Carla
Just pick one you like and buy it. Wait a couple of weeks and buy another one. If you find any of your decks languishing, trade or sell it. No worries!
*cough*Flaxen said:I came to the conclusion that I'm not a one-deck woman.
gregory said:But - go with what calls you. And no deck is EVER 100% the right one. (well,OK, I haven't found the card in the Pagan Cats which doesn't work for me YET, but it must be there...)
gregory said:(You do realise that what I meant was that however hard I try, I haven't found a single card in that deck that grates, not that I lost any ?)
Oh don't apologise - I actually thought you were being supportive ! If I'd lost a card from that deck I would be GUTTED !!!!!!!DamePoplar said:yes I was just being mean...sorry
What I mean is that when you click with a deck - and it doesn't have to be one deck - it ends up getting overridden by the imagery itself and the sense of a system recedes (well it does with me, anyway), if you know what I mean. I feel comfortable with all "systems" though the Thoth is the one I invest most time in nowadays, and the Marseilles is very much a looser systems based on *me*linnie said:Don't quite understand why, but I'm intrigued by which 5 decks you truly love, Le Fanu!!!
Can I just add - this unnerves me rather - I am crap at astrology and please don't ask me about elementals. But I love the Thoth and it gives me the deepest readings. Imagine what it would be like if I understood elementals and astrology!caridwen said:If you are interested in elementals and astrology, I would opt for the Thoth.
Le Fanu said:I am crap at astrology and please don't ask me about elementals. But I love the Thoth and it gives me the deepest readings. Imagine what it would be like if I understood elementals and astrology!