Sometimes people like to combine multiple questions into one, for what possible reason I can’t fathom. Here is an example of a question recently posted here:

what is my sister’s name, what is my mom and dad’s name, and who is my best friend.

Now there are a couple of obvious things wrong here. First, he is asking a question but he doesn’t use a question mark. What kind of a person asks a fortune teller a question online but then doesn’t use a question mark? Or maybe two question marks?? <– Like that.

Second, he is asking multiple questions on one line. That is not suggested as good practice. If peter answer is in a good mood that day I think it possible you will still get a good response, but it makes it that much less so likely! Make sure you only ask your free fortune teller one question at a time!

Third, here we go with the crazy questions. Why does this guy need to know who is best friend is or the names of his sister, mom and dad? Is it possible he is an orphan and is looking for information about his real family? I suppose it is possible, but really I think what is going on here is he is testing peter to see how accurate he is.

The problem with that, is a fortune teller is not for telling things you already know, a free fortune teller is supposed to tell you your future! Things you don’t already know. That is where the interest is. And so that is where your questions should be.

Instead of asking a dumb question like “what color is my t-shirt” you could ask, “what color will me prom tuxedo be next year?”

Hopefully Peter won’t respond with, “Sorry Charlie, no prom for you next year.”

What I have noticed lately is that a lot of people are looking for a free love fortune teller. No, that is not “free love” that is “free”, there is a difference. It’s people looking for love or looking for who the love of their life is going to be if they don’t already know.

For example, let’s say you are wondering if little Susie Jenkins is the one for you. What you could do is go to peteranswers and write, peter please answer: will susie and I get married? Now I will tell you that your response will only be as accurate as the purity in your heart. You may find it works better if a friend types the question for you. For some reason I have found that Peter provides much better answers when someone else types the question for me, and I think you will find the same.

So, please consider this as one possibility on your step to finding the world’s best love fortune teller. Good luck!

This is where Peter Answers comes in, and what I write about here on The Mystery of Peter Answers. Peter has been described as a virtual Tarot or but I think it is one of the best Free Online Fortune Tellers that you could choose to use. There are tricks to using it, of course, but once you learn the secret you will be eerily amazed at how good Peter is at answering current issues which of course will translate into being able to predict the future as well.

If you do choose to use a different online fortune teller than Peter Answers you will find that some are good and some are not so good. For example, I just went to one that used information such as “what was the name of your first pet?” and “what is your favorite color?” Now, ask yourself this, how on earth would the answer to those questions help determine someone’s fate? Of course, they are not related at all. Look for online tools that ask more pertinent questions, such as what your job is and other current issues. You can be more assured that those tools will give you better results for telling your future.

But in the end, I would still highly recommend Peter Answers as your Free Online Fortune Teller.

One area of particular interest is Asian Fortune Telling. While there are many methods of Asian Fortune Telling, these are the most popular:

• Face Reading - This is the interpretation of facial features of the nose, eyes, mouth and other criteria within one’s face and the conversion of those criteria into predictions for the future. This usually covers one phase of the client’s life, and reveals the type of luck associated with a certain age range. A positions map also refers to different points on the face. This represents the person’s luck at different ages. The upper region of the face represents youth, the middle region of the face represents middle age, and the lower region of the face represents old age.
• Palm Reading - This analyzes the positioning of palm lines for love, personality, and other traits. It somewhat resembles Western palmistry in technique.
• Kau Cim - This requires the shaking of a bamboo cylinder, which results in at least one modified incense stick leaving the cylinder. The Chinese characters inscribed on the stick are analyzed by an interpreter. The prediction is short range, as it covers one Chinese calendar year. In the West, this method has been popularized under the trade-name “Chi-Chi sticks.”
• Zi wei dou shu - This procedure, sometimes loosely called (Chinese: 劈命, pik meng), involves the client seeking an advisor with a mastery of the Chinese calendar. Astrology is used in combination with the Chinese constellation, four pillars of destiny and the five elements methods of divination. The end result is a translation of one’s destiny path, an interpretation of a pre-determined fate. The result of the details vary depending on the accuracy of the original four pillars information the client provides to the fortune-teller. This method can also verify unique events that have already happened in one’s life.

But while all of that sounds very interesting, I don’t know why people would go to all of that trouble when it is so easy to say, “Peter, please answer me” and to have the answer on your computer?

I’d like to respond to a recent email from a reader that looked like this:

I don’t understand it , he doesn’t work at all.
He’s just saying : I’ll answer on this quetion later.
Short of things these are all aall liess!!
Only God can know our future!!
Not a website?????!!!!!

