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Posts: 864 · Posted: Thu May 10, 2007 3:20 pm

Gem wrote:

Do you use multiple positions instead of reversals with your round deck?

Round decks

that sounds like fun no more worrying about then reverse card in readings! Wait, now you have to worry about side way card readings!

Does the pain ever end!

i'll have to look for the round ones i really like that ideal!

Posts: 151 · Posted: Thu May 10, 2007 3:26 pm

Lol, you're so funny, George! When I first learned on the round decks, I got all confused at the meanings. "This card is 320 degrees from upright...what does that mean?"
But they are fun and do help with getting in touch with your intuition. My favorite round deck is Tarot of the Cloisters. Check themt out and let me know what you think of them.

Posts: 25 · Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 3:33 am

Japann wrote:

I decided to order The Hanson Roberts Tarot. It took ages to arrive and inbetween ordering it and it arriving I fell in love with the Gilded Tarot Deck.

My husband bought me the Gilded Tarot Deck for our Wedding Anniversary and the Hanson Roberts Tarot arrived a few days later. My Hanson- Roberts deck has sat on the bookshelf, I have hardly looked at it because I am so in love with the Gilded deck.

This deck is based on The Rider-Waite tarot. I have been told several times that it is ideal for beginners. I am an absolute beginner but I feel that I have a good connection with this deck.

I also just love the Gilded Tarot deck. I'm beginning but have read a little here and there over the years. The book with the deck has been really helpful with any questions I was having.

Posts: 151 · Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 4:20 am

I really love the Gilded tarot deck, too, but I don't own it yet. Hopefully one day I will.