It is speculated that this divinational process was in use in China back around the 12th century, but that is irrelevant actually ... no one can put a definite the birth of cards in divination let alone which came first, the Tarot or the regular deck, but they are still employed as a divinational tool.
There are a few short simple rules to follow ... lie the dominoes face down on a surface and shuffle them while concentrating on your question, then draw one, look at it, reshuffle *all* the dominoes and repeat up to two more times. It is *useless* for a person to draw more than three dominoes for a reading or try another question at that time, the dominoes have a reputation for going erratic and nonsensical if pushed to their limits per se. It is also ill-advised to try again in the same month time frame, yet some say this rule only pertains to one day's time frame though too. *shrug* To draw the same domino twice makes the answer assigned to it stronger.
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Double-Six Receiving a nice sum of money; Success and financial gain; Success in every way
Six-Five Charitable events; Going to a public fun event; Joining of an organization formed to benefit others Six-Four Law-suits and arguments that result in loss
Six-Three A calming, beneficial short ride or journey Six-Two A present of clothing or something useful soon to arrive
Six-One You will perform an act of friendliness soon; Cause of trouble will soon be erased Six-Blank Guard against scandal or your inattentiveness will cause you to suffer; Someone posing as a false friend
Double-Five An advantageous and harmonious change of residence Five-Four A fortunate speculation but* do not* speculate with profits
Five-Three Visit from a superior or someone who may be of help to you Five-Two Party on the water; Birth of a child within the family
Five-One A passionate love intrigue that may not harbor happy results Five-Blank A funeral , but not of a relative; A friend's distress that you may be able to help comfort
Double-Four Drinking liquor at a distance; Festivities at the hosting of a stranger Four-Three A false alarm at your place of residence; Unfounded fears of disappointment
Four-Two Beware of con-men and thieves, especially ladies for this means more than it says; You have made acquaintance with a hoaxster and swindler Four-One Creditor troubles; Financial concerns and debts must be paid that leaves you on a tight budget or temporary form of poverty for a while
Four-Blank An angry friend will write you a letter; You have wronged a friend -- seek reconciliation without delay Double-Three A sudden wedding at which you will be unhappy; Rivalry in your love affairs causes a few headaches
Three-Two Don't waste the time nor money, you will lose at gambling or games of chance for the next few days Three-One Surprising news or a startling revelation is at hand that will be of use to you
Three-Blank An illigetimate child; Jealousy will cause the estrangement of a long-time friend Double-Two A jealous partner will pester you; A happy marriage in which you will have a role in
Two-One A mortgage or a pledge of money on your part will come soon; Loss of property soon Two-Blank Joy at meeting someone who will become dear to you
Double-One You will find something to your favor in the street or road soon; A bold step or decision taken now will result in you bettering your position -- why hesitate? One-Blank a stranger, from abroad, will be of help to you
Double-Blank The worst one in the lot -- you will soon meet trouble resulting from an area you weren't quite expecting it from, perhaps indicating financial losses
Napoleon's Book Of Fate; Anonymous ; Foulsham Ltd.
The Complete Book of Fortune; Anonymous; Bracken Books
Past Present Future; Peter Brent; The Bobbs-Millan Co. Inc.