There are a lot of websites that offer free or computer-generated Tarot readings. For example, they provide free Tarot card readings, numerology, colors readings, free rune readings, free animal oracle card readings, and even free medicine wheel readings.
How do these free or computer-generated readings work? Are they accurate? And how can it be accurate without a connection between the psychic reader and the client?
Some free Tarot card reading websites will have the computer shuffle and select the cards for you, while other websites allow the user to virtually shuffle and select the cards from the complete Tarot deck.
How does the universe work?
If we look at the universe around us, we would see no real division between you and anything else. We are connected to each other, and to everything within the universe is a vast, cosmic web. This means that the energy and ability to connect is not hindered by distance or being online. Some people may still feel more connected to a psychic in person and if that is the case, see someone in person.
Psychic readers have the ability to tab into this web and pick accurate information about a person’s present, past, and future. Specific readings on a specific topic should probably be with a psychic you trust or at least in real time, but a computer generated or free reading should never be discounted as an option.
How do free Tarot card readings work?
And to help you understand this, there is really no difference between shuffling and selecting cards virtually and having a ‘real person’ doing it. The same energy is being generated and channeled into the cards, and therefore the same readings come from the ‘right’ selected cards.
In fact, psychics usually use the computer version of Tarot cards rather than the printed version for their Tarot readings. It’s more convenient and saves spreads; a psychic can return to them later or share them with others, and the cards never wear out.
How do free numerology readings work?
Numerology readings don’t require a real connection between the psychic reader and the client because every number carries its own vibration or energy. A simple calculation reveals your home number and reveals its energies.
How do free color readings work?
The same works for color readings. Each color carries its own vibration of light and unique frequency that sets it apart from each other, the same way various shades in rainbows appear distinct. As vibrational beings, we resonate with different colors at different times. The color that you are drawn to resonate with your current vibration can reveal deeper truths about what is going on for you.
What do you think? Do you believe in using free computer-generated Tarot readings?
Why don’t you try it for yourself and see what works best for you? If there is something that feels wrong or the reading does not resonate, then stay with your psychic in person. A reading is for the one receiving it and should be comfortable in whatever form you choose.
‘Free’ readings always make me cautious. Are they really accurate or just generic responses? I believe in trusting my intuition more than algorithms.
The concept of the cosmic web is fascinating! It suggests that everything is interconnected, which adds depth to the idea of Tarot and numerology. I appreciate the informative tone of this post.
I actually found a free Tarot reading online that really resonated with me! It’s amazing how accurate it was. I think these computer-generated readings can definitely provide insight!
‘Energy being channeled’? Sounds like pseudo-science to me. If there’s no real psychic involved, how can you trust the outcome? I’d much rather stick to face-to-face consultations.
“These readings might be fun for entertainment but let’s not confuse them with actual guidance. Sometimes it’s just about the thrill!”
This article seems a bit naive. How can anyone expect accurate readings from a computer? It just feels like a gimmick to me.
*sarcasm* Oh sure, let’s just let an algorithm decide our fate! Because what could possibly go wrong?
“Hey, if it works for horoscopes, why not Tarot? Maybe my next reading will tell me where I left my keys!”
“I tried it and got ‘the Fool’ card—guess that says it all about my life choices!”
Who knew computer-generated Tarot could be such a hot topic? Next thing you know, they’ll be telling us our coffee preferences too!