I have old objects with a heavy history.

I don't have a cleansing ritual to give you — this deck reads situations, it doesn't carry house blessing or clearing instructions, and I won't improvise one out of card meanings.

What I can do, if you want it: a short draw on the objects themselves — whether to keep, repair, sell, or pass them on — read as a question about what you're holding, not a magic fix. Say the word and I'll pull three cards.

What usually helps with heavy-history objects, without any ritual attached: wash them if they're washable, get them out of the room where you first received them or where the loss happened, and decide one at a time rather than in a batch — the ones you keep become ordinary objects again through use, and the ones you can't stop thinking about are the ones to move on. Donation or repair beats a disposal decision you can't finish.

One question before I draw, if that's the path: what happened with them — an inheritance, a breakup, a death? The spread sits differently depending on whether the weight is grief or anger.