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Selenite is like no other crystal. This radiant white stone plays with light in the most magical way and stands out against the colorful rainbow of the mineral world. The way selenite absorbs and purifies light energy makes it one of the most powerful healing crystals. When holding a piece of selenite, it is as though you are holding a piece of Pure White Light.

For anyone new to crystal healing, or those looking to expand their crystal collection, choosing which stones to work with can be just as exciting of a process as it is daunting.

Our Lemurian Love box is themed around the mystical land known as Lemuria. In this post we dive into this fascinating legend and it's importance in certain spiritual communities today.

After the fire and momentum of Aries season, Taurus arrives like the earth after rain. Settled, fragrant, and alive in a quieter, more enduring way. If Aries was the spark, Taurus is the slow, steady flame that actually warms the room. This is one of the most sensory, embodied times of the entire astrological year. And if you let it, it can be deeply, genuinely restorative. Below you'll find everything you need to understand this season's energy, plus a full Venus-honoring ritual to help you sink into it fully. Understanding Taurus Energy Taurus is the first earth sign of the zodiac. Fixed, grounded, and ruled by Venus, the planet of beauty, love, pleasure, and self-worth. Where Aries moves through instinct and impulse, Taurus moves through the body. Through sensation. Through the slow, deliberate pleasure of being present in physical form. This is a sign that understands something the rest of the zodiac sometimes forgets: that nourishment is not a reward you earn. It is the foundation everything else is built on. Taurus energy is not lazy, despite what the stubborn bull's reputation might suggest. It is intentional. It does not rush because it understands that the most meaningful things, deep roots, genuine abundance, lasting beauty, cannot be forced. They have to be tended. Think of a garden in spring. You don't pull the seedlings up to make them grow faster. You water them. You trust the process. You show up consistently, with care, and let nature do what nature does. That is Taurus season in essence. The Venus Influence Because Taurus is ruled by Venus, the themes of this season go beyond just slowing down. There is a lushness here. A call toward beauty, sensory pleasure, and the kind of self-care that goes deeper than a face mask. Venus in Taurus asks: what do you actually value? Not what you think you should value. Not what looks good from the outside. What genuinely nourishes you, lights you up, and feels worth protecting? This season has a way of making that question impossible to ignore. Old obligations that no longer serve you start to feel heavier. The things that truly matter to you start to feel magnetic. Pay attention to that. Venus also governs self-worth, and Taurus season has a particular gift for helping us reconnect with our own value. Not the value we perform for others, but the quiet, unshakeable sense of worth that lives in the body. In the way you carry yourself. In what you choose to let in and what you choose to release. The Body as Sacred Ground One of the most powerful invitations of Taurus season is to return to the body as a site of spiritual practice, not just a vehicle for getting things done. In a culture that glorifies productivity, busyness, and constant output, Taurus energy is genuinely radical. It says: Your body matters. Your comfort matters. The way things feel matters. Pleasure is not frivolous. It is information. It is medicine. It is how your body communicates what is true for you. This is a season to eat slowly and with intention. To move in ways that feel good rather than punishing. To wear things that make you feel beautiful. To light the candle, use the good oil, take the long bath. Not as a treat. As a practice. The body knows things the mind hasn't caught up to yet. Taurus season gives you permission to listen. What Taurus Season Is Asking of You Every astrological season carries a question beneath it. For Taurus, that question is: What are you ready to tend? Not just build. Not just begin. Tend. With patience, consistency, and genuine care. This might be a creative practice you've been neglecting. A relationship that needs more presence. A daily ritual that helps you feel like yourself. A slower, more intentional approach to how you spend your energy. Taurus doesn't ask you to hustle. It asks you to commit. And there's a profound difference between the two. A Venus-Honoring Ritual for