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Intuitive Healing Cards? Yes please!


I use oracle cards all the time for readings, usually the Angel Tarot deck. The messages I receive won't always relate to the description on the card; they are triggered by a visual cue that takes me somewhere else. By now I've probably given hundreds of readings on Facebook over the past few years. 

Yesterday I had an idea, what if I took the "healing element" in those readings and translated them into my very own intuitive healing deck? I might just start with a pack of blank index cards, write the message on one side and draw stick figures on the other. Pictograms are the best I can do, but the image will be clear in my mind. 

Down the road, I will find someone to illustrate the cards, but for now it will be good to use them myself and experiment with the images, concepts, etc. So that's on the horizon! I could also share them on here and on Facebook if they are pretty. I'll start with one or two images each week and take it from there. =) 

I also pulled a card for myself to get a bit more insight on this idea. The image that came up referenced wisdom; it tells me that I'll be able to access my soul's wisdom by creating these. Inspiration comes when we're being creative and this may be the step that I have to take now.  



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Reiki hugs, Regina 


 



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