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 Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2012 2:16 am
So , I haven't posted in months, unusably due to crisis in faith.
Anyway, about a year ago, I acquired a vampire themed tarot deck out of a freecycle box, but was warned against using it as, well ,there's no knowing where it's been or what it had been used for, but it was a neat find.
Fast forward to the 9th of October of this year, and I go to pick up my pre ordered copy of Dishonored for Ps3, and I get an unexpected pre order surprise.
A Dishonored themed Tarot deck, meaning a brand new Tarot deck. I never expected this.
So, I did want to ask, is a used tarot deck really so bad? And does the printing on the cards really matter so much?
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Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 3:10 pm
It's not necessarily bad but it isn't very smart. If I were you, I would purify the deck thoroughly first before even considering using it so that the old energies on it are gone and nothing has influence over the use of them other than your own energy.
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Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 5:15 pm
Materu Shioni It's not necessarily bad but it isn't very smart. If I were you, I would purify the deck thoroughly first before even considering using it so that the old energies on it are gone and nothing has influence over the use of them other than your own energy. Well in that case I may as well just use the brand new deck, since I have no idea about purifying a card deck.
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Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 7:14 pm
Purifying a deck is simple. You can set it on your window sill for exactly 24 hours. That's the quickest way if you're desperate but since you have another deck, the more efficient way is to set it on your window sill for one whole moon cycle (from new to new or full to full). I recommend new to new since the new moon is coming soon but that's only if you want to be able to use this deck sometime in the future. Those are the only ways I can think of that will purify the deck with little effort and no damage; hope it was helpful!
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 3:00 pm
Materu Shioni Purifying a deck is simple. You can set it on your window sill for exactly 24 hours. That's the quickest way if you're desperate but since you have another deck, the more efficient way is to set it on your window sill for one whole moon cycle (from new to new or full to full). I recommend new to new since the new moon is coming soon but that's only if you want to be able to use this deck sometime in the future. Those are the only ways I can think of that will purify the deck with little effort and no damage; hope it was helpful!
I never knew that you could purify a tarot deck. I know it's not very good to use a used tarot deck, since you never know what kind of energies surround it. Anywho, I think I'll write this down.
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 4:13 pm
Materu Shioni Purifying a deck is simple. You can set it on your window sill for exactly 24 hours. That's the quickest way if you're desperate but since you have another deck, the more efficient way is to set it on your window sill for one whole moon cycle (from new to new or full to full). I recommend new to new since the new moon is coming soon but that's only if you want to be able to use this deck sometime in the future. Those are the only ways I can think of that will purify the deck with little effort and no damage; hope it was helpful! And a new moon cycle is, what, one month? Sorry, my memory in astronomy is a bit rusty. Also, does the artwork of the deck matter at all? The old one I got my paws on is vampire themed, and the one I have that's new is Dishonored themed, so steampunk.
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 9:09 pm
Levana_Rose Materu Shioni Purifying a deck is simple. You can set it on your window sill for exactly 24 hours. That's the quickest way if you're desperate but since you have another deck, the more efficient way is to set it on your window sill for one whole moon cycle (from new to new or full to full). I recommend new to new since the new moon is coming soon but that's only if you want to be able to use this deck sometime in the future. Those are the only ways I can think of that will purify the deck with little effort and no damage; hope it was helpful! I never knew that you could purify a tarot deck. I know it's not very good to use a used tarot deck, since you never know what kind of energies surround it. Anywho, I think I'll write this down. Kurisu of the Hellfire Materu Shioni Purifying a deck is simple. You can set it on your window sill for exactly 24 hours. That's the quickest way if you're desperate but since you have another deck, the more efficient way is to set it on your window sill for one whole moon cycle (from new to new or full to full). I recommend new to new since the new moon is coming soon but that's only if you want to be able to use this deck sometime in the future. Those are the only ways I can think of that will purify the deck with little effort and no damage; hope it was helpful! And a new moon cycle is, what, one month? Sorry, my memory in astronomy is a bit rusty. Also, does the artwork of the deck matter at all? The old one I got my paws on is vampire themed, and the one I have that's new is Dishonored themed, so steampunk.
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Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 9:17 pm
Materu Shioni Kurisu of the Hellfire Materu Shioni Purifying a deck is simple. You can set it on your window sill for exactly 24 hours. That's the quickest way if you're desperate but since you have another deck, the more efficient way is to set it on your window sill for one whole moon cycle (from new to new or full to full). I recommend new to new since the new moon is coming soon but that's only if you want to be able to use this deck sometime in the future. Those are the only ways I can think of that will purify the deck with little effort and no damage; hope it was helpful! And a new moon cycle is, what, one month? Sorry, my memory in astronomy is a bit rusty. Also, does the artwork of the deck matter at all? The old one I got my paws on is vampire themed, and the one I have that's new is Dishonored themed, so steampunk. Both decks are machine printed I'm sure, especially since I got the Dishonored deck brand new in the plastic wrapper, and the vampire deck has printed instructions.
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Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2012 8:40 pm
Materu Shioni Levana_Rose Materu Shioni Purifying a deck is simple. You can set it on your window sill for exactly 24 hours. That's the quickest way if you're desperate but since you have another deck, the more efficient way is to set it on your window sill for one whole moon cycle (from new to new or full to full). I recommend new to new since the new moon is coming soon but that's only if you want to be able to use this deck sometime in the future. Those are the only ways I can think of that will purify the deck with little effort and no damage; hope it was helpful! I never knew that you could purify a tarot deck. I know it's not very good to use a used tarot deck, since you never know what kind of energies surround it. Anywho, I think I'll write this down.
Still, it's worth a try, if you do want to use a tarot deck/purifying other divining items.
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