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Ancient heirloom art from deceased relatives

By Liz Williams | September 23, 2020

Research reveals that the remains of dead relatives were modified into jewelry and musical instruments by ancient Britons.

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Tarot of the Week

Tarot of the Week

Deck: Le Tarot de Marseille-Waite, by Barbara Moore, illustrated by Jonathan Hunt, published by Llewellyn Publications.

Card: Cavalier of Coupes (Knight of Cups)

The week ahead is apt to highlight the ability to not only understand what is being felt emotionally, but to be the embodiment of expression that is creative, caring, intuitive, and kind. While there are also likely to be elements of idealistic dreaming of the future, it may be underlined by the ability to defend personal worth and a true representation of the values held.

In contrast, making important decisions based on what is felt rather than facts and reality are liable to result in disillusionment. There may also be the tendency to be confused or uncertain when it comes to which values are held or supported.

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