Sacred Sites - Page 4

SloughSister · 01-09-2011

I think the name Sacred Sites Tarot is perfect and wonderful.

**gregory** · 02-09-2011

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Originally Posted by SloughSister

I think the name Sacred Sites Tarot is perfect and wonderful.

Me too.

I can't believe anyone would get upset about the word Sacred and say it is RELIGIOUS.

I certainly hope they DON'T

I am terminally irreligious and I love the title !

Libra8ca · 02-09-2011

I love the card with the Nazca Lines.
I think the idea of having a deck with sacred sites is interesting, what I don't like is that they are from all over the world and totally different cultures, giving it a patchwork feeling. I think I'd prefer sacred sites in America or Europe or Africa rather than from all over the place.

**gregory** · 02-09-2011

Wow - how strange ! That's the side I rather find most exciting - tapping into it from all over the world and NOT limiting it. Bringing us all together, sort of. The universality of the sacred. I really like that aspect.

**avalonian** · 02-09-2011

I also think the name is perfect. I would love to see Glastonbury featured in the deck, I can't imagine the deck without it.

**Mi-Shell** · 02-09-2011

What a nice concept!

MY favorite site would be Spider Rock in Canyon de Chelly National Monument
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Spider_Rock.jpg

**VGimlet** · 02-09-2011

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Originally Posted by gregory

Me too.

I can't believe anyone would get upset about the word Sacred and say it is RELIGIOUS.

I certainly hope they DON'T

I am terminally irreligious and I love the title !

Me three. Being Sacred doesn't have to do with a specific religion. One of the most sacred places I have ever been was a Heiau in Hawaii.

Even the jokester in our group was awed.

**Aerin** · 03-09-2011

I was thinking about this last night. Two things came to mind:

Easter Island

Angel of the North, just because it is surprisingly impressive and quite awe-inspiring in "person" http://www.theangelofthenorth.co.uk/ (I know a lot of people say they hate it)

There are so many "natural wonders" it is hard to know where to start...

**firefrost** · 03-09-2011

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Originally Posted by Aerin

I was thinking about this last night. Two things came to mind:

Easter Island

Angel of the North, just because it is surprisingly impressive and quite awe-inspiring in "person" http://www.theangelofthenorth.co.uk/ (I know a lot of people say they hate it)

There are so many "natural wonders" it is hard to know where to start...

I just came to say Easter Island!

Unfortunately though, I'm one of those who hate the angel of the north. It gives me the creeps.

***MeeWah*** · 03-09-2011

A unique concept & very appealing. What strikes is that each image seems embued with a deep sense of reverence for its subject; simultaneously awe-inspiring & humbling. Looking forward to seeing this deck.

& thanks so much, RiccardoLS: good to see your presence

gregory Cat on a cold stone roof Join Date: 01 Jan 2004 Location: The world of the things that could have been. Posts: 56,495	Wow - how strange ! That's the side I rather find most exciting - tapping into it from all over the world and NOT limiting it. Bringing us all together, sort of. The universality of the sacred. I really like that aspect. __________________ ~ ~ I probably shouldn't be here. But this was the only universe which had a vacancy. ~ ~ (Granny from Hell) I is very deaf. Please post loudly. Madness takes its toll. Please have exact change. Check out Grizabella's profile for the NONNY MOUSE threads !

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avalonian Resident Join Date: 28 Oct 2007 Location: A world of my own Posts: 888	I also think the name is perfect. I would love to see Glastonbury featured in the deck, I can't imagine the deck without it. __________________ If you go within, you will never go without.

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Mi-Shell The more I know, I know that I know NOTHING! Join Date: 29 Aug 2006 Location: Muskoka, Ontario, Canada Posts: 5,256	What a nice concept! MY favorite site would be Spider Rock in Canyon de Chelly National Monument http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Spider_Rock.jpg __________________ .....in the woods - Greenwoods and others....

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Aerin Seeker, Patterner, Questioner, Dreamer Join Date: 26 Mar 2002 Location: UK Posts: 7,154	I was thinking about this last night. Two things came to mind: Easter Island Angel of the North, just because it is surprisingly impressive and quite awe-inspiring in "person" http://www.theangelofthenorth.co.uk/ (I know a lot of people say they hate it) There are so many "natural wonders" it is hard to know where to start... __________________ Member of SOOD Keeper of the Sacred Wish Lists Sacred Historian Protector of Malteser Bunnies

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*MeeWah* Fortune Teller Moderator Join Date: 05 Aug 2001 Location: Virginia, U.S.A. Posts: 6,947	A unique concept & very appealing. What strikes is that each image seems embued with a deep sense of reverence for its subject; simultaneously awe-inspiring & humbling. Looking forward to seeing this deck. & thanks so much, RiccardoLS: good to see your presence __________________ LIGHTLOVEPEACE

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SloughSister Citizen Join Date: 06 Mar 2011 Location: Florida, United States Posts: 1,111	I think the name Sacred Sites Tarot is perfect and wonderful.

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Libra8ca Citizen Join Date: 02 Sep 2009 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 1,161	I love the card with the Nazca Lines. I think the idea of having a deck with sacred sites is interesting, what I don't like is that they are from all over the world and totally different cultures, giving it a patchwork feeling. I think I'd prefer sacred sites in America or Europe or Africa rather than from all over the place.

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