“Sorcerous Poetics”
I originally began writing this as an exploration of historiolae and their narratives within a Cyprianic context. To be sure, … Continue Reading “Sorcerous Poetics”
I originally began writing this as an exploration of historiolae and their narratives within a Cyprianic context. To be sure, … Continue Reading “Sorcerous Poetics”
We begin in a hall like a cathedral full of echoes, enclosed by high stone walls. There is a cup, a breath disturbs the waters of this upraised cup, prayers are intoned. Within all is holy. Beyond, a sword stabs … Continue Reading The Oracular Incantation
The eve of St. John the Baptist is here and for me the actual eve, the night, of this day … Continue Reading Tarot dreams, or dreaming with tarot
It’s day number I’m not sure when everything closed down, I’ve always worked from home but now it’s with my … Continue Reading Of shadows and corners
Every morning I wake up and after the usual teeth brushing, and coffee drinking routine, I walk into the Room, … Continue Reading Sensuous Bodies
In the beginning of the month I mentioned that I would be adding a limited reading option to my offerings, today is the day I do so. What I want to do here is share a little bit on how … Continue Reading The year ahead…
I have been painting lately, or rather drawing. The hiatus I took between October and now led me down a … Continue Reading Seeing what there is to see
It is that time of the year again, September, the month I like to focus on St. Cyprian and St. … Continue Reading Expanding on crossed cartomancy
I originally began writing this as an exploration of historiolae and their narratives within a Cyprianic context. To be sure, … Continue Reading “Sorcerous Poetics”
We begin in a hall like a cathedral full of echoes, enclosed by high stone walls. There is a cup, a breath disturbs the waters of this upraised cup, prayers are intoned. Within all is holy. Beyond, a sword stabs … Continue Reading The Oracular Incantation
I’m quoting myself in the title, it’s from my lyrical exploration of the tarot trumps, or majors. June and July have flown by, maybe it’s more like a rumble, they’ve rumbled by. Now we’re in August and I’m thinking about … Continue Reading “When outside forces impose”
An Ukiyo-e Lenormand by Robert M. Place is beautiful. It comes in a red cloth two part box that slides … Continue Reading An Ukiyo-e Lenormand: A review
This closing month has felt like an overwhelming roller coaster, both in wider culture/society and within my small circle. I … Continue Reading Monthly endnotes: June 2020
The eve of St. John the Baptist is here and for me the actual eve, the night, of this day … Continue Reading Tarot dreams, or dreaming with tarot
In an interview with Sam Block from The Digital Ambler in the Glitch Bottle podcast, he said something about divination … Continue Reading Telling Fortunes in Times of…
I live on an island in the Caribbean as I’m sure some of you may already know or be aware of. This island is sort of an indentured part of the US. All this going on in the States is … Continue Reading La obra de caridad
I am heartbroken about so many things both little and big, close and far. That we, as in my son, … Continue Reading A litany of sorrows and a song of hope
Some days ago, I was catching up with friends in these isolated times, and reading on how others are managing … Continue Reading Saint Justina: a candle in the dark
For the month of May I’m going to come at the augury from a different angle. Instead of a general … Continue Reading On the negotiating table
When I see the pips, the elements do not come first, instead, as I mentioned in the opening of this … Continue Reading The Suits In Their Element
It’s day number I’m not sure when everything closed down, I’ve always worked from home but now it’s with my … Continue Reading Of shadows and corners