Where in my home should I charge my crys

The cards say the place matters less than whether the spot is one you'd actually look at — a window you stand at, not a cupboard that keeps the stones "safe".

Past is Queen of Swords reversed: the earlier attempts were run from the head — the method checked, the rules right, the stone handled correctly. Present is Eight of Swords upright: the crystals are currently stored in a spot defined by restriction rather than intention, a shelf or box, chosen because it's out of the way and not because you wanted light there. Two swords against one cup means air is doing most of the talking in this arrangement: the question has been thought about more than felt.

Future is Ace of Cups reversed — and it's conditional, not a warning. If the spot is one where moonlight actually lands and you pass it daily, that reversed ace tends to turn: the water in the stone gets offered rather than withheld. If the only available spot is a dark interior shelf, the same card says the placement simply won't do that work for you, and the stone stays formally cleaned and emotionally uncharged.

So: there isn't a magic corner here. There's the sill your eye already returns to, versus the cupboard that's merely quiet.

One step tonight, before dark: walk your home with a single crystal in your hand and stand where the moon actually falls — check the sill, the floor near the glass — and set it down where you find yourself pausing.