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The Oracle de Gé

Ever since humankind <\/strong>carved out a place within the society it created for itself, it has doubted its future<\/strong> and longed for clear answers <\/strong>to its questions. This is why the practices of fortune-telling<\/strong> have always drawn crowds, and have done so since antiquity.

Today, the situation has not changed all that much, even though fortune-telling <\/strong>has broadened a little further. In tarot reading<\/strong>, for example, an uncommon new tarot deck<\/strong> emerged in the 1990s that works with great effectiveness, even though its imagery is simpler and more contemporary, in tune with the 21st century: this is the Oracle de Gé.<\/strong>

A pioneering psychic

It was therefore at the very end of the 20^{th<\/sup> century <\/strong>that its creator devised the Oracle de Gé<\/strong>, to adapt the divinatory readings<\/strong> performed with the cards of a tarot deck <\/strong>to our modern era. He is Gérard Barbier<\/strong>, a famous psychic<\/strong> who has practised the divinatory art<\/strong> of foretelling a querent’s future through the interpretation <\/strong>of the cards ever since his teenage years.}

It was his drawing teacher at university who introduced him to the esoteric <\/strong>world of fortune-telling <\/strong>and taught him the basics of cartomancy<\/strong>. He devoted his entire life to it and, as someone genuinely passionate about the cards and their many symbolic meanings<\/strong>, he went on to write several books on the subject.

This practice of fortune-telling<\/strong>, which he has carried out as a professional <\/strong>since the age of 21, he reveres, and he respects its origins and its past; but in the late 1980s, he increasingly thought about creating his own oracle<\/strong>, one that would be closer to everyone’s daily life at the close of the century.

So he set to work and, thanks to his artistic talents<\/strong> as an illustrator as well as his extensive knowledge of tarot reading<\/strong>, he brought to market a new tarot deck, the Oracle de Gé<\/strong>. Moving somewhat away from the famous Tarot of Marseille<\/strong> and its overly kabbalistic arcana<\/strong>, which he found a little outdated, he conceived a new kind of oracle.

While this latter still draws inspiration from the Oracle de Belline<\/strong>, created by Mlle Lenormand<\/strong> and the mage Edmond<\/strong>, it also moves away from it by making very little use of horoscopes and astrology<\/strong>. It is therefore a very modern oracle<\/strong>, but above all a very accessible one, being almost childishly simple.

Gérard Barbier<\/strong> very quickly achieved great success with his Oracle de Gé<\/strong> and published many other works to reveal all its secrets. More recently, he created a new oracle<\/strong> of universal scope named Le Manuscrit.<\/strong>

A very modern oracle

This new tarot card deck<\/strong> marketed under the name the Oracle de Gé <\/strong>is therefore just as effective <\/strong>as its forebears at foretelling the future<\/strong> of the person concerned. It is made up of 61 cards<\/strong>, each with its own distinctive imagery, but which are more rational <\/strong>and far less esoteric<\/strong> and ambiguous about human nature<\/strong> than in the past.

These 61 cards<\/strong> are influenced by the 4 seasons<\/strong>: autumn<\/strong>, winter<\/strong>, spring<\/strong> and summer<\/strong>.

That is to say, they place us within cycles of three-month periods<\/strong> during a divinatory reading<\/strong>, which helps to guide us more accurately.

All these cards depict <\/strong>people<\/strong>, insects<\/strong>, animals<\/strong>, flowers <\/strong>and other objects <\/strong>or symbolic figures<\/strong> relating to our era<\/strong>, and they can map out the course of a life<\/strong>. Depending on the position <\/strong>and orientation <\/strong>of each of the cards<\/strong>, we obtain a great deal of information <\/strong>about the age<\/strong>, the sex <\/strong>and the hair colour<\/strong>, for example, of the querent concerned by the reading.

Some <\/strong>of these cards <\/strong>have a double meaning<\/strong>, but it cannot be seen with the naked eye, since nothing indicates whether they are upright or reversed when they are drawn.

Only the seasoned tarot reader <\/strong>will be able to discern their true functions<\/strong> and meanings <\/strong>during their interpretation<\/strong>. The Oracle de Gé<\/strong> has this further peculiarity <\/strong>that it can indicate, within the content of certain cards, upcoming health problems<\/strong> that are clear and precise<\/strong>; but it is for the tarot reader <\/strong>to know <\/strong>whether they should truly be interpreted <\/strong>as such for the querent, depending on the latter’s sensitivity and personality.

While this new oracle<\/strong> is often recommended <\/strong>to people<\/strong> wishing to get started <\/strong>with divinatory readings<\/strong>, it is nonetheless very powerful and effective<\/strong>, which is why it should be handled with the utmost tact and seriousness.

In any case, and as with all tarot decks<\/strong>, it is an oracle based on intuition<\/strong> that fosters personal growth<\/strong> by drawing on the querent’s past<\/strong>. It thus reminds us that all the events to come<\/strong> in our destinies <\/strong>are necessarily an outcome <\/strong>of our past actions<\/strong>.

