Overly Ambitious.

  So, we were going to get back to pulling a card a day, and I mentioned how I had all these decks stashed around the hovel….

  Um, yeah.  Had more than I thought I did.  Guess we will need to narrow this down a bit.  (Where did some these come from???)  I need ideas people!  There is no way my smooth brain can manage this many.  I’d be lost before I even got started.  I already know that I will toss aside duplicates, there are probably three or four Tarot types in that selection.  Or should I?  Perhaps having a few standard, old favorites, is a way to go?  I had intended to set up an altar for the cards we would use (you can see elements I have included, sort of, but they kind of got over shadowed by all the damn cards), and make it a rotation.  And then today I started digging around (and dusting things off) and I ended up with THAT! 

The feedback I need is this: what do you want to learn/find out about?  Is it more interesting if we use different types of decks?  There are animal totems, druid, whimsical, a couple of different oracles, and I think one or two angels/saints in there as well.  A generous combo of the mix?  I’ll start tomorrow, weed some out if that’s a majority response.  Otherwise, I’ll need to get a larger table!

 

8 Responses to Overly Ambitious.

  1. Toss aside duplicates? What about giving to a used book store? I know I’d love one of those. They’re a tad pricey in my neck of the woods.

    As for what I like – I read a card once in a while at an alternative bookstore.

    My favourite are the Osho cards but I like Doreen Virtue’s oracle cards and I read one card on Tuesday from a new deck but can’t remember the Deck name. I remember that the card was “Ally.” Image was of a feminine-looking bearded man with a description about material wealth. First part was the positive and second part of card was the challenge. I liked that.

    • LOL, oh Sweetie, read what my son just wrote about “tossing.” He knows me way too well. And thanks for the in-put on cards. I think there are two Doreen Virtue decks on the table right now. Spoiler alert: we start with one of them tonight!
      Way cool that you have a place to find cards and look at them.

  2. I can asure you, by “toss aside,” she did NOT mean “get rid of.” At best, she meant “move slightly out of the way so I can physically get to the other decks.”

    My mother actually throw out something?

    HA!

  3. I am new at these cards. The deck titled “heart and Soul” that caught my eye. What does that one entail?

    And the son seems like a riot!!!:)

    • Being new to something still qualifies you for a vote! Thanks for commenting. I need all the feed-back I can get with this topic. We tend to forget that we have lived with these things practically forever (we being me, Daniel, the kids, my sainted sister-in-law, if she’s still reading along here), so having folks ask questions and reply to inquiries makes the back-and-forth so much more enjoyable.
      That Heart and Soul deck is by Sylvia Browne, and it’s very different from any of the others, she tells stuff about her psychic grandmother and gives us bits of her own life. And wow, what a life that lady has lived. (I think I got that one free when I ordered one of her books years ago.)

  4. Hello from a Transifesto reader.
    I vote for a larger table….and using the Mother Peace deck as well. :)

    • Welcome! Thank you so much for chiming in and adding a suggestion. Really funny that you did at this point too! I go in to that room several times a day, and just recently I was standing in front of the altar thinking about making some up-dates…. a larger table is what popped into my head!