Just for the fun of it I shuffled the phoenix new deck order in the regular way for the Tamariz stack. With the difference being so simple I am hoping that there is also a simple way to make the equivalent change when going to new deck order. Where with the Phoenix You after running the 26 cards you put them under the rest of the deck (like in a regular overhand shuffle). With the European after you run the 26 cards you put those cards back on top of the deck. To clearify the difference between getting into the stack from the European new deck order and the Phoenix new deck order. That was a a typo that I didn't catch in my original post.
For both new deck orders it is AK,AK,KA,KA in the European S,H,D,C and in the Phoenix C,D,H,S so they simply mirror each-other. With this I can name the whole deck in order, though I am still working on simply being able to think of a card and its number (without needing to remember the cards near it).Ĭain Thank you for your correction of the new deck order. So far I have just been using rote/blunt memorization. In other words: How do I get from the Tamariz stack to the new deck order used in the Phoenix deck?Īs far as memorization I will look into your recommendation.
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As I stated in my previous post I know how to get into the stack from either of the new deck order, but I prefer the method from the Phoenix deck slightly more and so I would like to be able to get from the Stack to the Phoenix new deck order rather than the other new deck order. The way I have found to get from the stack to new deck order gets me to a new deck order that is a mirror of the Phoenix deck new deck order (do to this being the new deck order that Tamariz was working with). My problem and question is how to get from the Tamariz stack to the Phoenix deck new deck order. I have been to and know how to get into the Tamariz stack from Phoenix new deck order. Also I could make a near identical thread in the Secret Sessions thread if that would be desired by the community. I realize that I did not post this in the secret sessions thread as such I would like to either learn of a source that may have the answer to my search or a PM if someone is willing to share a method. Knowing that the Phoenix deck was intentionally designed with the ability to easily get into Tamariz's Mnemonica stack I am hoping that there also a relatively easy way to get back into the Phoenix deck new deck order from the stack. This would to make it easier and more consistent for me and would allow me to avoid accidentally doing the wrong method of getting into the stack caused by to forgetting which new deck order I started with. As such I am hoping to find a way to go from the stack to the Phoenix new deck order. Getting into the stack from either new deck order is very similar and I know both methods, but I prefer the handling for the Phoenix deck. As such I know I could just run every card in the deck to switch back and fourth between the new deck orders, but I was hoping to avoid that. Phoenix A-K of C, A-K of D, K-A of H, A-K of S Tamariz A-K of S, A-K of H, K-A of D, A-K of C
The difference in the new deck order between Tamariz's new deck order and the Phoenix new deck order is as follows. Thus when going from the stack to new deck order, rather than getting the Phoenix new deck order I end up with Tamariz's new deck order, which I believe is the standard in Spain. But I have not been able to find a way to get back into the new deck order of the Phoenix deck from the stack. Phoenix decks have the ability to easily shuffle into the stack with only minor changes from what is described in Juan Tamariz's book. I have been using Phoenix brand decks have have greatly enjoyed them, but one problem with the Mnemonic stack's ability to go to and from new deck order is that the Phoenix decks have a different new deck order. I have yet to actually buy a book on memorized decks, but I will probably go with Mnemonica because I decided to learn that stack. I recently decided to learn a memorized deck and decided to go with Tamariz's Mnemonica, primarily due to the ability go to and from Stay Stacks and New Deck Order.
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