The readings performed with the Oracle de Gé

As with any good tarot, such as that of Marseille, the Oracle de Belline<\/strong> or the Egyptian tarot<\/strong>, you can perform fortune-telling readings<\/strong> free online<\/strong> on sites dedicated to the Oracle de Gé<\/strong>. While they are just as effective<\/strong> as a consultation in person<\/strong>, it is your personal situation<\/strong> that will lead you to choose between the two options. The Oracle de Gé cards <\/strong>each have their own meaning<\/strong>.

For example, the cards <\/strong>of the elderly woman<\/strong> or the young girl<\/strong> tell you that you know one such person in your circle<\/strong> and that you must take great care of her<\/strong>.

The card of the broken flute<\/strong> tells you that you are in need of rest<\/strong>.

And the ones with sexual symbols <\/strong>that you are seeking a new romantic partner<\/strong>.

But there are 57 others, and you will need to truly know <\/strong>their senses <\/strong>and meanings <\/strong>before embarking on a divinatory reading<\/strong>.

The first-name reading

This is an exemplary first reading <\/strong>for getting familiar <\/strong>with all the cards <\/strong>contained in the Oracle de Gé<\/strong>. While it does not predict upcoming events<\/strong> in your querent’s life, it will nonetheless be able <\/strong>to analyse in detail <\/strong>the main features of their personality<\/strong>.

You will need to have them draw <\/strong>as many cards <\/strong>as their first name has letters<\/strong>. Each of these cards <\/strong>will bring <\/strong>you a wealth of information <\/strong>about who they really are<\/strong>, what they are seeking <\/strong>and what they would wish <\/strong>to obtain. It is a simple reading<\/strong> and one of the most perfect <\/strong>for moving up to the next level.

The yes-no reading

First of all, your querent <\/strong>will need to have a relevant question <\/strong>to ask you.

They will then need to draw 7 cards <\/strong>from the deck you will have shuffled beforehand.

These 7 cards <\/strong>will be laid out <\/strong>in front of you, in a straight line<\/strong> and face down. Then you will turn them over one after another and read<\/strong> them. They will each have a positive<\/strong> or negative <\/strong>meaning, and if you have a majority of positive ones<\/strong>, the answer to the question asked will be yes<\/strong>.

In the opposite case<\/strong>, the answer <\/strong>will necessarily be negative<\/strong>.

But it can happen that you land on a majority of neutral cards, such as the bird <\/strong>card or the one of the numbers<\/strong>. You will then need to ask your querent to rephrase their question<\/strong> and repeat this same operation.<\/em>

Full Oracle Gé reading

It is this reading <\/strong>that will allow you to give predictions about the future<\/strong> to your querent. This is done through the interpretation <\/strong>of the cards <\/strong>they will draw<\/strong>. You must start <\/strong>with what is known as the method of six<\/strong>.

That is to say, there are six corresponding cards<\/strong> for a very specific subject<\/strong>, which affects us all in our destinies<\/strong>. Thus, the tools card <\/strong>represents work<\/strong>.

The card of the 2 hearts embodies love.<\/strong> The card of the home<\/strong> speaks to us of family<\/strong>. The card of money <\/strong>is synonymous with our finances<\/strong>. The card of the papers <\/strong>represents exams <\/strong>and future contracts <\/strong>to come. Lastly, the card of justice <\/strong>speaks for itself.

Your querent <\/strong>will therefore need to choose a theme <\/strong>that they would like to see developed <\/strong>into a prediction, and to draw one of these 6 cards<\/strong>. This card <\/strong>will be placed at the centre of your table<\/strong>, then you will have them draw 6 more cards<\/strong> from the deck, always face down.

The first <\/strong>will be placed to the left of the centre <\/strong>card and will signify the current situation<\/strong>, at the present moment.

The second <\/strong>will be placed to its right <\/strong>and will embody future situations<\/strong>.

The third <\/strong>will go above<\/strong> the middle one, and will speak to us of all that is favourable or not<\/strong>.

As for the fourth<\/strong>, fifth <\/strong>and sixth cards<\/strong>, they will be placed below the master card<\/strong> and will be the final synthesis <\/strong>of this reading during their interpretation<\/strong>.

The reading of these cards<\/strong> will of course take into account their meanings <\/strong>and various symbolic aspects, but also their positions <\/strong>within the spread<\/strong>.

Their associations with one another<\/strong> can also influence <\/strong>their interpretations<\/strong>; they are numerous and will perhaps be less easy to grasp during your learning. No matter – the practice of divination<\/strong> through cards calls for a great deal of rigour and intuition<\/strong>. Above all, you must not try to rush the pace, for you might set aside subtleties of great importance during a reading<\/strong>. It takes a great deal of time and work, but you will so<\/strong>on be rewarded for it.