Will My Wish Come True? — Playing Card Reading

Will My Wish Come True? — Playing Card Reading

Will my wish come true, and if so, when? That is usually what people want to know, not the philosophy of wishing. This playing card reading for a wish answers in a businesslike way. Five cards from a 36-card deck are laid out in order and add up to a forecast for the near future. One gives a direct answer, the rest sketch how events unfold. What news is ahead, who around you might throw a wrench in the works, which move gets things unstuck and how the whole story ends. The suits speak for themselves here. Hearts promise luck and support from loved ones, Diamonds deal with money and errands, Clubs with business and work, and Spades warn of obstacles. Cartomancy even has its own wish card, the Nine of Hearts, and readers are glad to see it. Your wish can be about anything, from a promotion to a trip or an answer from an important office. The cards won't cancel out the effort or speed up other people's decisions. They do make it easier to judge what to count on and where to play it safe. A free forecast is handy because you can get it online in a couple of minutes, with no deck at hand. Then take the step the cards named and see how things change over the next week or two.

What the reading reveals

  1. Will my wish come true?

    No long introductions. Will your wish come true or not, if events run their usual course and you don't make any sudden changes over the coming weeks.

  2. What should I expect soon?

    News, meetings, calls, changes at work. What happens in the near future and how it affects your wish, whether it brings it closer or pushes it back to some unknown date.

  3. Who could get in the way?

    An envious coworker, a relative with strong opinions, a rival who beats you to it. Is there someone nearby who could step between you and your goal and slow everything down.

  4. What do I start with right now?

    Plans without action stay plans. Which step to take today or tomorrow to get things moving, and where it isn't worth spending your energy and money for nothing.

  5. How will it all end?

    How the story with your wish turns out. What the result looks like once everything settles, and whether it was worth the nerves and the long weeks of waiting for news.

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You Are Waiting for a Promotion That Keeps Slipping

Your manager hinted at a new role back last quarter. You took on an extra project, stayed late, closed a difficult client. Yet the talk about a promotion keeps getting pushed back. Keep waiting, or go to the boss yourself, and that is the question that won't leave you alone.

You Are Saving Up for a Big Purchase

A car, a down payment on an apartment, a kitchen renovation. You set money aside from every paycheck, say no to small treats and count the months. The total grows slower than you would like. Will you make the deadline you set for yourself, or will the plans have to move again?

You Applied and Are Waiting for a Decision

The visa, mortgage or college application is in. From here, little depends on you. The processing times are vague, and the phone line gives you stock phrases. You check your email ten times a day and still tense up every time a new message lands in the inbox.

You Are Planning Your Dream Vacation

The sea you talk about every winter. This year you decided you are going for sure. But your time off still isn't approved, ticket prices jump around, and the friend you planned to go with can't make up her mind. It looks like the trip is hanging by a thread once again.

You Are Hoping to Win a Contest

You sent your work to a contest and, for the first time in ages, you are seriously hoping. Prize money, a publication, a chance that the right people notice you. Results come out in a month. Until then all you can do is wait, and each new day drags on longer than the last.