I don't think the fabric type for the scarf makes much difference. Some people believe that silk is necessary to protect the energies involved, but I don't think that's true.
I did find that I was waiting for the karma card. There's no reason why you should use one, but readings seem odd to me now without one. I add an additional card to readings, where I place it depends on the lay used, but the idea is to represent the force of karma/destiny/God/the Goddess/the ghods/call-it-what-you-will. Sometimes this card will cause a shift in how I see the others. You might give it a try, if you feel inclined.
Both of the two decks you mention are unfamiliar to me. The Jane Austin one sounds particularly interesting. (Although this one does too.) But of course, I adore Tarot decks of all types. I, too, would be delighted to be practiced upon should that ever be a convenient possiblity.
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Date: 2007-06-13 12:50 am (UTC)I don't think the fabric type for the scarf makes much difference. Some people believe that silk is necessary to protect the energies involved, but I don't think that's true.
I did find that I was waiting for the karma card. There's no reason why you should use one, but readings seem odd to me now without one. I add an additional card to readings, where I place it depends on the lay used, but the idea is to represent the force of karma/destiny/God/the Goddess/the ghods/call-it-what-you-will. Sometimes this card will cause a shift in how I see the others. You might give it a try, if you feel inclined.
Both of the two decks you mention are unfamiliar to me. The Jane Austin one sounds particularly interesting. (Although this one does too.) But of course, I adore Tarot decks of all types. I, too, would be delighted to be practiced upon should that ever be a convenient possiblity.