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 == Composition of deck when reading == == Composition of deck when reading ==
  
-135 cards can be a lot when shuffling and dealing.  It is acceptable to use a partial deck when reading.  I have had success by using only Three suits based on the question being asked. This will create a deck of 81 cards. Some examples might be:+135 cards can be a lot when shuffling and laying out.  It is acceptable to use a partial deck when reading, even encouraged.  I have had success by using only Three suits based on the question being asked. This will create a deck of 81 cards. Some examples might be:
   *Should I stay with my partner?  Blue, Red, Purple or Blue, Yellow, Purple   *Should I stay with my partner?  Blue, Red, Purple or Blue, Yellow, Purple
   *How can I create more abundance in my life?  Green, Red, Purple   *How can I create more abundance in my life?  Green, Red, Purple
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 == Layouts == == Layouts ==
  
-A layout is how the cards are laid on the table.  Each layout has designated spaces that conform to a specific idea or subject area of the reading.  The conjunction of the card and the layout space create meaning.  For example, many layouts have a space designated "Root" as in "root of the issue".  The card you lay in the Root space gives you an idea of what might be the "root cause" of the issue or question at hand.  +A layout is how the cards are laid on the table.  Each layout has designated spaces that conform to a specific idea or subject area of the reading.  The conjunction of the card and the layout space create meaning.  For example, many layouts have a space designated "Root" as in "root of the issue".  The card laid in the Root space gives you an idea of what might be the "root cause" of the issue or question at hand.  
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 The word "Querent" refers to the person who is the subject of the reading, as in "the person making the query." The word "Querent" refers to the person who is the subject of the reading, as in "the person making the query."
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 +What deck configurations or layouts have worked well for you? 
 +~~DISCUSSION~~
  
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