How do you clean a Tarot deck without sage?

Different ways to cleanse your tarot deck Use sacred smoke. Place a selenite stone (or black tourmaline or clear quartz) on the deck. Put them out on under a New Moon. Stick the cards in a bowl of salt. Chaotic shuffle. The sort and shuffle. You can also book a tarot reading or tarot tutoring session with me.

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Which way do you flip tarot?

Also, how do you connect your intuition to tarot cards? First and foremost, it's important to practice stillness so you can hear and feel your intuition guide you through the reading. Shuffle your deck and pick out cards that "fly out" (also known as "the flyers"). By journaling and practicing tarot weekly, you'll learn to trust your intuition in daily life!

Can you use playing cards as tarot cards?

If reading tarot has stumped you and all other forms of divination don't really seem accessible, this may be for you. Telling fortunes by using regular playing cards is commonly called cartomancy. Reading playing cards is really easy and fun, and it can be as complicated or simple as you make it out to be. What does it mean when you pull the same tarot cards twice? A Repeating Tarot Card Means You Need to Integrate It's Message. That card may be deeply significant in some way to you or the querent, a message, that when understood, can shift the situation you're asking about dramatically. But for whatever reason, it is not being heard.

Can you mix tarot decks?

I like using multiple decks in my tarot readings because they provide layers of meaning, and many windows for interpretation. Multiple decks by the same artist also means you come up with a super gorgeous spread! And another question, how do you read for yourself?

What should you not ask in a tarot reading?

Questions not to ask in tarot card readings Questions you don't really want answered. Questions that already have answers. When you're going to die. Questions about other people. Medical-type questions. The same question, over and over again. Yes-or-no questions. Future-predicting questions.