What Is Your "Go-To" Deck?

[Pam O]

Yes I find that this is also true of astrology, kabbalah, fairy tales, just about any overlay. A more basic RWS deck will just get to the point.

My "go to" is more of a reading method than a deck. I use several different reading methods and decks but for just about any question of importance I tend to use Robert Place's "relationship" reading method with some RWS based deck.

Is there a link for "Robert Place's "relationship" reading method" for those of us that you made curious? I grabbed his Alchemical deck about 30 minutes ago and I was just thinking of pulling some cards, but I hadn't thought of the "right" spread yet...

 

[Cocobird55]

I would also like a link to Robert Place's spread.

 

[Cerulean]

Try these

http://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?t=46902

Is there a link for "Robert Place's "relationship" reading method" for those of us that you made curious? I grabbed his Alchemical deck about 30 minutes ago and I was just thinking of pulling some cards, but I hadn't thought of the "right" spread yet...

http://alchemicaltarot.com/?page_id=9

By the way, the last link is an automated reading from Robert Place's website that will change every time you click on it. It will be a good way to learn the images and one sentence descriptions of the cards.

You might want to keep looking through the website for other examples.

Hope this helps.

Cerulean

 

[BelovedK]

It's been DruidCraft, but increasingly becoming Hudes. I get such honest (but blunt) readings with that deck, but still use DC.

 

[VampTarot23]

The Paulina Tarot it just works for me.

 

[Marli]

Pearls of wisdom and Transparent Tarot they both always make me happy and while both styles are vastly different, they both "click" with something in me.