Spiritual, Religious & Metaphysical
Questions for faith leaders, spiritual guidance, tarot, astrology, and philosophical discussions.
Questions to Ask Tarot About an Ex
Tarot prompts for a reading about a past relationship, all pointed at your own side of it rather than at what the other person is feeling. They cover what you are actually grieving, what you gave away, the habits keeping it open, and what you need this month.
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Questions to Ask Tarot About Career
Career questions to bring to a tarot reading, written as reflective prompts about your own choices rather than predictions about other people. They cover restlessness, the cost of staying, what you are avoiding learning, and the request you have not made.
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Questions to Ask Tarot About Love
Questions about love to bring to a tarot reading, whether you are single, unsure about someone, or in a relationship that has stalled. They are framed around your own choices: the patterns you repeat, what needs saying, where jealousy comes from, and what you would ask for.
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Questions to Ask Tarot About Yourself
Twenty prompts for reading your own cards about your own life, arranged from light openers to the ones worth saving for the end of a sitting.
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Tarot Card Questions to Ask
Twenty questions for a session you have booked with a reader, when the clock is running and you want the hour to be worth the fee. Roughly half are for the cards and half are for the person reading them, including how to ask for plainer language, how to tell their experience from the spread, and how to close. For pulling cards alone at the kitchen table, the daily practice set under What Questions to Ask Tarot Cards fits better.
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Best Questions to Ask Tarot Cards
Twenty questions for the reading you do with a decision in front of you: a job, a move, a relationship, a thing you have been putting off choosing. Each one is written to compare the paths and name what each costs rather than to ask the cards for a verdict. If nothing in particular is on the table, the general set under Questions to Ask Tarot Cards ranges more widely across work, money, home and family.
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Questions to Ask Tarot Cards
The general set: twenty questions that work in an ordinary reading, covering work, money, home, health, family and the things you keep postponing. Start here when nothing in particular has gone wrong and you want a wide look at where you are. If you are weighing a specific choice, the crossroads set under Best Questions to Ask Tarot Cards is narrower and more useful.
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Questions to Ask Tarot Cards About Career
Twenty career questions for a card reading, written for people weighing a move, a raise, or whether the problem is the job at all.
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Questions to Ask Tarot Cards About Relationship
Twenty questions for reading cards about a relationship you are in, kept on your own side of it rather than trying to read your partner's mind.
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Questions to Ask Tarot Cards About Yourself
Twenty questions about your own character rather than your circumstances: habits, blind spots, the things you are still proving, and what you might accept instead of fixing.
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Questions to Ask Tarot Deck
Twenty questions to put to your own deck, including a few about the practice itself: what you keep asking, what you misread, and when to stop pulling.
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Tarot Questions to Ask About Career
Questions for a tarot reading about work: whether to stay or go, what is actually blocking you, how you handle money and status, and what you want the next few years to look like. Written for readings you do yourself or bring to a reader.
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Tarot Questions to Ask About Love
Questions for a tarot reading about love, written for people in a relationship, people looking, and people recovering from one that ended. Each is framed around your own choices rather than predictions about what someone else will do.
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Tarot Questions to Ask About Yourself
Questions for a tarot reading you do on your own, aimed at self-reflection rather than prediction. They cover what you are avoiding, the patterns you repeat, what you have outgrown, and what you want the next stretch of your life to look like.
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Questions to Ask Tarot Readers
Use this before you have chosen anyone, on two or three readers at once. It asks about training, specialism, consent, and the subjects they will not touch, so you can lay the answers side by side and see who is actually thinking. Fees and cancellation terms are covered on the separate page about what to ask a reader before paying, and how they work a spread has its own list here too.
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Questions to Ask the Akashic Records
Questions to bring to an Akashic Records reading, covering purpose, recurring patterns, relationships, and next steps, with notes on how to phrase each one so the answer is usable afterwards.
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Questions to Ask the Ouija Board
Questions for a Ouija session, ordered from simple yes or no openers through to closing the board, with notes on which answers can be checked afterwards and which tell you more about the people at the table.
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Questions to Ask the Tarot
For a reading about one specific decision rather than a general look at your life. The questions work through both options in turn, the price of waiting, and the choice you may have quietly made already. Bring one decision and leave everything else outside. If your question is really about a relationship, or about work and money, this site has a separate list for each.
