How I "reset" my decks
Sometimes when I'm reading, a deck feels "sticky" or "stuck". Whether it needs cleansing, or I just need a chance to clear my own head, my favorite way of "resetting" a deck is to literally put it back in order.
I start by making five piles, one for the majors and one for each suit
A lot of the time this step is enough, especially if it's just me that's stuck and not the deck itself. But if I'm doing the whole shebang, the next step is to put each pile in order
This has the added bonus of laying out the whole path of each suit, showing you an overview of the progression and how each card relates to the whole "story" of its suit.
If you have the luxury of a clear kitchen table, I highly recommend spreading out the entire deck and making note of how all the suits fit with themselves but also how all the twos fit each other, the threes, fours, etc. (I first learned this concept from this post). It's a great way to get to know your deck, and to focus your interpretations.
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