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Just joining the forum. Try Bravo Teas before beginning a reading (just my choice - Japanese Honey Suckle with lemon). I am in the stage of selecting the Tarot Deck I will handle and tune, learning about techniques - shuffling and spreads to use. And of course studying the art of the cards and their meanings, connecting cards and applying intuition appropriately. I posted my first question and will appreciate thoughtful responses, because the materials I have examined have not been clear or have not discussed this.

Enjoy the forum. I for one would rather not bother with tea or anything before reading- Bravo or otherwise.

2 hours ago, WyalusingTim said:

Just joining the forum. Try Bravo Teas before beginning a reading (just my choice - Japanese Honey Suckle with lemon). I am in the stage of selecting the Tarot Deck I will handle and tune, learning about techniques - shuffling and spreads to use. And of course studying the art of the cards and their meanings, connecting cards and applying intuition appropriately. I posted my first question and will appreciate thoughtful responses, because the materials I have examined have not been clear or have not discussed this.

Welcome to the forum.

Personally, I don't enjoy being told what sort of tea to try using before reading...

Most people here have their own rituals.

Do you have any tarot decks?  What ones are you thinking of getting?

He might be selling it. Otherwise it would make more sense to just say "honeysuckle tea with lemon."

Cocktails are accepted too, on the condition that you can hold your liquor.

 

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Hey @WyalusingTim welcome to the forum!

 

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Welcome.! 

 

Myself at home i drink powered ice tea when reading.

However in a public setting where i may do alot of readings, i don't so i don't have to go to the loo. 

 

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