✨ Lead-in
Before pulling a single card, there’s often a feeling—
Not quite hesitation, but a pause.
A moment when you realize: something sacred is beginning.
I recently tried a ritual I’d heard from someone else.
I adjusted it, followed my own intuition, and it felt surprisingly natural.
So I’m sharing it here, in case it helps you too.
🌿 A Simple Ritual to Begin With
- Wash your hands with clean water.
→ I use spring water from a shrine — it feels like bringing that sacred space into my home. - Say a first greeting to the deck.
→ “I’m happy to meet you. Thank you for coming to me. Now I want to connect with you.”
If your deck includes an opening phrase or blessing, feel free to use that instead. - Open the deck and look at each card one by one.
Some decks suggest pulling a card first without previewing the rest. That’s okay too.
There’s no wrong way—just follow what feels right to you. - Before shuffling, ask these three questions:
- ① What’s my impression on you? What do you see in me?
- ② What are you like? Do you have any characteristics—like a personality?
- ③ What can we do together? What can we accomplish together?
Or I set a method, like: “After I shuffle enough, I’ll take the 7th card from the top.”
The key is intentional presence.
🔮 What My Cards Revealed
For this first ritual, I tried both a tarot deck and an oracle deck.
🌟Tarot:
① Strength & The Lovers —
I saw both divine feminine and masculine energies present, with a serpent in the center.
A guiding force, perhaps. Strength already within me.
② The Tower —
A symbol of awakening through transformation.
Breaking old structures and inviting something new to emerge.
③ The Magician —
This felt like an invitation to real magic—to co-create with intention.
🐉Oracle (Dragon Cards):
① Seiryu (Blue Dragon) —
The guidebook says this dragon is called “Seiryu,” the Blue Dragon.
But it also notes: “Although referred to as a blue dragon, it’s not a bright blue—it’s closer to a greenish blue.”
This really resonated with me, as I’ve always felt a green dragon guiding me.
The card also speaks of the East, new beginnings, fresh starts, and the rising of the sun.
② Hoju & Yameiju (Two Sacred Jewels) —
Symbols of ancient Egyptian wisdom—ankh symbols and pyramids were drawn on the card, and they deeply resonated with me.
These sacred jewels, held in the dragons’ hands, are said to grant any wish—miraculous insights, divine gifts, and the energy of deep transformation.
One offers light in darkness.
The other channels the power to create, to shift, and to bless.
“Yameiju” is known as a guiding star—a thread of light in the midst of confusion.
It’s a hidden treasure, said to rest deep within the dragon’s palace, waiting to be revealed to those who act with sincerity and truth.
“Hoju” is a jewel of boundless creation—capable of calling rain, summoning lightning, or manifesting hidden treasures.
Its brilliance grows brighter when we love ourselves, love others, and live in gratitude for this present moment.
③ Shugyu (Musical Dragon with biwa or veena) —
The dragon in this card is playing a flute, with a stringed instrument—perhaps a biwa or veena—resting behind it.
The background is filled with flowing lines and soft light, evoking a sense of movement, breath, and resonance.
It immediately reminded me of Benzaiten or Saraswati, who embody sacred sound, artistry, and divine expression.
This dragon is known as Shugyu, a small yellow dragon often seen in traditional carvings atop stringed instruments or drums in both Chinese and Japanese cultures.
Historically, it was believed that this dragon could help humans express divine sound—and guide the music to truly reach the listener’s heart.
The card felt like an invitation to heal through sound, express through beauty, and trust the creative rhythms moving within.
🪔 Reflections
This practice helped me feel gently aligned.
The cards didn’t give me fixed answers — they offered recognition.
A mirror of energy already stirring within.
You can try this with any deck—
even one you’ve been using for a while. Or one you revisit with a new question.
The magic often changes with time.
🕊️ Kaha’s Note
Many oracle and tarot decks come with guidebooks—
and when I read them alongside my own intuition,
I often find insights I wouldn’t have noticed otherwise.
Your decks don’t have to be new to start fresh.
And you don’t need certainty to enjoy the process.
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