Achlys
I've been the middleman for many decks and their actual intended owners. I'd say trade it if it's not working for you as someone else may love it and work with it so it's not sitting in storage...it might be loneliest if you don't trade it
Feeling of guilt when trading decks?
nisaba
That's okay. If you don't enjoy it, turn it into something else. I've only re-bought two decks that I'd previously gotten rid of - and it took me decades to come back to them again, so I never really regretted making gifts of them to people I liked.
<laughter> I like honesty!
Why? You don't like clothes that cost you more than a deck, you'll give them away to charity. Does that make you feel like an ass?
Your spirituality is your own business. But Tarot-wise ...
Tarot decks are things of beauty (when they're not ugly), and they're also working-tools. If you already have the tools you need, there's no harm in passing on to someone more appreciative the tools that you don't like as much.
SunChariot
Me to on the broke thing atm. LOL I am looking for work this week.
If you need the bus tokens then that is important. But all the same, there is nothing wrong with trading away the deck. If it's not for you then better it goes to someone else who will love it and connect better with it.
In the end, I think spiritual tools tend to find their way to the person who needs them most. If you let it go, then I believe that is what will happen.
Babs
zhadee
I'd say trade =)
My uncommunicative decks and unreadable books get a place at the trade spot of this house - in return, I'll find dishes or clothes.
pinkcrow
Thanks for the advice everyone! I appreciate it!
EmpyreanKnight
I've not been part of anything like that before, and I do not want to sound condescending but that seems really interesting. I'd like to experience that! But I think one would need street smarts and mad negotiating skills and to be very sociable to thrive there though.
