Category: Divination
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Celebrating Samhain
Honoring the Ancestors and the Turning of the Wheel As the autumn colors fade and the nights grow longer, we approach a powerful and ancient time: Samhain (pronounced “Sow-in”). Samhain is a cross-quarter festival, set to fall at about the midpoint between the autumn equinox (Mabon) and the winter solstice…
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Exploring Angels
The blog explores the concept of angels across various spiritual traditions, highlighting their universal role as benevolent guides and messengers. It examines beliefs from Zoroastrianism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and indigenous cultures, emphasizing the comforting presence of these celestial beings. Additionally, it discusses notable authors and angel oracle decks that foster connections…
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Questions Answered
In a recent one-card tarot reading for ‘Fancy Starfish,’ the Knight of Wands was drawn, indicating an upcoming positive change following a challenging period. Accompanied by the Oracle card Tick-Tock, which signifies divine timing, the reading reassures that better times are ahead, emphasizing the importance of embracing new beginnings.
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Ask Me a Question
The author invites readers to submit a question for a one-card tarot or oracle reading, emphasizing their expertise in this field. Questions should be concise and focused on personal insights, avoiding topics like medical, political, or other people’s lives. Selected questions will be answered in a blog post on March…
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The Power of Sigils
The post discusses sigils, symbolic representations of intent that connect the conscious and subconscious mind. It outlines the process of creating and using sigils—defining intent, crafting the symbol, charging it with energy, and then letting it go. Sigils have historical roots in various cultures and remain tools for personal transformation…
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Seeing with the Third Eye
The post discusses the concept of third eye activation, emphasizing its connection to intuition and spiritual growth. It outlines methods like meditation, healthy living, emotional balance, and mindfulness to prepare for this journey. Techniques such as candle gazing, visualization, and connecting with nature are suggested. Patience and intuition are crucial…
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The Tower
The Tower card in tarot symbolizes upheaval and necessary change, often representing the destruction of outdated structures and beliefs. While its appearance can evoke fear, it ultimately signifies liberation, growth, and the revelation of uncomfortable truths. Embracing the changes heralded by the Tower can lead to profound personal transformation.
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The Two of Cups
The Two of Cups in the Rider-Waite Tarot signifies the emergence of deep connections and relationships, often associated with love, partnership, and harmony. It symbolizes mutual respect and shared values, highlighting the potential for growth in new partnerships, whether romantic or platonic, emphasizing the sacredness and reciprocal nature of genuine…
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Your Tarot Card of the Day
The post explores tarot card insights for body, mind, and spirit by providing three cards for you to choose from and then receive the message meant for you from the Tarot at this moment.
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Crafting a Crystal Altar
The guide emphasizes the importance of creating a crystal altar as a means of energetic empowerment and personal connection. It outlines the process of selecting a suitable space, cleansing it, choosing resonant crystals according to intentions, arranging them purposefully, and engaging in meditation and intention-setting to enhance one’s spiritual journey.
Healing Light 