I want to try using tarot cards in daily practice. I did purchase a deck but I think I have to clean their energy before use since many other people touched them. How do I do this? Also, how often do you “clean” them?

We are so glad you are here🎉 @Stacy Hofmeister @Tayla Wilson @Ann Pence @Sarah Elmer-Burnsed @Lori Lishan @Layla Kaur @Adriana Cozzi @Stephanie Rudat @Jessica Trotter @Lauren Leon @Kendall Beaver @Cecilia Guerrero This is a place to develop your intuition, deepen your connection to spirit, and learn to trust what you receive. However you found your way here, you belong. Here is where to start: Head into the classroom and begin the Intro to Spirit Development mini course. It is the perfect first step. From there, explore the Meditation Library. There is something in there for wherever you are right now. And if you have not done the 7-Day Psychic Awakening Challenge yet — start there. It will quickly open things up for you. Then come back here and introduce yourself in the feed. Tell us your name, where you are from, and what brought you here. We are a warm, supportive community all walking this path together. You will feel that quickly. A new challenge is coming in May — so if you work through what is here, you will be ready. See you inside. Carey 🌿

What is the absolute biggest thing you struggle with in trusting your Intuition? This question I have grappled with for 30 years. There are times I completely trust what I recieve when I listen to my own intuition. And, there are times when I don't feel clear. It is much easier for me to read others, without a doubt, than to trust what I pick up on for myself.... Tell me below what your biggest struggle is. Share an EMOJI for how this feels for you. Mine is 🤯 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 xo, Carey

Daily Card Pull — Day 2 🌿 We are two days in and I love what is already happening in here. If you missed Day 1, it is living in the classroom now. Every pull gets its own day listed so you can move through them in order, come back to one that called you, or drop in whenever you need a reset. Free and premium members, it is all yours. Today we pull again. Before you grab your deck, take a breath. Put your hand on your chest. Ask yourself one thing: what do I actually need to know right now? Then we go. Here is how we do it: 1. 🌱 Check in — How am I feeling and what do I need right now? 2. 🙏 Ask your question — What do I want guidance on today? 3. ✨ Open and connect — Breathe, ground yourself, shuffle and pull 4. 🃏 What did you get? — What is the message and what does it mean for you today? I will pull first and share what comes through. Come back and tell us what landed for you. This is the practice. Show up, pull, receive, share. See you in the comments. 🌿 xo, Carey

Background: I am a choir section leader at a Presbyterian church (PCUSA - a.k.a. the progressive wing). The church has 2 pastors, both female, one is LGBTQ. And this was my first Easter after connecting with Mary Magdalene last year. I had been thinking about her since singing the Maundy Thursday church service ( Thursday before Easter). Story: During both the children's lesson and the sermon, the pastors spoke about Jesus appearing to Mary Magdalene first. As the gospel text was read, I felt Mary Magdalene's presence strongly. And I felt very emotional as the text described her finding the tomb empty and Jesus saying her name. As the pastor began her sermon, I could still feel Mary Magdalene. She had a few rebuttals - 1. that the whole "seven demons" thing is wildly misunderstood (she said "as you already know."). 2. That when the resurrected Jesus said her name, her response was not "Rabouni" (meaning My Teacher/My Master/My Lord) as told in a couple gospels, but something much more personal closer to "My Love". 3. At one point the pastor said "since she wasn't expecting resurrection..." and Mary Magdalene rolled her eyes and laughed. 4. In the end, the overall sentiment was that she would tell the whole story quite differently, but her name is still spoken every year in churches all over the world. And it does bring people to her to learn more about her and how to better their own lives which makes her quite happy.