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Never Assign a Yes or No Value to Tarot Cards... Ever

You want to know if you will enjoy your new job. You pull The Devil card. Many will tell you that is a no, because The Devil is a bad card.

But The Devil represents deep passion. Aren’t the happiest employees the ones who are deeply passionate about their job?

You want to know if your health will improve. You pull the Death card. Many will say that is a no, because Death is a scary card.

But Death represents absolute transformation. So if your health is in a terrible state, Death means it will transition to a pleasant one.

You want to know if your husband will be faithful to you. You pull the Three of Cups. Many will tell you that is a yes, because the Three of Cups is a card of happiness.

But there are three people in the Three of Cups. Having an extra person in a marriage isn’t exactly a sign of faithfulness, is it?

No card in tarot is designed to be condemned as a yes or a no. Any card can be a yes, just as any card can be a no. It depends on every individual question and the intricacies of a situation.

Shortcuts will not make you wise. More often than not, they are dead-ends in disguise.

not sure if this is of any use to anyone, but I've found that I like to draw sigils with pencil (mostly the one I use to dedicate schoolwork to Athena) and smudge it into the paper with my finger as a way to "activate" it! I don't have access to fire and I can't really be open about my practice, so maybe this could help others who are the same? it also prevents the sigil from being seen if you smudge it enough!

Cleansing Dry Herb Bath

One of my favorite ways to cleanse small objects is to submerge them in an herb bath and leave them overnight. 

Ingredients: 

Dried lavender buds

Dried lemon peels

Dried lime peels

Dried peppermint

Dried sage / thyme / or rosemary 

Sandalwood incense ash

Sea Salt

Instructions: 

Combine ingredients - you may grind them up or leave as is 

Add to small bowl, plate, or dish 

Bury the item you wish to cleanse in this mixture

Leave overnight

Retrieve the item the next day

me, making every character I like asexual

Never Assign a Yes or No Value to Tarot Cards... Ever

You want to know if you will enjoy your new job. You pull The Devil card. Many will tell you that is a no, because The Devil is a bad card.

But The Devil represents deep passion. Aren’t the happiest employees the ones who are deeply passionate about their job?

You want to know if your health will improve. You pull the Death card. Many will say that is a no, because Death is a scary card.

But Death represents absolute transformation. So if your health is in a terrible state, Death means it will transition to a pleasant one.

You want to know if your husband will be faithful to you. You pull the Three of Cups. Many will tell you that is a yes, because the Three of Cups is a card of happiness.

But there are three people in the Three of Cups. Having an extra person in a marriage isn’t exactly a sign of faithfulness, is it?

No card in tarot is designed to be condemned as a yes or a no. Any card can be a yes, just as any card can be a no. It depends on every individual question and the intricacies of a situation.

Shortcuts will not make you wise. More often than not, they are dead-ends in disguise.

In a nutshell

Peaceful Dreams Jar Spell

Gather: an amethyst crystal, salt, a rose petal, lavender, purple string, and a small jar

Bless the salt, rose petal, and lavender with the charged amethyst and chant “peaceful dreams, peaceful sleep, please watch over me”

place ingredients in jar, tie the purple string around the top, and seal with a kiss

to recharge, place in a moonlit winder or repeat the chant as many times as you would like