Q&A: What does the blank card (just the one with the design on it) mean during a tarot card reading?

What does the blank card (just the one with the design on it) mean during a tarot card reading?
During a tarot card reading for my mom the black cover card some how got into the cards. It happened durting a celtic cross spread and it was the futre influence card. Is there any special meaning to this or should the reading be redone?

Suggestion by John quill Quill
Behold! God has all-knowledge!
Do you like having an infinite number of options
and choices to choose from at this very instant?
You’re a prisoner of Decision.

Suggestion by Sjnoring Ejvrloodyr
Her future will be parabolic.

Suggestion by romans 8:1
The blank card means that we do not exist. (just kidding, but it is a good thought. or maybe it does)

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How much did your tarot card reading cost?
I would like to have a tarot card reading and I know a lady who charges £25 for 20 minuets. I was wondered if this is a good price or not? This lady has also refused to give me a tarot card reading in the past so I thought I may also look else where. What do you think?

Suggestion by Lander C
If she is rude look other places. I have payed 60USD for a tarot/aura reading before so £25 does not seem like a bad price for just a tarot reading. They run 20-40USD around where i live. I think that is about the same as 25 pounds.

But if she is rude don’t give her the satisfaction of your money. Find someone who is generally interested in helping you.

Suggestion by anatketani
It really depends on where you are and the person doing the reading. If you go to someone who has been doing them a long time and they are really well known and have a good reputation, spending more makes sense. Personally I only charge $ 20 (which is 10 pounds) for my readings because it’s nice to get money but I really like helping people more. And with the economy the way it is now, people can’t afford to spend a lot of money on a tarot reading.

Suggestion by erisian trubble
At firars/etc and with new clients I generally change about $ 1/minute. So a 15 minute reading is $ 15, an hour is $ 60, etc. 95% of the time, if the person honestly wants the assistance, we can cover the big stuff in 15 minutes or less.

With established clients who make appointments, I usually just change a convenience fee, and I spend anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour and a half with them, depending on the need. I don’t really look at Tarot as a money maker, but I’ve found that if people don’t have to give up something of value for the assistance, they don’t value the assistance.

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