Cards and pendulum

Playing cards are the most appropriate indicators for certain life events: birth, the sex of an unborn child, trials, marriage, wealth or poverty, success or failure, death... Aside from keyword indicators, they are almost the only possible indicators for many types of research. For example, to find the likely outcome of a trial, to know whether to persevere or choose another path...

In character reading, it is often useful to push research as far as future predictions. Selecting a few cards with a pendulum therefore provides a quick synthesis of the culmination of trends.

While playing cards are not intended to replace anatomical plates or organ-based indicators, they can nevertheless reveal weak points, as-yet undeclared illnesses, or likely accidents in advance, and locate them with good accuracy.

You will use playing card indicators in psychotechnical exams to assess the chances of success for different candidates and detect the influences that people in their circle might exert on them, which allows for predicting changes in attitude long in advance that no test would reveal.

In forecasting world events, cards signal the general scope of crises and events and indicate whether one should investigate social issues, the political situation, or economic factors to predict their exact nature and importance.

Finally, playing cards can constitute interesting elements of a "personal code" in all fields of research. They are unrivaled for stimulating intuition. The pendulum does not speak, but the use of common, natural, or artificial indicators is sometimes perplexing. As soon as you add cards to the process, you gain ideas; mental images are born, and hypotheses to be verified come to mind on their own. It is then easy to verify these incidental notions through a few mental questions. Cards stimulate the collaboration of the subconscious and seem to reach the depths of the collective unconscious.