How to become a cartomancer

Many practitioners of clairvoyance have a definite gift for perceiving what others cannot see, that little extra sensory edge we call the 6^th sense. This clairvoyant perception is sometimes passed down from generation to generation, even though this is not always the case.

But what is certain is that it is more or less strong depending on the people who claim it.

While this extrasensory perception, which sometimes opens the doors to other worlds inaccessible to ordinary mortals, is more than necessary to practise clairvoyance as a medium or hypnotist, we can nonetheless safely state that one can perfectly well practise cartomancy, palmistry and crystallomancy provided one simply has very good intuition and is open to psychology.

Furthermore, these latter practices of divinatory art will require a great deal of work and rigour of mind in order to make a profession of them.

It is a long and laborious endeavour, but no one can claim to be able to perform a divinatory reading without knowing inside out the various meanings of all these cards.

You will therefore have to arm yourself with patience and work daily to reach your goal, for you must come to make the deck of cards your own, until you become as one with it, knowing it so thoroughly by heart that, at the sight of each of the cards, you must very quickly give its meaning according to what it represents and what it symbolises.

Once this painstaking work has been mastered, the training then moves on to the handling of the cards. Indeed, the gestures will also be of paramount importance during a reading in front of a querent. Our fingers must therefore be very fluid when we grip the deck of cards to shuffle it before performing the reading in question. And the movements must be careful and elegant to demonstrate the professionalism acquired during these years of learning.

During this training, one will also have undergone a certain intellectual development that will enhance one’s powers of intuition and concentration. So that one may feel ready to perform one’s first reading for a querent.

Each of us has our own way of working, but the success of any undertaking depends on the energy we devote to it and the feeling we project, consciously or not, onto the client.

During a divinatory reading, the same principle applies, since the querent entrusts themselves entirely to the practitioner, letting them “delve” into their private life in order to explore their personality more deeply, so as to deliver predictions about what lies ahead in their future.

Everything is therefore based on a trust that the cartomancer will have managed to establish between herself and her client.

Once all these foundations have been acquired, all that remains is to grow your business by promoting it. That is to say, by giving it visibility. Whether you work independently as a self-employed practitioner or within a company department, you will have to find the best way to get yourself noticed.

And nowadays, what could be better than setting up online clairvoyance sites and posting on social media to make a name for yourself?

Our professional activity therefore depends solely on the publicity we give it in order to grow as best we can, but also, and this is surely the most important point, on the satisfaction of the client after they have consulted us.