Arts & Culture
Deck Review: The Oracle of Forgotten Witches
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Alan U. Dalul reviews the new oracle deck by Balázs Tátrai and Lilla Bölecz from Watkins Publishing, following up on their previous work, The Book of Forgotten Witches.
Paganism
Cardcaptor Sakura and Teaching Magic to the Children
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“This is a deck that brings a lot of innocence and simplicity to the readings I use it for,” says Alan U. Dalul, “not as much as if an elementary school girl was telling me what to do, but more through a connection to my own inner child.”
Arts & Culture
Review: Divine Masculine Healing Oracle
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Alan U. Dalul reviews Christabel Jessica and Cecilia G.F.’s oracle deck, which focuses on masculine divinities from a variety of mythologies and traditions.
Living
Repeating Justice
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I don’t know the likelihood that a specific tarot card would show up in five readings that I gave myself from different decks. I’d guess that the answer is “slim.” How do I explain it, then, when the same card appears for me in a dozen readings, from a dozen different hands?
Living
Ready, Set, Goth! – My first Witches’ Market in a new country
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Alan U. Dalul hears about a local curiosities market in his city, and hesitates at the idea of signing up to vendor as a tarot reader and sigil creator. But despite his anxiety, he finds himself practicing magic in a whole new way – and with a whole new community.