Alright, let’s talk about something that I got into recently – the Tarot of a Moon Garden deck. I picked this up a little while ago, and I’ve been messing around with it, trying to get a feel for how it works.
First off, this deck is pretty wild looking. I mean, it’s full of all sorts of fantastical stuff. We’re talking dragonflies, butterflies, angels, the whole nine yards. And it’s not just random either. I started noticing that it’s pulling in all these different symbols and ideas, like elemental magic and myths, and blending them together with regular tarot stuff.
So, I spent a good chunk of time just flipping through the cards, trying to understand what each one was supposed to mean. It’s a lot to take in, honestly. I found myself looking up some of the symbols I didn’t recognize, trying to piece together the bigger picture.
Then I moved on to actually doing some readings. I started simple, just pulling a few cards each day to see what they might tell me. It was a bit clumsy at first, trying to interpret the cards based on what I’d learned. But I kept at it, writing down my thoughts and observations in a notebook. Each card has been described clearly.
- I started by shuffling the deck, focusing on the question or situation I wanted guidance on.
- Then, I would draw the cards, laying them out in a simple spread, like a three-card draw for past, present, and future.
- After that, I would look at each card individually, considering its imagery, symbolism, and traditional meaning.
- Finally, I would try to synthesize all of that information into a coherent interpretation, writing down my thoughts in my notebook.
Over time, I started to see some patterns. I noticed how certain cards kept popping up in specific situations, and how their meanings seemed to shift depending on the other cards around them. It felt like I was slowly starting to get a handle on the deck’s unique language.
It’s still a work in progress, for sure. I’m definitely no expert, but I’m enjoying the process of learning and exploring. This deck feels different from other tarot decks I’ve seen. It’s like it has its own personality, its own way of communicating. For example, I found that the card’s meanings seemed to resonate more with my intuition, rather than just relying on the guidebook definitions.
My Tarot Journey Continues
I am continuing to practice with the deck regularly, trying out different spreads and exploring more complex readings. The more I work with the Tarot of a Moon Garden, the more comfortable and confident I feel in my interpretations.
And you know what? It’s kind of fun! It’s like this ongoing conversation I’m having with the cards, and through them, maybe with myself. Who knows, maybe I’ll even get good at this one day. I’m excited to see where this journey takes me. I plan to keep a detailed journal of my readings, noting any insights or patterns that emerge. I also want to connect with other tarot enthusiasts, share experiences, and learn from each other. I might even start a blog or online forum to document my progress and share my interpretations with others. This Tarot of a Moon Garden deck has definitely opened up a whole new world for me, and I’m eager to explore it further.
