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Oregon / May 28th 2016, 3:50PM
For someone who's going to buy their first deck is there any specific deck that would be better or it's just a personal preference? I have my eye on the Albano Waite Tarot Deck but then again I don't know? Also do you have any tips first time using an Tarot Deck?
Ooo!!!!!!!! Albano Waite is one of my FAVS and I highly recommend it!!! :) it’s personal preference. Go with a deck that calls to you and that has artwork you enjoy!
For tips for first time readers… Go to my website: TheCacklingMoon.com
Click on “free stuff” and download my free E-book!!!!!! :)
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One thing about the heart is when you keep giving out too much of your heart you may end up heartless.
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instead of jars to bury your spells in, my i suggest the idea of peat pots planters?
not only are they biodegradable, they are useful for many different things. you can grow herbs and starter plants or use them to bury a home protection without the fear of broken glass rising to the surface, or your jar staying in the ground for a 100 years. they also come in many different sizes as well. from large to very tiny
and you can even make your own from left over toilet paper rolls for a byproduct option that lessens garbage going into landfills.
there are plenty of cheaper, earth friendlier options available to us, as witches, at our disposal. it is up to us as a whole to start making better earth friendly choices, to modernize the practice. we are not from the middle ages and tradition has nothing to do with glass jars - we have the knowledge in modern days to realize how harmful the practice of burying jars actually is, we have resources to change that as well.