When the inner voice is a dimwit

‘Listen to your inner voice,’ they say, and I say, the inner voice is a dimwit, especially when the inner voice is not as inner as we like to think it is.

A reading that slays

A 5-card reading that slays, without mentioning death even though Death is on the table.

Offense, excitement, and a reading about impotence

On taking offense, getting excited, and a case of impotence.

Losing the plot: A 3-card challenge

When you think you lost the plot and the cards say you didn’t.

Things and ideas on a plate

You don’t need lessons in gratitude. What you need is remembrance. Remembrance of how to appreciate the world of things and the world of the people invested in making the things that you either need or desire.

Erotic Dreams

Reading for erotic dreams and the fetish of the book.

Dark duel: Algorab conjunct the Moon against some fancy gossipers

On the poetry of performing black magic on an excellent day, when the stars and the moon aligned just right.

This is how magic works

Yesterday EyeCorner Press and translator Oscar Díaz del Valle mutually agreed on the terms for the translation of my book, Marseille Tarot: Towards the Art of Reading, first published in 2014. This introduction to the Marseille Tarot is special to me, not only because it became a much beloved book by many, but also because

Knowledge and understanding of your own wisdom

Distinguishing between knowledge and understanding of your own wisdom with the cards.

The fear of not knowing what is the case

We don’t fear losing life, as much as we fear losing things, like a job, identity, or our homes. This has consequences for how we think magically.