An example of the kind of feedback I give students.
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MAGIC AS A COIN, A HORSE, AND A WHEEL
I like to talk often about my weariness with causality and the need to explain everything and justify everything according… Read more MAGIC AS A COIN, A HORSE, AND A WHEEL
DO IT TODAY OR TOMORROW?
I like to ask the cards to decide things for me. It’s a sign of the kind of bravery favored by fortune.
WHAT WORKS AND WHAT DOESN’T: THE ART OF REFUTATION
The art of refutation highlights your ability to know what works and what doesn’t.
DOING WHAT YOU DID WHEN YOU WERE TEN
When you step up to owning your childhood dreams, how do you know that the best you can do is also the best in relation to circumstance?
MERRY, MERRY BY THE BOOK
How you distinguish between flat and dynamic readings.
DESIGNING A SPREAD FROM WISDOM BOOKS
If you read a book of wisdom, you can distill its message further and on the basis of your own take on it, create a 3-card spread.
CREATING IN THE DARK
Creating magic in the dark is not a myth. It’s reality of the highest.
THE DEAD IN A BOX
Honoring the dead by creating collage art.
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE SPECIFIC QUESTION
An example of why asking specific questions gets you far.
