Posts about different kinds of divination
Today’s reading is done with the Dusk II Onyx tarot. It seemed very appropriate for today. First let me say how much I love this deck. The artwork is evocative and quite different from your standard tarot deck. It’s hard to read in the dark – the cards themselves are pretty dark, but there is … Read more
I’ve been exploring with graphic design on my iPad and came up with these reference cards for Runes and Ogham. You are welcome to use them for personal use only. I invite you to share the link to this post with others if they’re interested in getting the cards. The original images are sized for … Read more
This week I choose to use the Ogham as I’ve been working with it for my daily readings The Ogham are:Negtal (three diagonal lines) which talks about transformation and action that moves us forward. Straif (four diagonal lines) talks about hard choices and the need to do something even when we don’t like any of … Read more
This continues from the last reading to remind us that we should not let ourselves get mired in the ick that is the pandemic.
Today, I got a new set of Rune cards from MailoniKat and they are so awesome that I was inspired to do a reading The deck includes a bag and a sheet that includes the meanings of the runs in context of the images. The way I interpret this rune is that we can still … Read more
Question: What do I need to know for the next month?
It’s time to move from indecision to action. Pick something from all the things you want to do or create and charge forward – but first form a plan. Be willing to lighten your hold on material outcomes and let the creative and spiritual projects happen.
A few months ago, I started to get Hagalaz a lot in my (roughly) daily divination. I usually see similar runes often, but rarely do I see the same rune quite so often. I would have been easier to list the days that I didn’t get Hagalaz than those where I did. Hagalaz is not … Read more
One morning, not that long ago, I drew Pertho for my morning divination. Pertho is a bit of a loaded rune. It’s often called the loot cup or the dice cup, and can be considered a rune of luck. But, for me, there is so much more. There is a side of Pertho that is about … Read more