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Letting Go Cards

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Category: Card Game

Learn to release the past

Letting go is among the hardest of all psychological achievements. We tend to nurse regrets, hold tightly to past wrongs and revisit pain long after doing so has served any purpose.

This set of 52 prompts offers compassionate and thoughtful guidance to help us begin the quiet, necessary work of release: letting go of past relationships, mistakes, grudges and versions of ourselves that no longer serve us.

Whether we are emerging from a breakup, estranged from a loved one or haunted by unresolved guilt, these cards guide us gently toward healing, forgiveness and emotional freedom. They help us create space for what comes next – by first making peace with what has been.

Example cards include:

  • With compassion and humour, complete the sentence: I am an idiot because...
  • What memory hurts more than you normally let on?
  • I no longer want to be angry about...
  • What would you tell your younger self to help them let go of shame?
  • I refuse to spend any more time feeling sad about...
  • Who do you keep seeing who drains you – and whom you could now step away from?
  • My greatest regret around my parents is...

52 cards | 90mm x 65mm

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella ★★★★★

I didn't expect a deck of cards to make me cry on a Tuesday night, but the prompt about nursing old regrets hit a nerve I'd been avoiding for years. My partner and I now pull one card each week and actually talk instead of just rehashing the same argument. It's become our little ritual.

Hazel ★★★★★

The card prompts cut straight to the heart of what I keep circling around mentally. I’ve worked through two rounds of sessions with them and each one has surfaced a specific memory I thought I’d already processed. It’s a simple tool, but it genuinely helps you untangle the past rather than just thin

Thomas U. ★★★★★

I've been holding onto some old grudges longer than I'd like to admit, and these cards have a way of gently prying them loose. The prompts really make you sit with the idea of releasing things rather than just writing about them. I've only gone through a handful so far, but each session has left me