When a Tarot card falls out of the deck?

[Celtaur]

When a tarot card falls out of the deck while shuffling, do you interpret it as being significant to the question at hand, or do you just put it back in the deck and just continue shuffling without giving it any significance?

If no significance do you look at it, or avoid looking at it then put it back in?

What if more than one falls out?

[brifae]

if its when i shuffle i usually stick back in unless it flies out, when drawing or cutting it may shed need light on the situation, i turn them over to the side, sometimes there are 3-4 extra.

[Sevannah]

When ever a card slides or "flies" out of my deck, I take special care and pay attention to it. I've learned over the years that these cards "want" to be read and/or convey a specific message in relation to the question asked. I usually don't put it back, instead I leave it to the side and read as "information to consider seriously".

If I'm doing a simple yes or no reading and the card flies out, I take it as the answer. I feel that it has presented it self for a reason and shouldn't be ignored.

As for multiple cards that fly out, it depends, was I just clumsy, tired, etc........ If it's 2-4 cards I'll take note of them and put them back and if they come out in the spread, I know that this information is once again important and shouldn't be ignored.

[celtic mystic]

When a card falls out, I do pay attention to it, as I feel it has a significant meaning to the current reading. However, if a lot of cards fall out, say more then 3 or 4 at one time, then I would just pay attention to the first card. I'd have the client put all the other cards back into the deck and continue to shuffle after I made note of the first fly away card.

[wildflowr]

I would look at it depending on how I feel at the time.