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I have always been drawn to the unknown. From a young age I have looked up at the sky and wondered if there's more life than just what we know of here on Earth. At fourteen years of age I picked up Alien Agenda by the late Jim Marrs and as I eagerly read each page, I became more captivated by the concept of extraterrestrials. From there on, I read countless books on the phenomenon and started carrying out my own research on the topic. The hunger to know more and to learn about the possibility of advanced beings sharing the universe with us intensified. There have been many sleepless nights of pondering the possibilities of who we are sharing the universe with and what their intentions ...
Turn not your face; evade me at your peril, For I am your shadow, and the power of the Devil. I have seen experienced Tarot readers and students alike pale at the turning of the 15th Card of the Major Arcana, the Devil. It is a loaded card, filled with misconceptions and misunderstanding. Let's take a moment to peer into the Devil's eyes and see if we can glean inspiration and insight from this seemingly dreadful figure. In many modern decks the name is often changed, an attempt perhaps to alleviate the immense Judeo-Christian baggage associated with the Devil. In truth, we have nothing to fear of this card other than the perpetuation of a state of ignorance and our addiction to ...
Angels are gentle yet powerful divine beings. They are aligned with a higher spiritual intelligence that has unlimited ways to resolve any problem we may face. They are also somewhat rebellious! This can appeal to our sacred rebel nature that recognises when a system isn't working and needs to change in order to become more fair, loving, and healthy. Or when we want to challenge a particular belief that we—or society—have held, such as challenging the idea that you cannot earn an income through doing work that you love, or that you have to suffer and struggle in order to be worthy of love. One of my favourite stories of Archangel Gabriel (with whom you'll connect in the ...
When you think of the Tarot, you probably think of fortune telling. This is not surprising, since divination has been the main function of Tarot cards for more than two hundred years. Only in the late eighteenth century did the symbolism on the cards acquire a higher spiritual meaning and come to be regarded as an important part of the Western esoteric tradition. In spite of its elevation from the mundane to the mysterious, the primary use for the Tarot remains fortunetelling even in the present day. If you examine the books available on the Tarot, most are about divination, with only a handful devoted to the higher meaning of Tarot symbolism. There is another side to the Tarot that is ...
