RiccardoLS
mmmhhh... but If I read correctly what I written in the first post, there should be a difference between different types of "dark decks".
- decks that uses a "dark" language to portray meanings.
- decks that ask a person to mirror with the darkness within.
- decks that do both.
The language used (wheter it is "dark" or "cute") influences the way we read with it, or - at the minimum - the way we communicate the reading to the Querient.
The concept of exploring one's own darkness is more challanging, and something to be done carefully. Yet I like the idea of a Tarot tool that may be efficient in that direction.
As for dark urges go... it is not just the unknown.
Have you ever felt the desire to hurt someone? I did.
Have you ever felt the desire to destroy and mar something beautiful? I did.
Have you ever felt the desidere to feel pain, and to be miserable? I did.
It's part of me.
I don't think one should see darkness into the cards of a "dark deck". The question is, if you want to see that part of yourself into a Tarot experience, what do you do?
Are there dcks or techniques that work better than others?
And still there is simbly a "dark" mood, that allows you to see things froma certain perspective. It's the same as a "warm" deck, a "cold" deck, a "lugh" deck, etc... And they work differently, even their substance is the same, because the way you express something is part of that something.
ric
- decks that uses a "dark" language to portray meanings.
- decks that ask a person to mirror with the darkness within.
- decks that do both.
The language used (wheter it is "dark" or "cute") influences the way we read with it, or - at the minimum - the way we communicate the reading to the Querient.
The concept of exploring one's own darkness is more challanging, and something to be done carefully. Yet I like the idea of a Tarot tool that may be efficient in that direction.
As for dark urges go... it is not just the unknown.
Have you ever felt the desire to hurt someone? I did.
Have you ever felt the desire to destroy and mar something beautiful? I did.
Have you ever felt the desidere to feel pain, and to be miserable? I did.
It's part of me.
I don't think one should see darkness into the cards of a "dark deck". The question is, if you want to see that part of yourself into a Tarot experience, what do you do?
Are there dcks or techniques that work better than others?
And still there is simbly a "dark" mood, that allows you to see things froma certain perspective. It's the same as a "warm" deck, a "cold" deck, a "lugh" deck, etc... And they work differently, even their substance is the same, because the way you express something is part of that something.
ric