🕛 Witchy CHALLENGE ~ Catch-Up!

[carol3]

@carol3

Challenge entry:
I haven’t posted in a while, but I am super excited about this challenge.
My favorite form of divination is reading tarot cards. Since most of the people I read for don’t know what to ask the cards, I devised a method using dice and a book I made with different spreads. The book is organized by the # of cards in the spread. So they would roll the dice and whatever # they land on is the page I turn to in the book and let them choose a spread from that page. Say they roll a 5, I take them to the page of 5 card spreads and they pick one out. This has worked out realy well for people who have never had a reading before, or simply dont know what to ask the cards.
I also recently aquired a pendulum and board that I’ve been practicing with.

here is my original post about it

[Nikki-Phoenix]

Thanks for sharing, that sounds creative @carol3 , I wouldn’t have thought about grouping them by number of cards in a spread! I’m currently working on my dnd dice elements, and it seems to be flowing quite well.

By the way, I’ve often used a pendulum with my cards, so far it’s never wrong. I even bought a tarot pendulum mat so that I could literally use the pendulum to pick cards.

x Blessed Be x

[carol3]

@Nikki-Phoenix

I even bought a tarot pendulum mat

i didnt even know that was a thing. I’ma have to jump down that rabbit hole next.

[Nikki-Phoenix]

@carol3

i didnt even know that was a thing. I’ma have to jump down that rabbit hole next.

I’ve got to warn you, that can be a big rabbit hole! I didn’t know it was a thing either, gotta love the dreaded Temu lol

x Blessed Be x

[dan3]

@Nikki-Phoenix

gotta love the dreaded Temu

I’m deep down the rabbit hole. I got the same mat after our ‘goodie’ discussion. I’m not even into pendulums. It is a great ‘mood’ mat. I have it on my work table (aka altar, workbench, candle table)