I Gatti Tarot created by Osvaldo Menegazzi I Gatti tarot is a limited edition, handmade, majors-only deck with twenty-two cards, numbering from Il Matto (the Fool) to 21, Il Mondo (the World). It is a partner, of sorts, to I… Continue Reading →
I have not really posted anything about Judeo-Christian tradition here, not due to any rejection of it; it simply isn’t my personal focus. My relationship with Christianity – more specifically (since that is very much how I have experienced it)… Continue Reading →
I’m terrible at titles. I think coming up with titles is my biggest weakness as a writer. After scrolling through a bunch of – a dozen or so? – possibilities for this post (most of which sounded too new-age or… Continue Reading →
I’ve been sharing a bunch more purely personal posts here in recent months, largely – if not entirely – due to being in a pandemic and feeling the importance of simply offering connection to others. As Halloween was fast approaching,… Continue Reading →
The Witches Moon for October 2020 I was looking forward to seeing what the October Witches Moon Box would hold, especially given the past year we have all experienced. I always feel the entrance into the Halloween – or Samhain… Continue Reading →
The Orphans of Dudleytown Major Arcana Tarot Deck, by Yosiell Lorenzo If you haven’t already seen this Majors-only deck, I’d definitely recommend checking it out now, in time for the Halloween season. It’s a charming, rather cute little deck of… Continue Reading →
Lately I’ve been doing a lot of hiking again. Not exactly the kind of hiking I used to do – haven’t done much over six or eight miles or so recently, and haven’t hiked the highest peak in my area… Continue Reading →
The Lydia Tarot Madam Lydia Wilhelmina’s Tarot of Monsters, the Macabre and Autumn Scenes, deck and companion book by Bethalynne Bajema I first came across Madam Lydia Wilhelmina’s Tarot of Monsters, the Macabre and Autumn Scenes when I was active… Continue Reading →
When this pandemic started here in the northeastern US, when the federal government first set out its guidelines to flatten the curve so early in the year, and when states initiated their own stay at home orders, I (like most… Continue Reading →
It’s been a while since I posted anything here. Because, you know, pandemic. Early on in things I posted a couple of times over at my personal blog, about buying vegetables when it was difficult to get to the store,… Continue Reading →