Shuffling seems like such a mundane part of the whole tarot reading process. But it is an important one and one that may have more important functions than you may think. It also carries decisions that you've probably made but never thought about. Because I believe that every act involved in a tarot reading is symbolic, I encourage people to think about what they do and why. You see, I think that in tarot there are really no set rules. But I don't believe that you should just "do whatever feels good." Rather, I think that whatever you do should have meaning, that you should make choices that reflect your beliefs. For example: 1. Probably the main reason we all shuffle is to randomize

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Inspired by the fast-approaching holiday where we all celebrate love in our own way, let's explore another pair of love-related cards. Last week we compared the 2 of Cups and the 10 of Cups. Today we'll compare the 10 of Cups and the 10 of Pentacles. These cards share a few similarities: They are both 10s, and consequently represent the completion or fulfillment of the suit. They are both passive suits, suggesting that they are shaped by life and reactive. They are both generally considered happy cards. They both represent family life, generally showing at least two generations. How are they different, then? The key is in the most obvious difference: their suits Cups

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