In this Dissecting My Tarot Practice entry, I’m looking at my deck purchases like a paper trail of who I’ve been—and who I’m becoming. I walk through a bunch of decks I’ve collected over the years (from the Greenwitch Tarot and Southern Botanic Oracle to the Tabula Mundi and Tarot of Vampyres) and reflect on what each one says about my interests at the time: the places I was living, the kinds of stories I was hungry for, and the spiritual “season” I was in. What I’m really getting at is that buying decks isn’t just “shopping” for me—it’s a record of my evolving practice. Sometimes I’m drawn to nature-rooted imagery and botanical language; other times I’m chasing poetry, myth, regional history, or a very specific mood. I also talk about how my curiosity shifts over time, and how it’s okay for your collection to reflect experimentation, identity changes, and new layers of self-knowledge. If you’ve ever wondered why you keep gravitating toward certain themes (or why your taste has changed), this video is an invitation to treat your collection like a reflection tool—not a measure of how “serious” you are.