Getting to know a card better – with many decks
I put the Star
card from six of my favorite and most-used decks together under the YOU card
from the Do100S.
Every deck speaks a different language. After a
reading, I sometimes repeat the reading or an important part of it in another
deck with the same layout. Different decks give a new perspective. Adding a
position card from the Do1000S to it sharpens the message. It's not only the
different aspects of the Star – they're all related to the question: what does
it mean when the Star appears on the Advice position? Which advice does every
deck give you, in addition to the general meaning?
Cherish the light in your hands and recognizing that
it's connected to the Star above you (Light and Shadow), relax in gentle repose
and distance to the bustling world in a moment of harmony (Renaissance), keep
your eyes on the lodestar and enjoy its beauty (Wild Unknown), let your
emotions come to the surface under the gentle light of a star of hope
(Shadowscapes), believe in wishing wells and feeling protected (Inner Child),
and keep faith to your destiny, humbly but stubbornly (Saints).
I discovered so many layers of meaning…