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Cards from Tarot of the Divine

Different Ways to Use Tarot Cards

This post explores various ways to use tarot cards, including divination, using spreads, combining with oracle cards, as a tool for inspiration and meditation, as well as for decoration or as a piece of altar or art. It also provides some popular tarot spreads, such as the Celtic Cross spread and the Three-Card spread and suggests ways to use tarot cards in combination with oracle cards to gain more specific insights or guidance. Finally, the post highlights how tarot cards can be a great source of inspiration for writers and artists.

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Drawing a sigil

Crafting Intent: The Art and Practice of Sigil Magic

This post explains the process of creating a sigil for sigil magic, which involves choosing a sigil type, crafting the sigil, and charging the sigil. It also describes the three types of sigils, including destructible, temporary, and permanent. The post provides step-by-step instructions for creating a destructible sigil, which involves defining the intention, removing vowels and repeating letters, and designing an abstract symbol. Finally, the sigil is charged with energy and can be used for various purposes.

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fractal, flame, light

What is Chaos Magic?

Chaos magic is a modern and highly individualistic form of magic that focuses on achieving results rather than adhering to any specific tradition or set of beliefs. Its core concepts include the power of belief, simplicity in form, and the idea that reality is malleable and can be shaped through intention and willpower. Chaos magic's origins can be traced back to the 1970s, and it has evolved and diversified throughout the years. The influence of chaos magic can be seen in various aspects of popular culture.

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Dark Reflections

Dark Reflections Tarot

The Dark Reflections Tarot Deck is a unique deck that focuses on shadow work. It is designed by Esra Dagtekin Mirt. The deck has 78 cards, including 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana cards divided into four suits, and a guidebook. The cards are made of high-quality art paper with stunning printing on both sides and have a holographic gilded edge. The deck features reversed aspects of tarot, with stunning artwork that follows the Waite-Smith symbology. The guidebook contains dedicated information pages for each card, with shadow traits, growth opportunities, and questions to ask. Although the guidebook could have more information about shadow work, the deck is perfect for those drawn to exploring the depths of their psyche.

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Children of Litha

The Children of Litha

The Children of Litha tarot deck is a richly illustrated deck by Xia Hunt. It features mythological creatures and nature-based symbolism. The deck consists of 78 cards made with 350gsm cardstock and has a matte finish. The Major Arcana cards depict hybrids of animals and humans, while the Minor Arcana is divided into aces, court cards, and numbered cards. The deck comes with a comprehensive guidebook containing a detailed explanation of how the theme of the cards was designed and how the cards should be interpreted. The guidebook also includes a couple of spreads that can help you get started with the deck. Overall, the deck is of high quality, and the guidebook is one of the good ones.

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