If you're fearful, would you call your Genghis Khan type of an ancestor? If you're veiled in dullness, would you call the Solomon type of grandmothers? I don't think so. What would they teach you about fear, or about the dimwits of the world. Try conjuring the dullest of your ancestors and hear what they have to say about it. Read more
A good magician observes flow, rather than prance about in interventions. Read more
Read cards in the positions of 'up, down, and the unpredictable' if you want to get a sense of how you can experience a thing of beauty beyond the cliché. Read more
What questions can we pose in crass times? Do we go to hot goddesses that are not so hot, or speak a language that's not even ours? Read more
Your persona gets canceled in the social space because cancel culture is upon us. Just causes get mixed up with the rampant righteous and it has grim consequences. How about reading a with all the trumps on the table for it, and then a list of 'meanings.' Read more
What is an occultist as a politician, and how can we curate our blindspots? Read more
Asking the right questions is a virtuous art. But it helps to start with looking at sins first. And then go beyond both, sins and virtues. Read more
How to read your cards for the pointed fingers at you in the social media. Read more
Taking a rest from worries and the world is simpler than you think. Read more
When the world is invested in taking stock of the larger picture for the benefit of all, vanquishing the imbecile leaders and exorcising the hatred that has been disseminated, giving it all you've got as a free and inspired individual is the only saving grace. Read more
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