Aerin
I'm interested in who uses one card draws with success, and with which decks. I know a lot of people use them fo a 'card a day' but what about more complex questions?
For myself, I find that going to one card instead of several gets me to look really, really closely at the card and fnd details that I might otherwise have missed (especially in a large spread). I think from different perspectives too - e.g. past/ present/ future - it isn't that I am just using one 'spread position' more using one card for everything. The Fairytale Tarot (MRP) I find especially good for this type of reading because there's a whole story to go for as well as the image on the card - not to say that you can't create a story around a card from any deck, but some seem more suited than others. Bohemian Gothic and the Fey also work well for me.
Does anyone else do this? Which decks do you find work best?
Aerin
ps closely allied to this is my wondering 'do more cards necessarily lead to a better or more detailed reading?'
For myself, I find that going to one card instead of several gets me to look really, really closely at the card and fnd details that I might otherwise have missed (especially in a large spread). I think from different perspectives too - e.g. past/ present/ future - it isn't that I am just using one 'spread position' more using one card for everything. The Fairytale Tarot (MRP) I find especially good for this type of reading because there's a whole story to go for as well as the image on the card - not to say that you can't create a story around a card from any deck, but some seem more suited than others. Bohemian Gothic and the Fey also work well for me.
Does anyone else do this? Which decks do you find work best?
Aerin
ps closely allied to this is my wondering 'do more cards necessarily lead to a better or more detailed reading?'