I pick a card a day as my mirror, as my ally, as my insight, my message for the day, and take action on it. In the Voyager deck, it's a bunch of rocks and stones. So today is just laying back and doing the kind of mundane work which we all have to do. The dull business has already happened. The other thing about Voyager, let me just say, and one of the bad raps about Tarot in general, is that it can be seen as very negative.
People can use it very abusively.
There's people being stabbed with swords and all of that. Instead of kings and queens and knights, it's the human family of mother and father and child, grandmother, grandfather. It's really to be used positively. Voyager is a very positive philosophy and psychology. I'm sitting here trying to figure out which card in the traditional Tarot corresponds to dullness.