Taurus Season This ritual is an act of sacred tending. It is slow, sensory, and unapologetically indulgent because that is exactly what Taurus energy calls for. Set aside at least 30 to 45 minutes where you won't be interrupted. What You'll Need: A pink, green, or cream candle A rose quartz crystal Rose water or a floral body oil (rose, jasmine, or ylang ylang work beautifully) Fresh or dried flowers, whatever feels beautiful to you A small mirror Dark chocolate, honey, or another food that feels genuinely luxurious to you Your journal and a pen Setting the Space Before you begin, take time to make your space feel genuinely beautiful. Arrange your flowers. Place your crystal where you can see it. Dim the lights. Put on music that feels lush and slow. This is not decorative. The act of creating beauty is itself part of the ritual. Taurus understands that the container matters. Light your candle and take three slow, full breaths. Let the exhale be longer than the inhale. Feel your feet on the floor, your body in the chair, or on the earth. Arrive here. Anointing Pour a small amount of your rose water or body oil into your palms. Warm it between your hands and breathe in the scent. Slowly, with full attention, anoint your hands, your wrists, your heart space, and the back of your neck. As you do this, you are not just applying oil. You are tending to yourself. You are saying: this body is worthy of care. This body is sacred ground. The Mirror Work Pick up your small mirror and look at yourself. Not critically. Just... look. Notice what you see. Notice the impulse to judge or dismiss, and gently set it aside. Say aloud, as many times as it takes to feel true: "I am enough. I am worthy. I belong to myself." This might feel uncomfortable at first. Stay with it. Taurus energy is patient. The Pleasure Offering Take your chocolate, honey, or chosen food and eat it as slowly as you possibly can. Notice every sensation. The texture, the temperature, the flavor as it changes. Let it be a meditation. Let it be an act of receiving. This is a Venus offering. A small act of saying yes to pleasure without guilt or rushing. The Tending Commitment Open your journal and write freely in response to these prompts: What in my life right now genuinely nourishes me? What have I been rushing through that deserves more presence and care? What am I ready to tend to this season, slowly, lovingly, and without forcing? What would it mean to treat my own life as something worth savoring? When you feel complete, place both hands on the earth or the floor. Feel the steadiness beneath you. Let it hold you. Close by saying: "I am rooted. I am tended. I trust the pace of my own becoming." Let the candle burn down safely, or extinguish it with intention and return to it over the coming days. Working With Taurus Season All Month Long You don't have to contain this energy to a single ritual. Here are a few simple ways to carry Taurus season with you through April and May: Slow your mornings. Even by ten minutes. Let the first part of your day be yours, unhurried and sensory. Tea, not coffee. Bare feet on the floor. A few breaths before the phone. Tend something physical. A plant, a garden, your altar, your home. Taurus energy is activated through physical tending. Get your hands into something real. Move for pleasure, not punishment. Walk slowly. Stretch. Dance in your kitchen. Let your body lead rather than your to-do list. Create a Venus altar. Gather things that feel beautiful and meaningful to you. Flowers, rose quartz, a mirror, something in pink or green, a piece of jewelry, images of things you love. Tend it throughout the season. Practice receiving. This is a Venusian art. Let compliments land. Accept help. Allow good things without immediately deflecting or minimizing. This is harder than it sounds and more powerful than you might expect. Taurus season is not asking you to arrive somewhere. It is asking you to be here, fully, in the life you are already living. There is so much beauty available when you slow down enough to notice it. If you are looking for tools to support your practice this season, our monthly subscription box is thoughtfully curated to help you create consistent, meaningful rituals all year long. Each box includes crystals, ritual tools, botanical elements, and a digital guidebook designed to support exactly the kind of intentional practice Taurus season calls for. Or if you are ready to go deeper right now, explore our curated bundles. Our Earth Magick, Peace Seeker, and Sacred Devotion bundles were each created with the same care and intention, and any one of them would feel right at home in a Taurus season ritual.  

