Practice
How to ask a question
A reading answers the question you bring. Vague questions produce vague advice, and questions that demand a yes or no usually hide the real decision.
One question, one cast
Traditional practice asks for one question per reading. Casting repeatedly on the same question until you get a better answer turns the tool into a slot machine and tells you nothing about the situation.
Agua warns you when the same question was cast in the last 24 hours and offers the earlier reading instead of quietly starting over.
Questions that work well
Prefer questions about how to act, what to watch, or what you are not seeing. They give the reading something to work with.
Instead of "Will I get the job?", try "What should I prepare before the interview next week?". Instead of "Does he love me?", try "What would help me decide whether to keep investing in this relationship?"
About yes-or-no questions
You can still ask one. Just expect the reading to describe the conditions around the decision rather than produce a verdict. Agua's rule engine grades the momentum of a chart; it does not decide for you.