Here, I have a small issue!!! I have had the oracle for about 2 years now. I know the definition of every card, but my big problem is that I still can’t manage to associate them. Could someone help me or simply give me some advice? Thank you!
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Hello Mimi055,
Here are the associations with the cards of the Gé Oracle
The cross (5:
With the Hearth card number 4, it announces a death in the immediate circle.
With Tool Card No. 23, it announces a death in the professional circle.
With the map of Route 16, it reports a death due to a road accident.
With the Broken Flute card No. 53, she foretells a separation by death, a widowhood.
The Dove (60):
With tool card number 23, she announces a pleasant job
With the Rat card number 39, it indicates an improvement in health.
The bat (59):
With the Two of Hearts card number 6, she mainly announces a breach of trust.
With the Money card No. 19, it indicates a loss or theft.
With the Tools card number 23, it indicates a breach of trust in a professional context, so you will need to be vigilant regarding documents or contracts to be signed.
The lynx (57):
With a character, she announces that he is independent in nature and character.
With tool number 23, she announces an independent job.
With card number 15, the sexual symbols, she announces a hidden affair or a betrayal.
The campaign (54):
With tool card No. 23, it represents professions related to the countryside: agriculture, livestock farming, etc.
With the card of the hearth No. 4 or the towers No. 5, it can signify that the querent is a landowner in the countryside or in a peaceful corner.
The Broken Flute (53):
With the Six of Hearts card, she announces a romantic breakup.
With the Hearth card number 4, it announces a break in the family order,
With the Tools card number 23, it indicates a professional breakdown.
Justice (44):
With the Sun card - No. 1, it announces a won lawsuit.
With the map of Route No. 16, it represents a formal report.
With the Money card - No. 19, it announces a financial gain at the end of a trial.
The harp (43):
She can announce an artistic profession with the tools card no. 23, or simply a passion, or a pronounced taste for beautiful things.
The papers (40):
With the Tools card - No. 23, it can indicate a job application, an exam or competition in the context of Toil, or a degree.
The rat (39):
With the road map - No. 16, she reported minor injuries following a minor accident.
With the hospital card - No. 35, it announces an illness or a problem that will lead to health examinations.
However, if well supported, with the Sun - No. 1, or the Pyramid - No. 56, its meaning will be diminished.
Reversed, this card will have the same meaning but intensified.
The shared heart (36):
Accompanied by the card of thought - No. 14, it reinforces the idea of moral solitude.
The hospital (35):
It also represents hospital-related professions with the tools map - No. 23.
Reversed, the card often represents a longer hospitalization,
or an operation accompanied by the rat card - No. 39.
The squirrel (34):
With the number card - No. 7, it represents a small gain in games of chance.
The stethoscope (33):
With the sexual symbols card No. 15 – it represents the gynecological domain
The snake (32):
With tool card No. 23 – it will indicate that meetings are taking place in a professional context.
With the family hearth card no. 4 – it represents commerce within the family environment.
The dog (31):
With the map of hearth number 4 -
or that of the two hearts No. 6, which announces fidelity in the couple.
The handshake (29):
With the card of the two flutes number 20 - it announces the solidity of the couple.
With the Two of Hearts card No. 6 – it announces a reliable encounter and the complementarity of the two partners.
The bird (27):
She has the notion of learning something:
With the Stork card No. 18, the querent will learn of a birth, so it will not concern them directly.
With the card from Hospital No. 35 – we will learn about a hospitalization
With the Cross card No. 58 – we will learn of a death…
The desert (26):
It carries a meaning of sterility, in the literal sense of the term, if it is accompanied by the card of sexual symbols No. 15. In this case, it often foretells difficulties in conceiving a child.
Tools (23):
With the Four of Pentacles card – it can represent work to be done in your place of residence.
With the card of pyramid number 56 – it represents stability at the professional level, a permanent job.
With the Money card No. 19 – it represents a gain through Toil, but can also signify a promotion or a salary increase.
With the Two of Hearts card no. 6 – it announces a meeting through toil
The 3 Moons (21):
With tool card no. 23 -
or that of the 30th balance – it can represent night work.
The flutes (20):
With the Stork card No. 18 – it announces a baptism
With the Hearth card number 4 – it announces a family celebration, whether it’s Easter, Christmas, or something else.