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Questions to Ask the Universe
Questions for journaling, prayer, or a long walk alone, ordered from what you could notice today to what you would regret never attempting, with a note on what each one tends to surface.
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Theological Questions to Ask a Pastor
Questions for a real conversation with a pastor about doctrine, written for church members, newcomers deciding whether to stay, and anyone working through their own doubts. They begin with how the Bible is read and move toward suffering, judgement, and contested questions.
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What Kind of Questions to Ask Tarot
Twenty questions to bring to a tarot reading, written as prompts for your own reflection rather than requests for a forecast. The guide covers phrasing: why yes or no questions stall a reading, why questions about someone else's feelings lead nowhere, and when to set the cards aside and ask a professional instead.
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What Questions to Ask a Tarot Reader
For people who want to follow a reading rather than just receive one. These ask a reader to show their working: which deck and which spread, what a reversal does, how they settle two cards that disagree, and where the line falls between describing and predicting. Ask them before you book or in the first few minutes. Fees and cancellation terms are on a separate list here.
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What Questions to Ask Tarot
Twenty questions for a reading about your working life and your money, from the job you are sitting in to the thing you keep meaning to start. They are worded so a card gives you something to think with rather than a forecast of whether the promotion arrives. Relationships and single stuck decisions have their own lists on this site.
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What Questions to Ask Tarot Cards
Twenty questions for reading your own deck day to day, on your own: single-card morning draws, how to interrogate a card sitting in front of you, what to ask when a spread will not come together, and how to read back through your notebook. Written for a solo habit rather than a one-off sitting, so if you have an hour booked with a reader, the session set under Tarot Card Questions to Ask suits that better.
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Yes or No Questions to Ask Tarot Cards About Love
Twenty yes-or-no questions for a love reading, with notes on how each one tends to read and how to rephrase the ones that come back muddy. Written for anyone reading for themselves about dating, a current relationship, or a breakup.
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Fun Questions to Ask Your Church Leadership Team
Twenty questions for a leadership dinner, a small group evening or a coffee with your pastor. They ask about the funny things that happen on a Sunday, how leaders pray and rest when nobody is watching, and what they wish the congregation understood.
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Questions to Ask Your Higher Self
Twenty questions for sitting with yourself in writing or in silence, phrased so they cannot be answered with a slogan. Each includes a note on what the answer usually points at and how to tell your own voice from a borrowed one.
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Good Questions to Ask Your Pastor
For the pastor you already sit under, where you have enough standing to ask something a visitor could not. These twenty go after where they personally stand rather than what the church officially teaches: the doctrine still moving for them, the strongest argument against their own position, what they keep out of the pulpit and why, and what they have changed their mind about since ordination. If the thing under strain is your own faith rather than your curiosity about theirs, the deep questions to ask your pastor are aimed at that instead.
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Questions to Ask Your Pastor About Relationships
Questions for a conversation with your pastor about dating, marriage and trouble in a relationship, covering how they counsel couples, what the church teaches, where they refer people, and what stays confidential.
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Questions to Ask Your Pendulum
For anyone who dowses with a pendulum and keeps getting muddy answers. Twenty questions phrased so a yes or no swing actually tells you something, starting with permission and calibration and moving into decisions, relationships and timing.
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Questions to Ask Your Spirit Guide
Questions for meditation, journaling or automatic writing when you sit down to ask for guidance, arranged from the gentle opening questions to the ones you may need a quiet afternoon for. Written on the assumption that the asking is the discipline and the answer takes its own time.
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Questions to Ask Your Spirit Guides
Twenty questions for sitting with your guides: a daily check-in, questions about who they are and how they signal, and harder ones about what you are avoiding. Includes notes on telling an impression apart from your own commentary, and when to set the practice down.
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Questions to Ask Your Tarot Deck
Twenty questions a deck can actually answer: an opening reading for a new deck, a daily card, questions for a stalled decision, and harder ones about your own part in a pattern. Includes notes on framing, journaling, and what a reading cannot settle.
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Questions to Ask Youth Group
Discussion questions for leaders running a teen small group, starting with easy ones that get everybody talking and moving toward doubt, pressure from friends, and what the group could do better.
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