Lammas is a beautiful time to begin witnessing the bounty of your manifestations and to continue invoking prosperity in your life. Celebrate this abundant time on the wheel of the year with candle magic for prosperity!

Fridays are cosmically aligned with Venus, the planet of beauty, harmony, and pleasure. While we are often taught to direct this loving energy outward, today creates a perfect opening to turn that devotion inward. This isn't just about relaxation; it is an act of reclaiming your Sacred Feminine. It is about recognizing that you are the temple.   Think of this altar not merely as a collection of objects, but as a physical mirror of your inner divinity. A dedicated space where you can pause, reflect, and remember your own magic. Adorning Your Altar You don’t need a complicated setup or rare tools. Use what you have, but place every item with deep intention. Here is a blueprint to get you started, but remember these are simply guidelines. Your altar is a sacred extension of you, so there is no "right" or "wrong" way to build it.   The Foundation (Crystals): Anchor the energy with stones of the heart. Rose Quartz: The quintessential stone for unconditional love and opening the heart chakra. Emerald or Green Aventurine: To tap into the lush, abundant side of Venus and invite heart-centered prosperity. Morganite: To connect with the Divine Feminine and high-frequency compassion. The Spark (Fire): A candle is the heartbeat of your altar. As you light it, visualize igniting your own inner radiance. Pink calls in gentleness, nurturing, and happiness. Red invokes passion, vitality, and confidence. White invites clarity, cleansing, and connection to Spirit. The Offering (Nature):  Fresh flowers are the language of Venus. Use them to connect your spirit to the cycles of the earth: Rose Petals: To invite romance and heart-opening. Jasmine or Lily: To call in lunar, feminine intuition and purity. Eucalyptus or Herbs: To add a layer of cleansing and fresh vitality. The Personal & Profound: This is where your altar truly comes alive. Weave in items that hold a piece of your story: Jewelry: Place your favorite rings or necklaces on the altar to "charge" them with Venusian energy before you wear them. Photos: Include a picture of your younger self to offer her love, or photos of the women in your lineage who inspire your strength. Oracle or Tarot Cards: Pull a card that represents the energy you want to embody, or choose a card that reminds you of your own strength (like The Empress or The Star) and leave it face-up as a focal point. Meaningful Keepsakes: Anything that makes you feel beautiful, seen, or spiritually "at home." The Reflection (A Mirror): A small mirror is perhaps the most powerful tool for this specific altar. Place it centrally so you can gaze upon yourself with love and admiration.   The Ritual Once your altar is set, close the evening with a simple ceremony of reverence. Clear the Space: Burn your favorite incense or dried herbs to signal a shift from the mundane to the magical. Ignite: Light your candle and take three deep belly breaths, inhaling the light and exhaling any heaviness from the week. Adorn: Apply a body oil or perfume to your pulse points (wrists, neck, and heart center) with a slow, lingering touch. Treat your body as the sacred vessel it is. Speak: Look into the mirror (or close your eyes and look inward) and speak a mantra of sovereignty: "I am deserving of happiness. I honor the woman I am becoming. I have beautiful qualities to offer this world. I am enough." Let this space be your reminder that the love you seek is already residing within you. Shop our Venus Day Collection 🩷

You’re emerging from your winter slumber and beginning to feel renewed and motivated to create new beginnings! Have you ever noticed that this burst of renewal is a reflection of the earth’s changing seasons? Once you discover the symbolism of this time on the wheel of the year, you will treasure your everlasting connection to the earth.

Did you know that more than eight million tons of plastic enters our oceans each year? As stewards of this planet, it's our responsibility to do our part to preserve it and take an active role in protecting Mama Gaia. 

Incorporating herbals into your winter routine can help you wind down after a busy day and find comfort in the present moment.

We've all been there, on the verge of getting sick after overindulging or runnin' on overdrive for too long. Like that time when I moved cross country during the height of COVID... Of course, I waited to pack my whole life up until there were only 72 hours left before hittin' the road. Still juggling work, running last-minute errands, and orchestrating social-distanced goodbyes, my mind was whirling. And if that wasn't enough, enter the gut-wrenching period cramps!

There is something truly magical about flowers. The cycle of growth and blossoming reminds us of the cycle of life, and the transformation and expansion we experience and go through as we step into our own power.   

