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**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · 12h

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 14 April 2025
25. Germinal honoring the Pigeon, St. Maximón, St. Lidwina, Mounyhkia*, Vaisakhi, Leonardo da Vinci b. 1452 #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Platinum Prefonte - dark emerald, M
#ink #ink Colorverse NGC 224
#tarot or #OracleDeck Southern Botanic Oracle #CardOfTheDay Fairy Lily • Zephyranthes - mischief • sabotage

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “Following the Spanish Conquest of what is now Guatemala, Roman Catholic missionaries forcibly replaced the images of indigenous Mayan deities with those of Christian saints. When they encountered the primordial deity Maam, whose name may be translated as “Grandfather” or “Ancient One,” they attempted to replace him with Saint Simon. Their plan backfired. Instead of the Mayan god fading discreetly into the identity of the saint, Maximón, as he became known, took on a whole new life and personality of his own: defiant, disobedient, sometimes profane, but always extremely powerful. In response, the Church attempted to backtrack, trying to syncretize him with the despised Judas Iscariot or even with Satan, but it was too late. Attempts to vilify Maximón served only to enhance his outlaw image and make his devotees adore him even more. Instead of merging with an official saint, Maximón has emerged as one of the most beloved, versatile, and powerful unofficial saints.” — Judika Illes, Encyclopedia of Mystics, Saints, and Sages (2011). Below the text is a card with a field of star-shaped white lilies interspersed with twinkling fairy light, a dark green fountain pen, and a swatch showing a pine green ink.

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · 1d

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

MorningPages 13 April 2025
24. Germinal honoring Arugula, Ides, First Confession of Isabel Gowdie 1662, Fig Sunday* #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Pilot kakuno - clear blue, F
#ink #ink Pilot tsuki-yo
#tarot or #OracleDeck Secret Pocket Oracle Deluxe (Seance) #CardOfTheDay 32 Ladder - high achievement, overstepping obstacles

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “The four confessions given by Isobel Gowdie in Auldearn, Nairnshire in 1662 are consistently cited as the most extraordinary on record in Scotland. In remarkable detail and with inimitable style they cover a diverse range of folkloric and demonological subject matter, from stereotypical pacts with the Devil to feasting under hills with the fairy king and queen. Arguably the most striking of all the passages in the confessions are those depicting elf-arrow shooting. In her first confession, Isobel claims that she and the other members of her coven: ‘vold flie away q[uhe]r ve vold be ewin as strawes wold flie wpon an hie way, we will flie lyk strawes q[uhe]n we pleas wild strawes and corne strawes wilbe hors to ws q[uhe]n ve put th[e]m betwixt owr foot, and say hors and hattok in the divellis nam, and q[uhe]n any sies thes strawes in whirlewind, and doe not sanctifie them selves, they we mey shoot them dead at our pleasur...’ Having established her power to shoot and kill people, Isobel then provides a grim roll-call of the arrow-slain.” — Emma Wibly, “Ch. 8 ‘We mey shoot them dead at our pleasur’: Isobel Gowdie, Elf Arrows and Dark Shamanism,” Scottish Witches and Witchhunters 2013. Below the text a blue fountain pen lies across the page. Below it is a blue on blue card with a simple ladder drawing and a swatch showing a deep green-cast blue ink.

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · 2d

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 12 April 2025
23. Germinal honoring the Horse Chestnut, Yuri’s Night, Ceralia begins, Passover begins*, Libations to Artemis #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Lamy AL-Star - purple, EF
#ink #ink Monteverde Smoke Noir
#tarot or #OracleDeck The Southern Gothic Oracle #CardOfTheDay 13 Nest of Wasps - teamwork, order

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “Goddess of the Resistance, mother of many shapes,/ From your womb swam forth both gods and we naked apes./ You searched the world, wide-wandering, until, at the very last/ You came to Eleusis, and there broke your terrible fast./ Where the dead descend, where only dust can dwell,/ In the name of grand Persephone, you walked the road to hell,/ for the Son of the Threshing House brought you the news,/ Of the goings-on in the secret bed of Chthonian Zeus./ The informant was Euboleus, the holiest Good Guide,/ Whom you gave to us humans, our needs to provide./ We beg you great goddess, queen of golden grain,/ Come, gracious one, sanctify your mystics again.” — Sara L. Mastros, translator, Orphic Hymns Grimoire 2022. Below the text is a card with artwork of a wasps nest with striped wasps, an uncapped purple fountain, and a swatch showing a medium gray standard ink.

**Elisabeth Alba** @albaillustration@socel.net · 2d

Elisabeth Alba @albaillustration@socel.net

It's Caturday!

This is the magical mystical Cat from the Everyday Witch's Familiars Oracle illustrated by me and written by Deborah Blake, published by Llewellyn Worldwide - out now!

Art prints and signed oracle decks (including decks signed by both myself AND the author) at http://albaillustration.etsy.com

Illustration of a black cat sitting in a desk covered and surrounded by witchy objects (pumpkins, spellbooks, candles, crystals, etc), one paw is lifted about to knock over a bottle of ink.

