Rusty Cauldron

This incense is lifted from Scott Cunningham's 2Incense, OIls and Brews" and is simply called "Yule". 2 parts Frankincense 2 parts Pine needles or resin 1 part Cedar 1 part Juniper berries I grind up the cedarwood, and the Juniper berries (I use a mechanical grinder, but you can do s...

Hi Hazel, how nice to meet you :) I have used this set: http://www.tarotpassages.com/rune1.htm and whilst I loved trying them, I did struggle a bit. It was an "intuitive exchange" reading on a website I belong to, where we'd agreed not to use the books that come with decks - so I was just...

It was a bit of a "quick grab, bung in the oven" affair, as we've had a lot of driving today - but it was okay, thank you. Okay, cards then - first of all I'd say, what do you want to get out of it? Do you want to try and divine future possibilities? Do you want daily guidance or ideas? W...

Hiya :) No it wasn't all instinctive, although I have always liked cards, playing solitaire, that sort of thing, so I felt comfortable with cards. For the Tarot, I started with a very simple book, and did a course that's avaliabel free on line by Joan Bunnings, might be called "Learn Tarot&quo...

... Can anyone tell me the difference between Tarot and Oracle cards? Hi Tylluan, thanks for the chance to chat about Tarot :) Tarot decks are derived from a continental card game, using a deck with 78 cards, and where some cards "trump" over others, something like 'Bridge' perhaps? So al...

Thanks for posting this Tylluan, it makes interesting reading. As I'm not a xtian, but I am a practising tarot reader, the arguments don't directly apply to me, but I did try to read it with an open mind (after all, it's not my 'problem' so to speak, and so no need for judgementalism). However, with...