If you want to feel into the energy of The Sun card, buy/grow some sunflowers. There's something so life affirming about them.
Klara
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The idea that Saturn exalts in Libra, a domicile of Venus, can seem discordant, but I think looking back to the early Babylonian representation of Saturn as the storm god Ninurta helps explain their compatibility. 🧵
The idea that Saturn exalts in Libra, a domicile of Venus, can seem discordant, but I think looking back to the early Babylonian representation of Saturn as the storm god Ninurta helps explain their compatibility. 🧵
Mage of Knowledge by Breton, from a collection of Surrealist Tarot images.
Hard to see in this photo, but I love how the iridescent colors in this carpenter bee's wings are the same as the flowers. Nature rhyming.
If you want to build an enchanted and unique garden, make fragrance your centerpiece so that there is always something lovely to smell. Scent creates an evocative texture and plants that smell nice usually look nice, too.
The more I engage in group dream work the more I am convinced that we are constantly communicating with others (both human and non-human)- family, friends, strangers - in the dreamworld.
I have a new free blog up! I'm always fascinated by the way people continue to use old pagan like practices or make folk magic even in the face of Christianity. So this week I'm exploring folk magic for Easter. #WitchSky goldenwebmysteryschool.com/witchcraft-m...
Easter Folk Magic and the Old Ways That Still Remain — Golden Web Mystery School
Is Easter pagan? Explore the folk magic, spring rituals, and seasonal practices that continued beneath the surface of the holiday, and how old ways still shape modern traditions.
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Yes, a consent option would be nice. Or the ability to leave a list, like how you can remove yourself from a quote post.
Shawn, Owner of Lailokens Awen@lailokensawen.bsky.social · 4mo agoThe whole list thing was such a bad idea. Either get rid of them, or require permission to be added to lists.
Artificial intelligence has completely ruined the word generative.
This is how you start the weekend.
GorgonGoddess_The🐍@avngmedusa.bsky.social · 4mo agogonna let water wash inspiration over my body while working words into a lather in hopes their fragrance soaks into my skin loosely dancing in and out of my aura throughout the day dropping poetry behind me in every footprint i press into the earth
I've been reading Tarot for almost 26 years now. It's been my longest running interest because I am constantly learning new things from this craft.
I have been known to purchase glass bottled beverages solely to acquire the bottle.
I've developed a little obsession with travelling matchbox altars. (And they fit perfectly into the antique matchbox holders I've collected over the years.)
The 6s bring mediation, an intervention that leads to harmony. After the resistance of the 5s, the 6s offer a resting point where support gathers round to move us forward. 6 of Swords: mediation of thoughts Pents: mediation of resources Cups: mediation of emotions Wands: mediation of actions
Klara@themoonunfolded.bsky.social · 7mo agoIn Tarot the Fives teach us about holding more than one possibility at the same time. You don’t have to make a choice yet; the invitation is to accept that there are choices and to gently make space for them. 5 of… Swords: invitation to hold another perspective,
I've never had success growing poppies and yet here I am buying seeds and hoping this year will be different 🤞
I often talk about this with clients in relation to the Queen of Cups and tending to an inner temple.
Klara@themoonunfolded.bsky.social · 5mo agoIntuition is such a great word because it can be traced via Latin to the word 'contemplate,' a derivative of templum, "space of sky or land delimited orally by an augur, sacred precinct, building consecrated to a deity."
Intuition is such a great word because it can be traced via Latin to the word 'contemplate,' a derivative of templum, "space of sky or land delimited orally by an augur, sacred precinct, building consecrated to a deity."