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The Isis Oracle by Alana Fairchild.

Beautiful and provocative: a review of the Isis Oracle

26 August 2025

An in-depth review of Alana Fairchild’s Isis Oracle, exploring its art, rituals, strengths, limitations, and devotional use in modern practice.

Categories Divination Tags Isis, oracle cards
The Wild Unknown tarot cards.

Simple ways to use tarot for gentle, expanding self-care

25 July 2025

Explore simple and soulful ways to use tarot for self-care, including practical tips, a 5-card spread, and recommended decks to support your wellbeing.

Categories Divination Tags self-care, tarot
A three-card tarot reading.

How to make the most of your tarot reading

15 July 202511 July 2025

A complete guide to getting the most out of your tarot reading: how to find the right reader, prepare meaningful questions, and more expert tips.

Categories Divination Tags tarot
Tarot cards spread out during a reading in Melbourne.

Using tarot to set goals in the New Year

4 January 2025

The New Year is the perfect time for divination, reflection, and setting meaningful goals. Here’s how I used the tarot to create a roadmap for 2025.

Categories Divination Tags holidays
Scene from the Tarot movie.

‘Tarot’ movie review and the truth about tarot

3 June 20242 June 2024

‘Tarot’ is a 2024 horror movie in which friends toy with forces they don’t understand and unleash evil. Again.Here’s a review and the truth about tarot.

Categories Divination Tags movies, tarot
The Magician from the Rider Waite Smith tarot deck.

The beautiful art of the Magician in the tarot

25 May 202424 May 2024

From charlatan and artisan to occult magician, here’s a look at the art of the Magician in the tarot throughout history.

Categories Divination Tags tarot, videos
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