In this video I’m sharing a stack of new tarot and oracle deck acquisitions—and, honestly, the most important part for me is the “now what?” After I show each deck, I brainstorm how it might actually live inside my practice: what it wants to be used for, what kind of questions it answers well, and whether it feels like a daily-reader, a seasonal companion, or a very specific tool I pull out when the work calls for it. I’m always trying to keep my collection practice-led rather than just accumulation-led, so I’m thinking out loud about function, tone, and the kind of inner/nature-rooted reflection each deck invites. I walk through decks like Sublime Thresholds Tarot, Bloodlands Oracle, Enchanted Forhaxa, Mindscapes Tarot, and several OOP gems (including William Blake editions and Delta Enduring). I also share decks with strong genre or aesthetic lanes—like Horror Tarot and Classic Horror Oracle—alongside heavy-hitters like Mary-El Tarot and Hush Tarot. If you’re building a collection and want ideas for how to integrate new decks thoughtfully, this is basically me modeling that process: noticing what imagery pulls me in, naming what I’d use it for, and mapping each deck to a real habit (journaling, meditation, study, or specific spreads).