year old son and i wouldn't be thrilled if he requested a reading ( he wouldn't anyway as he's too into his PS2![sm=rollaugh.gif]) from someone else because he is emotionally immature for his age and i suppose this is a grey area because some young people are more mature for their age than others .
warm wishes- calla lily x
RE: minimum age limits for a tarot reading
Hi Calla Lily,
I have recently joined this site and found your forum, would you be able to do a reading for me? my son has suffered from adhesions for 12yrs is there any end to his pain, is the main worry i have
If you can help i would be grateful
Norma x x
RE: minimum age limits for a tarot reading
hi angel 1111[sm=wave.gif]
i can do a tarot reading for you and it should be completed and sent by the end of this week if you don't mind the wait.:D
i'll send it by pm if thats ok with you.
please can i mentionthat i am only doing this one reading for angel 1111and cannot accept any other requests posted on here, or via the PM system .:)
warm wishes- calla lily x
RE: minimum age limits for a tarot reading
:)Hi Calla lily
Thank you very much, i look forward to that, this means a lot to me
love Norma x x
RE: minimum age limits for a tarot reading
Hi Calla lily,
I don't think I could set a hard and fast rule regarding age limits, and perhaps it wouldn't be wise to do so- particularly for tarot because it reinforces some people's belief that it's dangerous.
If a young person asked me for a reading then I would ask them what they wanted to know, and what they felt they would be gaining from having a reading. I think a lot of the time young people are having problems but lack the communication skills to ask for help or express their needs and therefore talking to them and exploring the various options is perhaps more constructive. However, if I felt that they weren't directly seeking support or help and just wanted insight into a particular issue then that's fine.