I've never heard it called that Bravo, so I'm not sure what it is you're asking.
Attuning to your cards is simple enough however.
All you have to do is play with them. Don't make a big song and dance out of it, just when you're sitting watching the telly or doing nothing in particular just handle the cards.
Every now and then take one out and look at it.
As you look take note of ehat you think and feel. Does it feel a 'good' or 'bad' card?
Can the image relate to an event in your life?
Does it make you think of anything in particular?
Does it make you feel happy, sad, depressed, joyful, indifferent?
Next, look at the card again and see what's going on. This is why it's always better to learn with the Ryder/Waite deck because there is a story behind each card.
I wonder sometimes how people ever learn with blander decks. In some decks the seven of swords, for example, is just a picture of seven swords.
Try and make a story from the picture you see. Make it as detailed as you like.
Do the people in the picture have names? Are they related? What were the events that led up to the picture you now see?
It can help to keep a notebook of all these things. The things you come up with at this stage may seem like imaginary tosh at the moment but believe me, that notebook will be worth it's weight in gold to you in years to come.
Just handle your cards. Get used to touching them. Create a link between you and them.
The stronger the bond you create with them now the better they will serve you in time to come.
Not touched it for a while David, am busier than a busy thing on national busy week atm mate but remind me at Christmas time I should have some free time then _________________
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