This week, the Moon wanes through the signs of Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, and Leo. Waning Moons are good for clearing things away and making room for other things to flourish. Tuesday and Wednesday will be especially good for that sort of thing, particularly if we’re talking about that overflowing “inbox” of yours.
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This week we have the Moon waxing through the signs of Aquarius and Pisces, before becoming full in Aries on Friday, and dipping into Taurus by the end of the weekend. It’s usually a good idea to start new things during a waxing Moon, but given that Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, and Venus aren’t doing so great, we should probably expect some delays and disruptions.
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This week, Mercury is still moving slowly in Virgo and fresh out of its most recent retrograde. Plan on revisiting those Mercurial topics or situations which ran a little haywire these last few weeks, though this should be the end of those setbacks.
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Mirror scrying is the practice of gazing into a mirror or other reflective surface with the intention of receiving significant messages or images from…somewhere. Different scrying traditions have different takes on what, exactly, is going on. Whichever way you slice it, though, mirror scrying is a time-honored tradition. And black mirrors are more or less
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Please allow me to introduce the newest member of our team: the Extensible System for Occult Testing Enhanced for Research Integration and Collection — E.S.O.T.E.R.I.C.
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Cartomancy is the practice of using cards to perform divination or fortune-telling. Not too long after playing cards came to Europe in the fourteenth century, people were using them to predict the future. This makes sense, once you realize that “randomness” is more or less a modern concept. If you look at the history of
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It’s true that how we look at the world, how we interpret the phenomena we see, and how we interact with that phenomena are all rooted in our own culture, and the perspectives handed down to us. It is also true that we can set aside our preconceptions, take up another perspective, and choose entirely new and different ways of looking, interpreting, and interacting.
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