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Not a deck to teach you something new. A deck to help you remember something true.
Every other deck on the market tells you who to become. The Remembering Deck asks you who you've always been. Each card holds a single question or memory-prompt designed to bypass the "who should I become" mind and drop straight into the part of you that already knows.
No instructions to follow. No steps to complete. Just a question, a breath, and whatever rises.
How it's used: Pull one card a day (or whenever life asks for it). Sit with it for 60 seconds or 20 minutes; there's no wrong amount of time. Journal on it, say it out loud, or just let it sit in your body. That's the whole practice.
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- 44 cards, digital PDF, designed to be used two ways:
- Printed and cut for a physical deck.(suggestion would be to send to a local print shop so they can print and cut for you on cardstock; even laminate. Places such as Staples can even do this for you.)
- Can be used as a "digital pull" — a linked/randomized single-card view on phone, so it feels like a real draw, not a document to scroll (through apps such as randomizer)
- 1 intro/ritual page at the front — sets the tone before the first pull
- 1 closing page — a small ritual for "putting the deck away" between uses
*Delivered as instant download
Not a deck to teach you something new. A deck to help you remember something true.
Every other deck on the market tells you who to become. The Remembering Deck asks you who you've always been. Each card holds a single question or memory-prompt designed to bypass the "who should I become" mind and drop straight into the part of you that already knows.
No instructions to follow. No steps to complete. Just a question, a breath, and whatever rises.
How it's used: Pull one card a day (or whenever life asks for it). Sit with it for 60 seconds or 20 minutes; there's no wrong amount of time. Journal on it, say it out loud, or just let it sit in your body. That's the whole practice.
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- 44 cards, digital PDF, designed to be used two ways:
- Printed and cut for a physical deck.(suggestion would be to send to a local print shop so they can print and cut for you on cardstock; even laminate. Places such as Staples can even do this for you.)
- Can be used as a "digital pull" — a linked/randomized single-card view on phone, so it feels like a real draw, not a document to scroll (through apps such as randomizer)
- 1 intro/ritual page at the front — sets the tone before the first pull
- 1 closing page — a small ritual for "putting the deck away" between uses
*Delivered as instant download