Ask KnightHawk

I have done Tarot readings as an advice “column” (i.e., series of posts) on this blog, sort of like “Dear Abby using Tarot readings.”  Note that I used something similar in my books Tarot Tells the Tale and Tarot: Get the Whole Story.  In those books, the readings were for historical, fictional, and mythical characters.

I am not currently accepting requests, but here is the info for when/if I do again:

I will ask you to contact me via email (rather than using the comment section on this blog) and put “Ask KnightHawk Tarot reading” in the subject line so I’ll know not to delete it as spam.

I will carefully review every request I receive, but I hope you understand that I cannot promise to do a reading for every one.  Also, I reserve the right to edit your question for space and readability considerations. (Note that if you want a more detailed reading from me, I do offer private readings.  For more information about that, see my reading services page.)

If you question is selected, I will do a Tarot reading for it and post your question and my reading here on this blog.  I will keep your question anonymous, changing names where necessary to do so.

For suggestions about how to form your question in a useful manner, please read my article “Rephrasing the Question.”

The spread that I’ll generally use for these readings will be one that I have created specially for this purpose.

The Spread:
Card 1 – Pull one Major Arcana card for spiritual advice
Card 2 – Pull one Court Card to suggest a trait or attribute to develop
Card 3 – Pull one pip (numbered) card for a suggested action to take.

This spread is designed to provide spiritual as well as worldly advice.  Also, I will provide an affirmation or two from my book Tarot Affirmations whenever it seems it will be helpful.  The deck that I will use is my own Tarot of the Masters.

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Addendum:  Recently Davina, one of my blog readers, sent me a picture of a card holder that she made for doing readings with this spread.  Here it is:

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Disclaimer: A Tarot reading is not a substitute for medical, psychological, financial, or legal counseling.  For such advice, please consult a qualified professional. The information provided in a Tarot reading is not legally binding and the Tarot reader assumes no legal liability for any damages, losses, or other consequences of any client decisions or actions, subsequent to, or based on, this service.

Bright Blessings,
James Ricklef