I would like to know how other people word their questions. I have learned to break my questions down so that one question at a time is being asked, and to group my questions by topic. I write them down before I have my reading done, so that I don't forget anything. And I ask questions that come up during a reading, based on infomation that my reader is giving me. I try not to ask yes or no questions, because I wantto get a broader based answer that will include possibilities that I have not seen. When I do need a yes or no answer, I try to ask it so that both pro's and con's of each answer are considered. At times I hvae found that not takkng an action at the moment is the choice that is best for me. I am curious as to how other people open up their readings. Looking forward to what ther people have to say! Darcy

Hi Darcy. I usually start the reading with a question about a particular subject. For example, "What do I need to know about moving my career forward." I agree that it is best to be as broad as possible because it leaves the opportunity open for things I may not have considered. I actually have been surprised by some of the answers I have received because they have made me open to opportunities I would never have even considered. And, in fact, some of these opportunities are now actually beginning to present themselves to me! I really believe I would not have been "open" to these opportunities presenting themselves, or recognized them as such, if they had not been suggested to me in the readings. And, if I had asked a "yes" or "no" questions, I most likely would not have received the information.

Darcy & Mariposa - You both have shared some wonderful information here! Thank you! Blessings, Bonnie