The new year is upon us and we know that you’re full to the brim with new intentions for the year ahead. You don’t need permission to access your inner-sorceress and direct your energies toward creating the life you desire. The power is within you, Goddess. It always has been. So whether you’re a magick novice or a seasoned witch, we know you have it inside you to expertly execute your spells and rituals. Here is a list of a few tools to help you along the way.  Altar Creating a sacred space is essential to your work. You can choose anywhere in your home that calls to you and fill your altar with objects that have meaning to you (we’ll offer some suggestions as you read on) and that you will use when casting your spells. It’s important to note that once you deem an item enchanted and make it part of your practice it is forever imbibed with your energy and your magic. Make sure not to use your altar candle to decorate your dinner table-unless of course that’s part of your spell ; )  Altar Mat A great way to set the tone and protect your altar is to top it with a sacred cloth or covering. Any fabric that feels magical to you will work. Our Altar Mats are a beautiful foundation to your altar and will get you in the mood to get your spellwork on.  Altar Bell Another spellwork must have is an altar bell. The clear ringing of a witch’s bell can do many things from cleaning the energy in your space to banishing unwanted energies. It can also be used to call in your desired intentions and clear any stagnant energy lingering in your home. Keep this on the left side of your altar, with tools representing the Goddess and use it to invoke her whenever needed. Our January 2021 Spellwork Box has the perfect altar bell to add to your spellwork toolkit.   Candles So many spells call for the element of fire so having candles on hand is a must. These instruments encompass all of the elements (fire, melted wax for water, the air that feeds the flame, and the solid wax for earth) and are powerful tools to aid in focusing your intention. You don’t need any special type of candle as long as the intention is there. The important part is to remember to never blow out your candle or you blow away your intention right along with it! Make sure to have a candle snuffer (included in our January 2021 Spellwork Box) on hand to put out the flame without undoing your work. Spellbooks While you can always create your own spells, it is always a good idea to have some guidebooks on hand to use as a touchstone or point of reference. We can always benefit from the knowledge of those who came before us and there are a plethora of options out there depending on the kind of magick you’re practicing. We love Spellwork For Self-Care (in the January 2021 Spellwork Box) which contains 40 spells to help guide you on the path to better mental, emotional, spiritual and physical health.  Herbs and Spices  Many spells can be done simply by raiding your spice drawer or garden! Ginger, cinnamon, black pepper and cayenne are just a few examples of everyday spices that can be utilized for magical purposes. And for herbs, check out an in-depth look at which can be used for what in this detailed guide by our very own herb witch. This kit includes all of the herbs and spices you need to start your collection.  Crystals Witches know that these powerful tools are full of life and can impart their healing qualities to humans, plants and animals alike. They can be used to harness your energy and intentions and send them out into the Universe and beyond. Look into which crystals have the properties most applicable to the spellwork you’re engaging in and let them help you manifest change in your life. Leopard Jasper (as seen in our January 2021 Spellwork Box) is a great example as it is a powerful mental, physical and spiritual healer and it’s properties can be used to enhance your spells.   Journal & Pen You’ll want to have a place where you can document your experiences and keep track of any spells you create yourself. Find a beautiful notebook or journal that feels special to you and take time to write in it each time you feel called. Use this  pen with rose quartz (in our January 2021 Spellwork Box ) to fill your words with magick and let the power of the crystals link them directly to your heart and soul.   We hope this guide inspires you to begin or continue to cultivate your spellwork practice. Spellwork is a powerful way to connect to your inner power and effect change in your life. We’ll be here encouraging and supporting you throughout your journey. Always remember that YOU are the magic and these tools are merely there to help you wield it. For more goddess goodies sign up for your own magical box here!

