Aerin
Carla said:
Me too. Even once I'd ditched the Master card. It started to feel irritatingly brain-washy with all that "thought is baaaaaaaaaad" stuff.
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Tarot decks studied and discarded.
Me too. Even once I'd ditched the Master card. It started to feel irritatingly brain-washy with all that "thought is baaaaaaaaaad" stuff.
Mojo Twin 2
What a great question. Good thing I don't regret the decisions. All the time I spend studying a deck, even if it doesn't work out, contributes to my overall understanding of tarot as an art form and as a spiritual tool.
Mine would be:
Fey Tarot
Shining Tribe Tarot
Osho Zen
Sweet Twilight
Rider Waite Smith
I would add Haindl but I didn't spend much time studying it. When I saw the Kali card it just completely turned me off the deck.
And, goodness, Thoth was my only deck for 15 years. I studied it along with Crowley's entire canon and really got into it. Even after years of study it proved bafflingly obtuse when it came to reading. I still have two Thoth's and love to look at them but they rarely come out for a reading.
Mine would be:
Fey Tarot
Shining Tribe Tarot
Osho Zen
Sweet Twilight
Rider Waite Smith
I would add Haindl but I didn't spend much time studying it. When I saw the Kali card it just completely turned me off the deck.
And, goodness, Thoth was my only deck for 15 years. I studied it along with Crowley's entire canon and really got into it. Even after years of study it proved bafflingly obtuse when it came to reading. I still have two Thoth's and love to look at them but they rarely come out for a reading.
Cocobird55
Decks that I studied for a while and put aside include the Sakki-Sakki, Silver Era and Legacy of the Divine.
I'm currently using my new Anna K, and I've bonded with it very quickly. My standby deck is still my Victorian Romantic -- I still pull it out and read with it once in a while. I used it exclusively for several years and still love it.
I'm currently using my new Anna K, and I've bonded with it very quickly. My standby deck is still my Victorian Romantic -- I still pull it out and read with it once in a while. I used it exclusively for several years and still love it.
Le Fanu
Druid Craft. Read the book, pondered the so-called readable courts, felt it add a little something to my understanding of courts, then moved on.
I've read the book, studied the cards and journalled with the William Blake and feel that I haven't quite used it to its full potential. But I certainly don't feel I've moved on from this deck. I know there'll come a day when I shall wake up and only the William Blake will do and I'll remember why I loved it again.
I've read the book, studied the cards and journalled with the William Blake and feel that I haven't quite used it to its full potential. But I certainly don't feel I've moved on from this deck. I know there'll come a day when I shall wake up and only the William Blake will do and I'll remember why I loved it again.
