Can you believe in the facade tarot?

Answer 1

Well, I've used actual Tarot cards for years as well as on-line versions (which includes Facade) and when I compare on-line results, which include Facade, I find dealing my own cards is by far the hands down winner.

The birth of my son, the death of a colleague's Father and various other major items were all foretold with my use of real cards.

I've never personally witnessed anything of great value with any on-line version - yes, I'm aware there are umpteen sites where participants swear by the accuracy of on-line Tarot, I'm not saying I'm right and they're wrong, but a large degree of accuracy with Tarot is with the reader's own personal esoteric 'connection' as well as his or her subjective interpretation of what the cards are trying to tell the reader and personally speaking I feel the former is lacking with the on-line version, which for me is a little too clinical.

I don't feel any 'connection' with ANY on-line version, but I DO with my favoured deck which is Rider Waite.

My advice for accuracy is to buy your own deck that YOU personally feel an affinity or attraction to, practice with it, but treat the cards with respect, don't ask frivolous questions or the same query repeatedly in order to see how the answers differ.

I find the cards never lie, the ONLY thing that can affect their accuracy is the reader's own interpretation of the message they give and THAT tends to improve over time.

I still use on-line versions from time to time, but more out of idle curiosity in order to see if my opinion of them could possibly change, but all that has occurred over the years is that the results simply compound my view that they may have their place for those who are fascinated by fortune telling on a non serious level, but for real accuracy my advice is to buy your own cards, the most popular decks are affordable and will pay you greater dividends in the long term.