@anibasI started working with the Science Tarot deck about a month ago. I have had this deck for a while but mostly used The Rider-Waite deck and the Thoth deck because they are the most Qabalistically sophisticated decks out there until I create my own few (I am keeping my eyes out for the right artists out there.) I was drawn to the Science Tarot because it appeals to my formal science background and my desire in communicating phenomena with science symbolism.
I noticed that a certain set of cards have been popping up a lot more than other cards, this is likely a temporary occurrence. (There are many reasons why that might be the case, and I am not curious enough to correlate the variables.) I read this fun blog post that describes a Tarot spread (similar to the Star Hexagram spread I described here) that can be applied on getting to know your Tarot deck better in the form of an interview.
From the top going clockwise:
The World, Emperor, Death, 6 of Wands, 8 of C ups, The Star, Judgement.
So tell me about yourself. Who are you in relation to me?
Judgement. An instrument of discernment that engages my intuition; to help me gauge Truth from Falsehoods.
How well do you work with Divinity? The raw plane of information?
We can be The First and The Last.
For me, how ideal are you for readings?
Emperor. As ideal as a crystal of a given form.
How good are you with relationships?
Death. We are good at gauging and managing transitions within relationships.
How good are you for matters that pertain to the sphere of Mercury/Hod/Hermes... business, science, communication, etc.?
8 of Cups. We help you make better decisions by catalyzing the expression of your intuition.
What kind of problems can I expect from you?
The Star. Insight! Gnosis! Discernment! Hope in a Golden Age! Being a GIANT magical electron!
A rather puzzling placement to have The Star pop up, but it actually reinforces a reading I got from 
I am a lot more expressive of information when I do readings in person that do not entail me writing anything down. That is the best way to get a reading from me. Second best is a thoughtful and thorough written analysis.
I also plan on writing a lot of books on Tarot, Qabalah mythology and divination someday. I do have have a storehouse of information that can do with being written down. (Also a motivating factor in starting this blog.)
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An excerpt from an email of her description of this piece:
The dark elixir is a combination of father sun and mother intuition...sky...green chlorophyll- The Generative Principle...the bird is your intuition made manifest as it flies from your subconscious to consciousness...you wear the sun hat to filter the powerful sun rays...but you still have sun kisses on your exposed vulnerable skin...so you are warmed and nourished by the sun...you are smilingly happy ... you have an excess of chlorophyll to give the world through your oracular work...
Thorisaz cast over Judgement.
How well do you work with Runes?
Thorisaz. The Rune that particularly corresponds to Thor's Hammer, a tool for building things, breaking down obstacles, and generating lightening (gnosis!). What a magical Rune for probability to cast to this question.
Having already worked with this deck and Runes, they do seem to have a track record of working well together, as shown here and commented upon by the Querent.
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