Alright, folks, let’s dive into something I’ve been messing around with lately – cleansing my tarot cards. I got this deck a while back, and after using it for a bunch of readings, I felt like it was time to give it a little refresh. So, here’s what I did.
Getting Started
First off, I wanted to try using crystals because, well, why not? I had some selenite and clear quartz lying around, which I heard were good for cleansing. I figured I’d start there. I gathered my tarot deck and these crystals, and I was ready to go. No biggie, just wanted to see what would happen.
The Crystal Method
I found this nice, comfy spot on my altar – it’s just a small table where I keep some of my favorite things, nothing fancy. I put my tarot deck there and placed the selenite and clear quartz on top of it. The idea was to let the crystals do their thing and clear out any lingering energies in the cards. I wrapped the deck in a soft cloth because it felt right, and I also added some other crystals and a few flowers around it. I mean, it looked pretty, and it felt like the deck was getting a little spa treatment.
I left the deck there for a few days. Honestly, there wasn’t a set time or anything. I just went with my gut feeling. After about three days, I felt like the deck was ready to be used again. It was like, “Okay, we’re good now.” I picked it up, and it just felt lighter, you know? Like it was all refreshed and ready for more readings.
Trying the Natural Light
Next, I wanted to see what would happen if I used natural light. I’d heard that sunlight and moonlight could cleanse the cards too. So, one sunny day, I took my deck outside and laid it out on the windowsill. I let it sit there for a few hours, soaking up the sun’s rays. I guess the idea is that the natural energy from the sun can help purify the cards.
I also tried this during a full moon, because, you know, the moon has that whole mystical vibe. I did the same thing – put the deck on the windowsill where it could get a good dose of moonlight. It was pretty cool, actually. I left it out there for a few hours, and it felt like the cards were getting a nice, natural cleanse.
Wrapping It Up
After trying both methods, I felt like my tarot deck was totally refreshed. It’s hard to explain, but the cards just felt more vibrant and ready to go. I started using them again for readings, and honestly, the readings felt clearer and more in tune with my intuition. It was like the cards and I were back in sync.
So, that’s my little adventure in cleansing tarot cards. It was a fun experiment, and I definitely felt a difference afterward. If you’re into tarot and feel like your deck needs a little pick-me-up, give it a try. It’s pretty simple, and you might be surprised at the results. Just go with what feels right for you and your cards. Happy cleansing!