Whether you just unboxed your very first deck or you're a seasoned reader looking to refresh your practice, knowing how to cleanse tarot cards is one of the most important skills you can develop. This guide covers everything — from why it matters to the exact methods that work best, including the easiest ways to cleanse new tarot cards for the first time. Why You Need to Cleanse Your Tarot Cards Think of your tarot deck like a sponge. Every reading, every shuffle, every set of hands that touches your cards leaves an energetic imprint. Over time, that accumulated energy can cloud your readings — making them feel muddy, confusing, or "off." Cleansing your tarot cards clears out that old, stagnant energy so that new, clear messages can come through. It's energetic hygiene for your most sacred tool. Tarot readers and spiritual communities — including thousands of threads across platforms like Reddit's r/tarot — overwhelmingly agree: you don't have to follow strict rules, but cleansing your deck makes a real difference to the quality of your readings. As one experienced reader put it in a popular tarot forum discussion: the important thing is that something shifts when you cleanse — you feel the reset. When Should You Cleanse Your Tarot Deck? Knowing when to cleanse your cards is just as important as knowing how. Here are the key moments: When you get a new deck (especially for the first time). Before your first reading, always cleanse new tarot cards. Your deck has passed through many hands — the artist, the printer, the packaging team, the shop workers, the postal courier. Each person leaves energetic traces. Cleansing a new tarot deck gives you a clean slate and helps you bond with the cards as yours. After someone else has handled your deck. Other people's energy can linger. If a friend pulled cards during a gathering, or if your deck traveled with you, a cleanse is a good reset. When your readings feel unclear or confusing. This is one of the most common signs shared in the tarot community. If your cards feel "loud" with residual energy or keep giving muddled messages, it's time to cleanse your tarot deck. Between readings. Many readers do a quick cleanse before every reading — especially if they're reading for multiple people in one session. It doesn't have to be elaborate; even a simple knock or shuffle can do the trick. With the full moon or new moon. Syncing your cleansing ritual with lunar cycles is a beautiful and powerful option. The full moon is especially popular for releasing old energy, while the new moon supports fresh beginnings. After an emotionally heavy reading. If you've sat with difficult questions or heavy energy, giving your deck some love afterward protects the integrity of future readings. How to Cleanse Tarot Cards for the First Time (What to Know Before You Begin) If you're cleansing tarot cards for the first time, here's the most important thing to understand: intention is everything. Before you begin any method, hold your deck in your hands and set a clear intention. It can be as simple as: "I cleanse these cards of all energy that is not mine. I prepare this deck for clear, accurate, and aligned readings." You don't need a perfectly set altar or rare tools. You just need presence, intention, and one of the methods below. Choose what feels right to you — your intuition is already the most powerful cleansing tool you have. 7 Ways to Cleanse Your Tarot Cards 1. Smoke & Incense Cleansing One of the most beloved and time-honored ways to cleanse tarot cards is with smoke. Burn incense, dried herbs, or a sacred herb bundle and pass your deck slowly through the smoke, allowing it to move across all sides of the cards. Best herbs and incense for cleansing tarot cards: Rosemary — purifying and protective Lavender — ruled by Mercury, supports clear communication and accurate readings Mugwort — deeply intuitive and cleansing Palo santo — infuses positive, uplifting energy Any incense you love — the intention matters most Hold the deck in one hand, move the incense stick with the other, and let the smoke wash away any stagnant energy. You can also use this opportunity to cleanse your reading space at the same time. Bonus: This method also cleanses the room around you — a complete energetic reset. 2. Selenite Crystal Cleansing Selenite is the superstar of the crystal world when it comes to cleansing — it's so powerful that it doesn't even need to be cleansed itself. This makes it one of the most effortless ways to cleanse your tarot deck regularly. How to use selenite to cleanse tarot cards: Place a selenite wand or plate on top of your deck and leave it for at least an hour, or overnight. Alternatively, slowly scan the wand over and around the deck with the intention of clearing any residual energy. For a deeper cleanse, place four selenite sticks in a square around your deck and leave them overnight. Other crystals that work beautifully for cleansing your tarot deck include clear quartz (amplifies and purifies), black tourmaline (absorbs negative energy), smoky quartz (protective and grounding), and amethyst (enhances intuition). Many readers store their deck on a selenite plate between readings to keep the energy consistently clear. 3. The Knock Method This is one of the quickest and most accessible ways to cleanse tarot cards — no tools required. Simply knock firmly on your deck three times with your knuckles, as you would knock on a door. The number three carries deep spiritual significance across many traditions — it symbolizes creation, manifestation, and divinity. Knocking with this intention serves two purposes: it clears out old energy and "wakes up" your deck for a new reading. This is the go-to method for many experienced readers between readings, especially when reading for multiple people in one sitting. It's fast, effective, and entirely powered by your own energy. Reddit users and forum members across tarot communities consistently list this as their most-used everyday cleansing method — simple, reliable, and always available. 