13WildMoons
This is more of a vent but please feel free to comment...
One thing that really bothers me about other profession readers is how they treat their cards. It's as if they have absolutely no respect for them.
It seems that they take them for granted. That's where my biggest peeve is.
I consider my decks, crystals, candle, scrying ball, pendulum, - everything that is with me when I do a reading - my coworkers. Yes, coworkers. They all have very special energies that are unique to say the least. Therefore I feel like it's very important to treat them with the deepest respect and consideration. Especially since I work with them almost every day and I earn my living with them.
I'll start every day when I work with them with a thanks for them choosing to work with me. At the end of the day I will let them know that I appreciated what they did for myself and those I read for.
I don't just take them out and throw them on the table at the start of work and start reading. Nor will I just throw them back in at the end without removing energies and cleansing. Which I must say I have seen a large number of readers do in many different situations.
I'm not saying I'm a better person or a better reader because of this. Nor am I trying to tell others how to do things. This is just something that has been on my mind for a long time.
One thing that really bothers me about other profession readers is how they treat their cards. It's as if they have absolutely no respect for them.
It seems that they take them for granted. That's where my biggest peeve is.
I consider my decks, crystals, candle, scrying ball, pendulum, - everything that is with me when I do a reading - my coworkers. Yes, coworkers. They all have very special energies that are unique to say the least. Therefore I feel like it's very important to treat them with the deepest respect and consideration. Especially since I work with them almost every day and I earn my living with them.
I'll start every day when I work with them with a thanks for them choosing to work with me. At the end of the day I will let them know that I appreciated what they did for myself and those I read for.
I don't just take them out and throw them on the table at the start of work and start reading. Nor will I just throw them back in at the end without removing energies and cleansing. Which I must say I have seen a large number of readers do in many different situations.
I'm not saying I'm a better person or a better reader because of this. Nor am I trying to tell others how to do things. This is just something that has been on my mind for a long time.