Money (19):
With the Tower card No. 5 – it represents a real estate transaction.
With the number card No. 7 – it can represent a significant gain in games of chance.
The stork (1:
Associated with stethoscope cards no. 33 -
or from Hospital No. 35, she certainly announces a pregnancy; the surrounding cards will specify who the baby-to-be is for and what the child's sex will be.
With the Rat card No. 39, the stork may announce a difficult pregnancy.
With the Cross card No. 58, this may signify a pregnancy that will not go to term, either a miscarriage or an abortion.
The star (17):
With the Route 16 map – it will reduce the damage
With the Money card No. 19 – it reinforces the notion of gains.
The road (16):
It’s a rather negative card; it can indicate a problem on the road. If it is well surrounded, the wide part at the bottom means it is upside down (like the one Brune put, it is upside down).
With The Sun as number one, for example, it will only be a minor setback. Reversed, this card announces something more serious.
With the Rat card No. 39, it can indicate casualties,
With the Cross card No. 58, it can represent a death on the road.
Thought (14):
With the rat card no. 39 – it can represent an illness, a depression, or another nervous problem.
The butterfly (13):
With the tools card no. 23 - this can be a professional change
With the card of the hearth number 4 - this could represent a move
The snail (9):
The notion of delay announced by this card will be diminished if the Three Moons card No. 21 is placed next to it.
The figures (7):
With the Elephant card No. 38 or the Money card No. 19, it announces Chance in games of Chance.
The towers (5):
With the Money card No. 19 -
With the 30th card of the Balance, it can represent a real estate transaction, such as the purchase or sale of a house, an apartment, etc.
Fire (4):
With the Tools card number 23 – it announces work in the house.
With the cross card No. 58 – it can announce a death in the family or the close circle.
Friendship
The magician.
Well, thank you so much for taking the time to reply to me!!! I’m going to give it a try since I’ve never dared to do a reading for anyone, so it’s time to get started… I know I’m being annoying, but do you have a fairly easy reading for a beginner? Thanks a lot.
Hi Mimi055,
Here are some reading methods we practice with the Oracle Gé.
The 21 cards
The first method I use when I draw cards for someone is the 21 method.
It consists of dealing 21 cards from the deck after it has been shuffled and cut.
With these cards, I make three rows of 7.
I discover them five at a time
You must first interpret the cards in the order in which they are turned over, and then by row.
We are used to saying that the first line represents the present and the next two the near future and the more distant future, but that is not always accurate.
The most important thing is to observe the Jeopardy once it has been discovered, and to note what strikes us. There are sometimes groupings of cards that jump out at us, and it is to those that we must pay the most attention. Let yourself be guided by your impressions.
This method generally provides a broad overview of the client's life.
The 7 cards
Then, come to the Jeopardy of the 7 cards.
It is a simple line of 7, which is always discovered in the same way, in increments of 5.
This reading generally brings out the main concerns of the client at the time of the reading.
Of course, we can cover the cards.
I cover by placing a card in the middle of the two cards on top.
The second row will therefore have 6 cards, …
We can continue like this until we have enough elements to have something concrete.
Already from this reading, we can note the groupings of cards that recur in relation to the game of 21.
These are the notes that will enable the final analysis.
The consultant's game
That's the consultant's game.
We place the card representing the consultant in the middle and place the cards.
We discover them in the same order.
This game provides more precise indications about future events directly related to the client.
We can also, if we wish to receive answers regarding a specific area, replace the consultant's card with:
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The two hearts for the sentimental
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Fire for the family
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Tools for professionals
Rats for health
The papers for the exams
Money for financesJust like the previous game, we zoom in to get more details.
The name game
A very interesting game, especially when you want to find out things about someone you know.
This game also provides precise indications about the person.
Here, you just need to draw as many cards as there are letters in the first name.
We also cover it there if necessary.
Just to clarify, when you do someone else's name, you cut the deck with your right hand, not your left.
Great study and a good end to the evening
The magician.
Thanks a lot!!! I knew the first-name game, but you just taught me something: cut with the right hand when it’s for someone else! Yes, a lot of studying! Thanks again and good luck!