Tarot is a tool that's used to gain insight and clarity on various aspects of life. The purpose of your question should ideally be to gain a deeper understanding of a situation, or to explore possible paths and outcomes. Avoid questions that are trivial or not genuine, as they're unlikely to provide meaningful responses.
Open-ended questions encourage a more comprehensive and insightful response. They often begin with "how," "what," "why," or "where." For instance, instead of asking "When will I meet my soulmate?" you could ask "What can I do to prepare myself for the arrival of my soulmate?"
Your questions should be about you and your journey, not about other people's thoughts, feelings, or actions. Instead of asking "Does he love me?", you could ask "What can I do to enhance my love life?" or "How can I better communicate my feelings?"
Be clear about what you want to know, but avoid overly detailed or complex questions. Remember that the Tarot doesn’t provide specific times, dates, names, or places. A question like "What should I focus on for personal growth?" is better than "Should I read this specific book to improve my life?"
Frame your question in a positive way. Instead of asking "Why do I always fail?" ask "What can I learn from my past experiences to succeed in the future?" or "How can I improve my approach to achieving my goals?"
Even with the perfect question, the key to a good tarot reading is your willingness to accept the insights and messages that come through, even if they're not what you were expecting or hoping for.