1. Tell me about yourself
Card: King of Pentacles — “Structural Power”
This deck identifies as grounded, reliable, and practical. It wants to help me build a strong foundation in my readings and in my creative and spiritual work. It offers stability, wisdom, and long-term insight—a guide for creating structure in my life and practice.
2. What are your strengths as a deck?
Card: The Fool — “Playfulness & Surprise”
The deck is playful, curious, and encourages fresh perspectives. It helps me approach readings with joy and openness, reminding me to explore possibilities without judgment. Even with its structured energy, it brings lightness and spontaneity to the practice.
3. What are your limits?
Card: The Star — “Hope & Subtle Guidance”
The deck’s guidance is gentle and honest rather than flashy or predictive. It shows what is possible but doesn’t do the work for me. Its subtle, contemplative nature means it may not excel in dramatic, theatrical readings, but it shines when quiet reflection and insight are needed.
4. What are you here to teach me?
Card: The Emperor — “Authority & Balance”
The deck is here to teach discipline, structure, and clarity. It guides me in integrating creativity with strategy, in leading with awareness, and in taking decisive, grounded action. It encourages me to balance intuition with authority and insight with practicality.
5. How can I best learn and collaborate with you?
Card: Six of Pentacles — “Give and Take”
This deck works best in a reciprocal relationship. Approaching it with attention, respect, and openness ensures that its guidance is clear and meaningful. I need to engage actively, reflect, and act on the insights it provides for the relationship to thrive.
6. What is the potential outcome of our relationship?
Card: Ace of Pentacles — “The New Start”
The deck promises grounded new beginnings in my practice. With it, I can plant seeds of insight and action, turning guidance into tangible results. This is a deck that supports growth, grounded creativity, and meaningful manifestation over time.
This reading is dominated by Pentacles and Major Arcana, which gives it a very grounded, clear tone. The deck feels strongest when used for practical matters, long-term planning, or structured insight, rather than purely emotional exploration.
What I love most is the balance the deck brings: structural power paired with playful creativity, subtle guidance tempered by clear lessons in discipline, and an invitation to engage actively with its wisdom. It feels like a deck that can help build something real and lasting in my tarot practice - while still encouraging joy and curiosity along the way.
For anyone looking for a deck that blends practical guidance with creative exploration, Lieselle’s Eternal Tarot seems like a perfect companion: playful yet grounded, honest yet encouraging, and full of potential for meaningful growth.
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