@vampwritergrrl I don't read reversals BUT I kind of keep the essence of what the reversal is about in mind when I read. Like, if I pull 9 of Cups I would warn about over indulgence even if it's upright. If one stray reversal pops up I will respect it but I feel like I get readings that are more clear, and that scare the client less, when they're all upright.

@vampwritergrrl I don't read reverse cards. I find the tarot nuanced enough without the complications of reverse meanings added. Besides, only certain decks seem applicable to reverse meanings, considering the image on the back of the cards could appear upside-down as you shuffle and stack them.

@vampwritergrrl I keep all the cards upright, but I read with the reversal in mind. In other words, the reversal is included within the upright when I look at the cards for a fuller texture and meaning palette to draw from when reading. On the occasion that a card lands on the table in the reverse position, I give the reversed meaning extra emphasis in the reading and seek the means of flipping it by rearranging the energies (and the actions this suggests) present on the table.

@vampwritergrrl yes and no, depends on the deck. I will say when a particular deck keeps throwing all reversed cards that is usually an indication that it needs cleansed and recharged. I will use incense for the cleansing and then put the deck on my altar for a few days to recharge.