The interviewer: A magpie deck representing the color White The interviewee: Kai Belcher-Ross, Spiritual Advisor and Priest. Kai is a spirit worker and priest of An Mórrigan that has been practicing paganism and polytheism for over a decade. They have studied various magical traditions and mainly focus on Fairy Witchcraft
I often get the feeling that my divination tools have things to say to the world...or things to ask the world. This project is about some of these tools: my color dice set and my color themed magpie decks, including the 2000+ card magpie deck known to the public
Once your interpretation is as complete as it's going to be for now, you can reverse any steps you took to ritually prepare and protect yourself. Make sure all of your charms get put back in the right place. If this was a reading for someone else, you
Interpretation begins after I've removed the charms that won't be interpreted - see the previous post for information about that. The first question is where the hell to start. For me, it depends. I look at the position of the meeple representing the querent and I
The name of this painting came to me when I was applying the glitter and liveskeeting my anxiety over the amount of mess it made. It looks better in person, with the glitter sparkling, but I'm fairly happy with how it photographs, too. I guesstimated the proportions for
I finished this painting last weekend. I chose to make her grey because of my cat Paw Revere, and because Egyptian Maus are frequently grey. I promise the rest of the charm casting posts are coming, but maybe not very soon - I have some stuff coming up.
This is one I wanted to do for months and finally decided to paint this month because I celebrated Artio Rising at the beginning of it. (This is a holiday described briefly in the Pagan Portals book on Artio and Artaois; there's also a holiday in the fall
I taught an ATC class for a few friends this weekend and made two sets of my own: The Michigan cards have cherries (famous product of Traverse City), deer (state game animal), cherry blossoms (state floser), and robins (state bird) along with pieces of an outdated Michigan map. I realized
Once you've made your preparations, the next step is to select the charms for the reading. You can: * Deliberately pick charms with meanings that are useful for the question or subject * Randomly select a certain amount of charms * Have your querent randomly select a certain amount of charms
Apologies for the delay - I was planning to combine this part with performing a reading, the performing section is getting an overhaul from my old class notes, and it was a big enough undertaking that I didn't feel I had the spoons. But I don't