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  1. Bodhiseed
    Bodhiseed replied to fire cat pickles's topic in Deck of the Week
    I wonder how many of those of us who are tarot readers are also book lovers too. 😊 My current bit of fun is drawing/painting our three cats as literary figures. I've done the two boys - Tad as Puss in Boots and Figaro as John Blacksad, P.I. The next one will be Lia, the only dame, and she'll be Graymalkin from Macbeth.
  2. fire cat pickles
    fire cat pickles replied to fire cat pickles's topic in Deck of the Week
    Welcome back @Bodhiseed, @BrightEye, and @Rachelcat!
  3. Chariot
    Chariot replied to Croat's topic in Tarot Talk & Technique
    I am a firm believer that tarot (and other cards) cards are tools. We use them for what we need them for. While I've never removed 'negative cards' from a deck, when doing a reading for myself, I do occasionally remove all the court cards. I haven't got a problem reading court cards, but sometimes I just want insight into an issue WITHOUT dealing with personalities as well. I think if you want a reading but KNOW you can't deal with negativity at the moment, it's perfectly okay to remove a few cards you definitely don't want to get. Tarot will find a way to tell you what you need to know, anyway. If you know you're going to have an over-reaction to a negative card ...just take it out. I'd rather do that, than assign some happy clappy meaning to a scary/negative card. Just me, I guess. These removing a card actions don't apply when I'm doing a reading for others, though. With any luck, I can read calmly and not over-react if a negative card comes up. I'm less likely to catastrophise a reading for someone else, if a negative card appears, and often the personality cards are the most useful when pinpointing particular people. I usually look for the most helpful meaning of any card, when reading for others. When reading for myself, though ...I can do whatever I want!

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