Okay, so I’ve been messing around with tarot cards for a while now, and I gotta say, those miniature tarot decks are pretty neat. I mean, who wouldn’t want a tiny deck of cards that can supposedly tell your future? Let me tell you about my little adventure with these things.
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First off, I went online and found this website that was offering a free mini tarot deck. Free! Can you believe it? It was designed by someone called Lila Hunnisett, I think. I’m not a huge fan of this kind of cute stuff, but, yeah. It’s a good way to save some money. So I downloaded it, and it even came with a cute little envelope thingy and some explanations of what each card means. I guess that’s helpful if you’re just starting out.
Now, I’m no expert, but I’ve dabbled in tarot reading before. Some people say you should only use big, fancy decks, but I think these mini ones are great for carrying around. I mean, I’m not a professional tarot reader or anything. I just like playing around with them, you know? So, for me, the size doesn’t really matter.
- I started with the basic three-card spread. You know, the one where you pull three cards and they represent your past, present, and future? It’s simple enough, even for a dummy like me.
- I laid out the cards and tried to interpret them based on the little guide that came with the deck.
- It was actually kind of fun, trying to make sense of it all.
Then, I tried the Celtic Cross spread. That one’s a bit more complicated. It’s got like ten cards, and they all have different meanings depending on where they are in the spread. I won’t lie, I got a little lost with that one. But hey, it was still interesting to try. The more I used it, the more I felt it was complicated for me. I don’t think I can do it.
Honestly, I think these miniature tarot decks are perfect for beginners or just for people who want to have a bit of fun. I wouldn’t recommend the Celtic Cross to any of you. They’re not as intimidating as the big decks, and they’re way easier to carry around. Plus, they’re a lot cheaper. I mean, I got mine for free! Even though they’re not super well-made, they still work fine. And I can print them as many times as I want. It’s super convenient.
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So yeah, that’s my experience with miniature tarot decks. I’m not saying I’m a pro or anything, but I definitely enjoy messing around with them. If you’re curious about tarot, I’d say give these little guys a try. You might be surprised at how much fun you can have with them. They’re also good for playing games with your friends. It’s a good way to pass the time.
The Conclusion
I’m not gonna lie, though. I’m still looking for a mini deck that I really, really love. There are a few that I’ve seen online that look pretty cool, but I haven’t found “the one” yet. Maybe one day. The journey of searching for a mini deck is pretty fun, too. It’s a new hobby of mine. But for now, this free printable one is doing the trick. It’s not bad for something that didn’t cost me a penny. All in all, it was a great experience.