So here is a God-fearing person who was exposed to the Peter Answers game and they decided to give it a try, only to be frustrated when it didn’t work. That frustration then led them to say, effectively, “well I knew it would not work because only God can know our future not Peter Answer!”

But then I would ask them, “if you knew that already, why even try the game?” Why get so frustrated when it doesn’t work? My guess - they wanted to believe in something other than God. They wanted to say, Peter Please Answer Me and they wanted Peter to respond in a magical and mystical way so that their own beliefs could be validated.

Instead what continue to get validated are the beliefs they were taught growing up that they want to rebel against - that only God knows their future.

Here is a suggestion - if you really believe that only God can tell your future then don’t try to disprove it by playing a fortune teller game!

It is interesting to me that the site is not called Jud Answers, which would makes sense given the competition it has. However, it may be that they wanted to differentiate themselves from the more famous site offered up by Peter the Great Fortune Teller.

So what is the secret to Jud Answers or should I say more correctly, what is the secret to Ask Jud? Well, you are going to have to go Ask Peter that because I am sure he knows!

I have noticed one thing I think could be improved with Ask Jud. When you click on the Need Some Help? link it pops up this really cool help screen - is this what is called Ajax? I just love the cool smooth way it pops up. But then it isn’t clear how to remove the block of text! I would think you would just click anywhere on the screen but instead you actually have to click the Need Some Help? link again, which I think is not very intuitive.

Despite this shortcoming, I am liking Ask Jud more and more.

I think these are some good tips to help you make your Peter Answer game more effective and fun!

I get a lot of traffic coming here from Google from people searching on phrases like Peter Answers, Peter Answer or Peter, please answer me. And that’s find of course, that is what people are supposed to use the web for, which is to find information such as how to solve the secret to peter answers. But what about just typing that into your browsers address bar instead of the google search window? You will come to the main site of course, but that doesn’t really tell people what they want to know, does it?

People want to know how Peter Answers works. They want to know how on earth peter can be such a digital mind reader that he can tell who is sitting next to me, even though there are no cameras anywhere to be found.

The funny thing is people should catch on very quickly that it never works when they type the question, only when someone else does. You would think that would be a big hint!

No matter, it is a fun game to mystify and fool your friends, and there isn’t a better virtual tarot around, so have fun playing the game and tricking your friend!

The first one I have run across is a complete rip-off of peter answers and it is called Ask Jud. Now what’s funny about Ask Jud is it works exactly the same as Peter Answers, it looks the same, and the secret is deployed in exactly the same way. Except instead of saying, Peter please answer you say Jud, please answer. One thing that Jud has going for it is it’s fancy Web 2.0 logo with the reflection. There is also this Ajax like thingamabob. Very high tech.

One thing that is interesting about Ask Jud is that it is a pretty new game and there hasn’t been much written about it on the internet, so this article will be one of less than a thousand that seem to be targeted to this interactive virtual fortune teller game of Ask Jud. One thing know about the internet is that there will soon be a lot more pages joining as people write about the secret to ask jud and and other similar games. There is something fascinating about how the internet just grows and grows with articles like this one as people (not fortune tellers) write about all sorts of topics of which they know nothing about.

Ask Jud describes itself as “The World’s Finest Virtual Tarot.” I will grant you with the fancy high tech stuff it does look pretty good, but really the magic in games like Ask Jud and Peter Answers is what is happening under the covers. Anything else is just makeup. So can it claim to be the world’s finest virtual tarot? I guess it can - we can claim to be anything we want.

But for my money, I would stick with the classic game of peter answers over jud answers if you truly want to shock and amaze your friends. Peter has such a nicer ring about it than Jud does, wouldn’t you agree?

For example, the first time I played the game my little brother was at the keyboard and I was watching over his shoulder. He typed something like, peter please answer me who is standing behind me? And the computer typed out, “your big brother.” Now how could peter answers know that I was behind my brother? We do not have a camera in our computer, there was nobody on the phone to tell peter who was there, it was quite the mystery.

It was a mystery, that is, until I learned the secret to peter answers.

If you are coming here looking for the secret to I would love to hear how your friends tricked you with the peter answers game. What kind of amazing questions did peter know the answer to? I am not in school anymore but I would bet this is a favorite prank to play in the school computer lab.

Also, I have heard now there are some other cool virtual games like the peter answers game, but I have not been able to find them. If you know of a cool game like peter answers why don’t you share it so we can all see how interesting it is. Maybe it is as cool or better than Peter Answers? Even if it is I think I will still play this game though as I think the first game is always the best. You always remember how amazed you were that first time and you want to relive that experience of being tricked by Peter Answers.