4. Sorting & Shuffling Sorting your deck back into its original order is a deeply intentional cleansing method that allows you to connect with each card individually. How to cleanse your tarot deck by sorting: Lay out all cards in order — Major Arcana first (The Fool through The World), then each suit of the Minor Arcana (Wands, Cups, Swords, Pentacles), Ace through King. As you sort, briefly look at each card. This reconnects you with the full story of the deck. Once sorted, shuffle the cards thoroughly with the clear intention of resetting the deck's energy. This method also gives you the chance to check that no cards are missing — something veteran readers occasionally discover mid-practice! Many readers combine sorting with another method for a thorough cleanse. Think of it like washing and then conditioning — both steps together give a deeper result. 5. Sound Cleansing Sound is a powerful and often underrated tool for clearing energy. Musical instruments generate vibrational frequencies that literally shift the energy in a space — and in your deck. Tools you can use for sound cleansing: Singing bowls — place your deck near or inside the bowl as you ring it Bells or chimes — ring gently over and around your deck Rattles — move the rattle around all sides of the deck Tuning forks — hold the resonating fork near your cards The vibrations move through the cards and dislodge any stuck energy, leaving the deck clear and freshly tuned. As an added benefit, sound cleansing also clears you and your space — making it a full-circle energetic reset before a reading. 6. Moonlight Bathing A moonlight bath is one of the most magical and completely effortless ways to cleanse your tarot cards. It requires nothing more than placing your deck near a window (or safely outside) under the light of the moon — ideally a full moon. How to cleanse tarot cards with moonlight: On the night of a full moon (or within a day or two of it), lay your deck on a windowsill or in a clean bowl where it will receive moonlight. Set your intention for the cleanse as you place the cards. Leave overnight and collect in the morning. The full moon is particularly powerful for releasing old energy. The new moon is ideal when you want to set fresh intentions with your deck, especially for a brand new tarot deck you're cleansing for the first time. Avoid leaving cards directly outside in damp or humid conditions — a windowsill works just as well and keeps your deck safe. 7. Visualization & Breath This method is available to you anywhere, anytime, with no tools whatsoever — just your focused mind. Hold your deck in both hands, close your eyes, and take several slow, deep breaths. Visualize a bright white or golden light entering your hands and flowing through the entire deck, sweeping away any lingering energy and leaving the cards clear, bright, and aligned with your highest intentions. Some readers prefer to visualize a running stream of water washing through the cards, a gentle wind blowing through each layer, or any elemental force that feels deeply cleansing to them. You can also simply blow on your deck — a firm, intentional breath directed at the cards, carrying with it your intention to clear and reset. This is a wonderful method to use when you're reading on the go, or when you want a quiet, meditative moment of connection with your deck before beginning. How Often Should You Cleanse Your Tarot Cards? There's no single right answer — and the tarot community agrees on this. Here are the most common approaches: Before every reading: Ideal if you read for others frequently, or if you want the cleanest energetic slate each time. Once a month: Many readers sync this with the full moon as a regular ritual. When it feels off: Trust your intuition. If a reading feels muddy or disconnected, your deck may be asking for a cleanse. With every new deck: Always cleanse new tarot cards before using them for the first time. As experienced tarot practitioners and even skeptics within the community note: the practices around cleansing are deeply personal. Do what feels meaningful and aligned to you. The most important ingredient — in any method — is your clear, focused intention. FAQ: How to Cleanse Tarot Cards Do I really need to cleanse my tarot cards? It's not strictly required, but most readers find that regular cleansing leads to clearer, more accurate readings. Think of it as energetic maintenance for your most-used spiritual tool. How do I cleanse tarot cards for the first time? Start with intention. Hold your new deck, state your intention to clear any energy that isn't yours, then choose one method above — smoke, moonlight, selenite, or even a simple knock on the deck. Sorting through each card one by one is also a beautiful way to bond with a new deck while cleansing it. How do I cleanse new tarot cards without smoke or tools? The knock method, moonlight bathing, visualization, and sorting are all completely tool-free options that work beautifully for cleansing new tarot cards. Can I cleanse tarot cards with salt? Salt is a powerful energetic cleanser, but it carries some risk for your cards. If you choose to use salt, never submerge cards directly in salt — place the deck in a sealed bag inside a container surrounded by salt, and leave it for an hour to overnight. Most readers prefer safer alternatives like selenite or moonlight. How long does it take to cleanse a tarot deck? As little as 30 seconds (a few knocks and a shuffle) or as long as overnight (a moonlight or selenite soak). The depth of the cleanse depends on the method and your intention — not the time spent. Should I cleanse my tarot cards after someone else touches them? Yes. Other people's energy can transfer to your deck. A quick cleanse afterward — even just a knock and shuffle — keeps your deck energetically yours. Choosing Your Cleansing Tools at Goddess Provisions At Goddess Provisions, we carry a curated selection of tools to support your tarot cleansing practice — from selenite wands and incense to singing bowls, crystals, and sacred herb bundles. Whether you're cleansing a tarot deck for the first time or maintaining a longtime practice, the right tools can make the ritual feel truly magical. Explore our Tarot & Oracle Decks, Crystals & Stones, and Candles & Incense collections to find everything you need to build a cleansing ritual that's entirely your own. What's your favorite way to cleanse your tarot cards? We'd love to hear from you in the comments! Share your rituals and let the community inspire each other. Related Reading: Divination Practices to Strengthen Your Intuition How to Work With the Phases of the Moon

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