You can pick any deck: tarot, Lenormand, Kipper, oracle or playing cards. From this deck, you'll draw one card per day - i.e., seven Daily Cards from your Deck of the Week that allow you to get to know the deck better, to hone your reading skills and get new insights about your life.
In a Planetary Week reading, we don't only draw a card per day but also give it a topic. We focus on motifs, topics, patterns in our lives, inspired by the planetary ruler of every weekday (for background information, look here).
On Saturdays, ruled by Saturn: Obstacles and Blockades,
on Sundays, ruled by the Sun: Inspiration and Goals,
on Mondays, ruled by the Moon: Dreams and Fears,
on Tuesdays, ruled by Mars: Conflicts and Challenges,
on Wednesdays, ruled by Mercury: Interactions and Change,
on Thursdays, ruled by Jupiter: Power and Influences, and
on Fridays, ruled by Venus: Love and Attraction.
The focus words I chose for each planet/day are not binding. Please don't limit yourself to the two short words if you feel other aspects of the planet are relevant to your reading.
There are different ways to perform a Planetary Week reading.
Traditional: draw a card per day and use the prism of the planetary influence to connect the card to your day and life.
Selective: select a card that suits the topic of each weekday and use it as affirmation and empowerment to improve your life.
Day-by-day: draw or pick your daily card one by one through the week.
Summarily: draw or pick all cards together before the week starts and treat them as a complete reading.
And what about those who just want to have a Deck of the Week, Card of the Day reading? They can just jump in and leave the planetary lore away. Share pictures if you can or want to.
No matter how we do it - by reminding ourselves of the planetary regents and their influence, we re-connect to the sevenfold cycle of time that our ancestors established, with their eyes to the sky.
Participants:
Stronglove - Tarot Apokalypsis by Eric Dunne and Kim Huggens
BreathingSince72 - Jean Noblet TdM by Jean-Claude Flornoy
CharlotteK - Druid Plant Oracle
Nemia - Bharata Major Arcana Tarot by Sunish Chabba
Nothing to see! *Off to take new pictures*
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. I mention this because I still get to be intrigued by definitions and representations on these cards. Yoav’s Reference to trustworthy institutions is intriguing because I have recently joined a credit union. In reference to preserving existing assets, part of my membership in that credit union includes a savings account, in which I am depositing 25 a month. Small starts matter. The reference to reliability “over time” is amusing because it is very literal right now. I am permitted unlimited over time at work right now so long as it is productive. This is because we are impacted. Also, I have developed a certain reputation at my job. I am able to de-escalate situations that could potentially become very ugly...mostly because I am nice but also because I really try to understand where people are coming from.