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Column: Spirit Box

By Luke Babb | July 8, 2022

“Where should I put your altar in the new house?” I asked Loki, settling back into the couch as my partner Bat sat with zir headphones on, listening to the random noises that were all ze could hear. “Do you like where it is?”

“People are angry,” he said, stilted, as Bat relayed the message.

“Who’s angry?” I asked, a little alarmed.

“Beatrice.”

“I don’t know a Beatrice,” I said.

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Column: La Dientona, or the Dangers of Skepticism

By Alan U. Dalul | May 15, 2020

Alan D.D. tells the legend of La Dientona, the long-toothed woman, and considers the dangers of being too proud of one’s skepticism.

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Column: Spirit, Can You Hear Me?

By Guest Contributor | April 24, 2020

Sheri Barker shares her experience of self-quarantine – the sensation of becoming a ghost while still living.

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Column: La Sayona, a legend about revenge, treason and motherhood

By Alan U. Dalul | April 17, 2020

Alan D.D. returns with another legend from Venezuela, the story of “La Sayona,” the sack-cloth woman, cursed to wander the earth punishing unfaithful men.

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Columna: La Sayona, una leyenda sobre venganza, traición y maternidad

By Alan U. Dalul | April 17, 2020

Alan D.D. nos describe otra leyenda de Venezuela, la historia de “La Sayona”, la mujer de tela de saco, maldecida para vagar por la tierra castigando a los hombres infieles.

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Tarot of the Week

Deck: This Might Hurt Tarot Deck,by Isabella Rotman, published by STERLING ETHOS, an imprint of Sterling Publishing Co., Inc.

Card: Major Arcana Thirteen (13) – Death

This week, there is apt to be a strong emphasis on letting go of something that no longer serves—be it a career, a belief, an object, or a relationship. The cycles of change are unavoidable, and by working with the energies of change rather than fighting against them, allow space for new and brighter opportunities to present themselves.

In contrast, avoidance or resistance to change is only likely to prolong the inevitable. The more one clings to opposing the incoming changes, the potential for stagnation and greater difficulties are only likely to increase. Refusal to recognize and accept what needs to be released is unlikely to prevent any transitions, but merely postpone the transformation, possibly making it even more difficult.

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