What to Do with Rogue Tarot Cards
Rogue cards are those that pop out or fall out of the deck while you are shuffling.
When one or two cards pop out before you have even asked your question, say, while you are still invoking your higher power, take a quick look at them. They might be unrelated to your question, but they are messages meant for you nonetheless. Then put them back in the deck.
When one or two cards pop out after you have asked your question, take them as the first two cards for the spread you had in mind. They want to be a part of your reading. Make sure that upon flipping them, you take them the way they came out – upright or reversed. That is how they wish to be read.
When one or two cards pop out after you have asked your question, and they land face side up, take them as the first two cards for the spread you had in mind. Again, make sure you take them the way they came out – upright or reversed. Not only that, after you are done with the spread, consider these cards’ messages as more urgent or essential than the others’.
When one or two cards almost pop out but never quite do, ignore them. In the short moment between their coming out and their going back, something somehow changed in your destiny backstage. The message that was meant for you no longer is.
When you are simply talking to your deck, instead of performing an official reading, and a card or two pop out, take them as your deck’s response to whatever you said or were about to say to it.
When before or after you have asked your question, one or two cards pop out forcefully, falling on the floor, your deck is telling you one of three things: that you are asking the wrong question, that you are asking about something it already answered before, or that you are asking about something you already know the answer to. Consider changing your question or simply rewording it.
When three or more cards pop out, well… it means you have to get better at shuffling.
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