Tarot: Facts and Myths
Myths cling to tarot cards because the stories appeal to our need to have something special, something that evokes the mystical as we hope Tarot cards will.
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7 Ways to Clean a Tarot Deck
Of course, there are many more than 7 ways to clean a tarot deck. Here’s a quick list to help you get started. Try them all and see which ones you like best. The most important element is that you have the intention to clean and then do some act that furthers your intention. Here’s 7 different type of acts to use with your intention.
Ace of Swords
Pure intellect triumphs.
Explore the world of ideas. The pen is mightier than the sword.
Clear is as kind as you can be.
Ace of Wands
Pure passion triumphs.
Express yourself. You’re given artistic license. Flaunt your flair. Feed the fire in your gut.
Ace of Pentacles
Practicality triumphs. Forget experts and use common sense. Done is better than perfect. Back to the basics.
Two of Swords
Decisions must be made with partial facts. Delaying or changing your mind is worse than either choice.
Two of Wands
Focus on where you want to go. Plan your travel. Get ready for a trip.
Time to develop your vision of the future.
Two of Cups
Love blooms. Two hearts become one. You are better together than apart. Time for romance.
Two of Pentacles
Dynamic balance needed to juggle multiple opportunities. Decisions require adjustments.
Three of Swords
Three’s a crowd. Disloyalty, obsession or addiction are destroying love. Stop saying it, show it or lose it.