Tag: tarot

  • How Does Divination Work?

    How Does Divination Work?

    I pulled three ogham out of the leather pouch and laid them, one by one, onto the surface of my shrine. This divination would be the omen for all of the Solitary Druid Fellowship, a broad swatch of Pagandom that joined one another in a shared practice for the first time on the Winter Solstice. […]

  • Remembering to Remember

    We don’t know how to relate to one another. This became evident by the end of my first day of tarot readings at Isis Books. We don’t really know how to be in relationships, which is interesting to me because we are in relationships. Our lives are chalk-full of relationships. Yet, somehow, they remain a great mystery […]

  • Awaking Me Loudly: Seduced By the Tarot

    Awaking Me Loudly: Seduced By the Tarot

    Transformation is a slow process, and challenging to describe. Best to be on the lookout for that initial spark of change, and then follow it wherever it leads you. The Chariot: The pursuit of the Divine is a series of sublimations; a refinement of the base; lead to gold. – March 29th, 2009 The tarot […]

  • A Weiser Win, and a Welcome To New Readers

    This morning I received a sweet note in my Facebook inbox from “Ankhie”, the Weiser Books web guru. She wrote to inform me that my post, “In the beginning, there was Weiser…” was selected as the winner of the Weiser Books 100th Blog Post Challenge.

  • On Meditation and Devotion: Weeks 7, 8, and 9

    I think it is time for me to return to the DP material and search out techniques to control my mind. It’s time to bring more mental discipline into my practice.

  • A Response to “Omens and Tarot”

    This post is a response to the blog post “Omens and Tarot”, posted yesterday on Grey Wren’s Flight (http://greywren.wordpress.com)

  • The Kindred Speak Through the Tarot

    I don’t normally share the details of my daily meditation outside of one of my weekly recaps. But today, I’m making an exception.

  • On Meditation and Devotion: Week 4

    The second in a series of posts that serve to summarize my daily experiences during meditation and devotional rituals.

  • Turning Over A Good Omen

    I started a new creative project today. It’s one I’ve been preparing for since November of last year, and one that will influence much of what is to come throughout the rest of the Winter. It’s kind of a big deal. I decided that it would be right and good to make special requests to […]