I love decks with their own system and most of the ones you showcased here I didn't know yet! I have added 3 of them to my wishlist. Thanks for this video!
You introduced me to so many decks I didn’t know about thank you! So much to want to learn, explore and study and yet so little time! I totally feel that 😅 I’m thinking of doing some videos sharing what I’ve come to understand with dreams of Gaia because something about that deck really clicked for me. The structure and such. It’s definitely not RWS, but has a defined system for sure. I love the guidebook, but sometimes the long descriptions get a little focused on on a particular thing and it looses me a bit. But love that Ravynne welcomes each to build their own associations. Its beautiful, the art and concept. Nameless one is on my to-study list too! It’s structure is basically usual tarot. Its just so unique. I got the big grimoire and can confirm my wrists are challenged by it lmao. It’s a mammoth book but beautifully produced.
I know I will probably be studying for the rest of my life, but I am good with that! There's so many themes to explore and learn from. :) Oh I'd love to watch a video about the dreams of Gaia, watching videos about how people use their decks, and what they learn from them is another source of information I like getting into. And thanks for confirming my thoughts about the nameless one grimoire, I have yet to start getting into my ebook, but Im really excited because everyone has been raving about it too!
@@theexploracle The content of the nameless one grimoire is awesome! So much to dig into and glean from. And a great correspondence resource as well. I know truth in story has a wonderful series of videos about the dreams of gaia. That really helped me when I first got it. And LightBetweenStars has a couple of very helpful videos as well. I have a dreams of gaia playlist public that I shuffle any ones I find that have helped me understand it, and then had a major "click" moment later when working with it and laying out cards in different order. It's one of my fav decks now for personal practice.
@jaycuneo thanks for sharing those channels! I will also check them out. I think Dreams of Gaia is one of the decks that aligns with how I want to read. I need to spend more time with that deck!
I love decks with their own system and most of the ones you showcased here I didn't know yet! I have added 3 of them to my wishlist. Thanks for this video!
You're welcome! I really hope I get time to study these decks!
Great video. Thanks for sharing! New subby here.
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You introduced me to so many decks I didn’t know about thank you! So much to want to learn, explore and study and yet so little time! I totally feel that 😅
I’m thinking of doing some videos sharing what I’ve come to understand with dreams of Gaia because something about that deck really clicked for me. The structure and such. It’s definitely not RWS, but has a defined system for sure. I love the guidebook, but sometimes the long descriptions get a little focused on on a particular thing and it looses me a bit. But love that Ravynne welcomes each to build their own associations. Its beautiful, the art and concept.
Nameless one is on my to-study list too! It’s structure is basically usual tarot. Its just so unique. I got the big grimoire and can confirm my wrists are challenged by it lmao. It’s a mammoth book but beautifully produced.
I know I will probably be studying for the rest of my life, but I am good with that! There's so many themes to explore and learn from. :)
Oh I'd love to watch a video about the dreams of Gaia, watching videos about how people use their decks, and what they learn from them is another source of information I like getting into.
And thanks for confirming my thoughts about the nameless one grimoire, I have yet to start getting into my ebook, but Im really excited because everyone has been raving about it too!
@@theexploracle The content of the nameless one grimoire is awesome! So much to dig into and glean from. And a great correspondence resource as well.
I know truth in story has a wonderful series of videos about the dreams of gaia. That really helped me when I first got it. And LightBetweenStars has a couple of very helpful videos as well. I have a dreams of gaia playlist public that I shuffle any ones I find that have helped me understand it, and then had a major "click" moment later when working with it and laying out cards in different order. It's one of my fav decks now for personal practice.
@jaycuneo thanks for sharing those channels! I will also check them out. I think Dreams of Gaia is one of the decks that aligns with how I want to read. I need to spend more time with that deck!