I've probably told this half a dozen times here and some who know the tale are probably tired of hearing it.
I have the Waking the Wild Spirit deck and once when I was trying to get acquainted with the deck, I asked "What would my late husband say to me if he could speak to me through these cards?" The answer astonished me and was so right on that it was spooky to me for awhile.
Then a little later on, while following the Scott Peterson trial, I asked "If he's convicted, what will be the one thing that will seal the deal and bring about the conviction?" (it was a very circumstantial case and a hard one to win) and I drew one card---it was the card where it shows a child in water with someone's arms encircling it. Just the arms, no body to go with, and the arms aren't actually holding the baby, they're just encircling it from afar. Sure enough, he was convicted and it was on the basis, largely, of the unborn baby. What was left of the body had no arms. I remember vividly something the wife's mother said that was just heart-wrenching, about the fact that her daughter was buried "without any arms to hold her baby".
I only use that deck for myself. Those two instances aren't the only ones like them but they're the two that really stick in my mind. I've never read for an actual sitter with it.
