My SoulCollage®️ trainer Mariabruna has said that making soul collage cards and not using them is like cooking a delicious feast, but not eating a bite!
I recently saw a comment from someone who has made a number of SoulCollage®️ cards. She said she's been so busy caring for others' needs, she had put her cards away - then needed to dig them out again, to be able to use them!
I wonder if she found a way to make room for them again? I wanted to ask her, "Is there a shelf where you could place a bin or basket to hold your cards, so they're out of the way, but also easy to access?"
In SoulSollage®️ Evolving, Seena Frost invites us to 'Have your cards close at hand, not closed up in a box and tucked away. ... Draw one or two cards from your SoulCollage®️ deck each morning and see them as your Neters (guides) for the day. (p 130)
Each person reads their cards for themselves, and we receive answers from within our own souls. Messages are sometimes surprising, often wise, and may challenge us to do better! (Here's a post with a little more on reading our cards)
I live alone, and have mine stacked on an end table - and keep making more cards! So I may need a small bin or basket that can sit on the shelf below! I keep a little 6 ring binder nearby, to record messages from my cards. The suits each have their own section, and I can file them alphabetically.
And I made a couple of little cardstock 'Altars,' so can easily display one or two. ( i find 'Out of sight, out of mind' true for me!)
This daily practice can compliment any you already have. My cards often remind me to get outside, to stretch, to have courage. By not including words, each card's message can be fresh each time - though you may see patterns!
Do you have s favorite daily practice?
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