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"I've only known for ten years that 'No.' is a complete sentence."—Jane Fonda If you consider the Self as a skeleton, and all of the wants, needs, and that which you hold dear to be the skin on your bones and the muscles and sinew that helps us move, you start to have a picture of what it is to be a human. You begin with this plain and simple person. You are happy. You are a combination of your genetics, your soul, and your environment. It's pretty idyllic for a bit, as you start turning into yourself. You read books, you listen to music, you turn like sunflowers to those things that light you up. In short, you build yourself. The problem comes when other people start flinging ...
At the Witchling Academy of Magic, there are classes on astrology, herbology, elemental magic, potions, tarot, divination, and more. When you receive your Witchling Academy Tarot, you will be invited to join Charlie and the Academy students to experience the extraordinary life with magic. Before a Witchling starts in any of their studies, they first go through orientation and cast a spell to enhance their intuition. Being able to tap into your intuition and trust your gut feelings is very important when divining tarot, casting magic, and connecting with your animal familiars or guides. Of course, having a powerful extra sense of knowing and an internal GPS can help you make the right ...
When most people think about tarot, they view the cards as a device to answer questions or tell the future. I get asked to read someone's cards every time I pull a deck from my bag. Did you know tarot can be used for more than just asking questions? You can sprinkle tarot into almost every activity you do in the day. Each of the techniques I suggest here do not have to take up too much time in your life. In fact, I recommend you spend less time when you pull cards. Doing so helps prevent the inner editor from leaking in and telling you how you are doing things wrong and that your interpretations aren't good enough. Time is precious, and simple acts of insight can be as potent as ones ...
One night, during the time I was writing The Mysteries of Isis, I had a dream of the ancient temples. A nighttime celebration was taking place, and I remember walking toward the high pylon gates, hearing music drifting out over the sands; the night was warm and bright with moonlight and hundreds of oil lamps illuminated the temple courtyards. Everyone was mingling together—temple staff and students, local residents, and a few merchants and travelers, all enjoying the music and dancing. The presiding priestess of the temple called everyone';s attention to a divine game about to be presented. She took hundreds of carved scarabs of all different colors and shapes, gathered them ...