#blackcat #caturday #fediart

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · 3d *

3d *

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 11 April 2025
22. Germinal honoring Romaine Lettuce, Diana’s Bread, Johanna Elberskirchen b. 1864 #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Monteverde Mountains of Earth, stub
#ink #ink Diamine Fireside Snug (burnt orange)
#tarot or #OracleDeck Occult Strategies #CardOfTheDay The dark is rising.

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “The Oblique Strategies are a deck of cards. Up until 1996, they were quite easy to describe. They measured about 2-3/4" x 3-3/4". They came in a small black box which said "OBLIQUE STRATEGIES" on one of the top's long sides and "BRIAN ENO/PETER SCHMIDT" on the other side. The cards were solid black on one side, and had the aphorisms printed in a 10-point sans serif face on the other…The deck itself had its origins in the discovery by Brian Eno that both he and his friend Peter Schmidt (a British painter whose works grace the cover of "Evening Star"…) tended to keep a set of basic working principles which guided them through the kinds of moments of pressure - either working through a heavy painting session or watching the clock tick while you're running up a big buck studio bill. Both Schmidt and Eno realized that the pressures of time tended to steer them away from the ways of thinking they found most productive when the pressure was off. The Strategies were, then, a way to remind themselves of those habits of thinking - to jog the mind.” — Gregory Alan Taylor, Introduction, undated, from A Primer On Oblique Strategizing website (archived). A black pen lies across the top of the page and a white card with the phrase from the post lies on the page under the text.

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · 4d

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 10 April 2025
21. Germinal honoring the Judas Tree, Adoration of Anubis, Lois Bourne b. 1928 #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Lamy Safari - scarlet, F
#ink #ink Diamine Merlot
#tarot or #OracleDeck The Sibyls Oraculum #CardOfTheDay Castitate • Purity - “If your conscience doesn’t respect you eventually no one will.”

Open notebook w/ handwritten text from the post at the of the page w/ additional text: “Lois Bourne…served as high priestess of Gardner’s Hertfordshire coven in the early 1960s, & published the first of two sets of memoirs in 1979. Although these paid tribute to her time as a coven member & to the Book of Shadows, & to the notion of Wicca as the Old Religion, most of her emphasis was on her preceding & succeeding life as a solitary practitioner, & testified to the richness of experience open to somebody functioning in that manner. She also, in passing, provided one half of a piece of evidence which, reunited with the other, furnishes a good example of the manner in which the wider society could be instructed in the myth of the Old Religion. In the mid-1960s the archaeologist Philip Rahtz was excavating the summit of Glastonbury Tor. One day he was visited at the work by a witch, who informed him that her people had been accustomed to engage in rites of pagan worship in this dramatic & historic place for centuries. In her book Lois Bourne revealed that the witch was herself, whose acquaintance w/ pagan witchcraft had been made through Gerald Gardner, & whose notions of it had been received from him.” - Ronald Hutton, Triumph of the Moon 1999. Below the text is a card of a ritual room w/ incense burning, the cut hair of an initiate, & white clothing, done as a crumbling mosiac. Next to the card is a burgundy colored pen & a swatch of a burgundy colored standard ink.

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · 5d

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

MorningPages 09 April 2025
20. Germinal honoring the Beehive, Feast Day of Dietrich Bonhoeffer #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen TWSBI Eco - black, 1.1 stub
#ink #ink Diamine Best Wishes
#tarot or #OracleDeck Lineages of Change Tarot #CardOfTheDay The Divine Force of Earth - reversed - “Are you forgetting your deep roots and trying to muscle others into change of direction or behavior?”

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “Hitherto Bonhoeffer, under the influence of his American and English experiences, had been very near to absolute pacifism —an unheard-of position in the Germany of that time. Now he began to see pacifism as an illegitimate escape, especially if he was tempted to withdraw from his increasing contacts with the responsible political and military leaders of the resistance. He no longer saw any way of escape into some region of piety. In 1939, when in the course of a lecture tour in America, he was pressed on every hand by his American friends to stay in America and there to take up some task suitable to his ecumenical spirit and his fine sensitivity to church life in other lands, he resolved to return to Germany, into what was clearly a deteriorating situation, and he took one of the last ships sailing back to Germany, before the war. In his Diary he writes, “I do not understand why I am here.... The short prayer in which we thought of our German brothers, almost overwhelmed me.” — Eberhard Bethge, Dietrich Bonhoeffer: Letters and Papers from Prison (1953). Below the text is a card depicting a regal seated figure with deep green skin with purple clover at their feet and their hands covering their eyes. Next to the card is a black fountain pen with a clear barrel and a swatch of a deep green ink with red sheen and green shimmer.

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · 6d

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 08 April 2025
19. Germinal honoring the Radish, Int’l Romani Day, St. Agabus, Il Mounichion #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Lamy AL-Star - marron, EF
#ink #ink Diamine Pick Me Up
#tarot or #OracleDeck The Sibyls Oraculum #CardOfTheDay Deditio • Abandonment - “Gnawing on the rind will not make the fruit return.”

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “Radishes! Seated at a low table, we came face to face with platters of radishes, brilliantly red and curvaceous, some elongated and white tipped, rootlets intact with topknots of green leaves sprouting from the opposite end. It was love at first sight. Gazing at the plentitude of radishes…I felt a swelling joy. Perhaps I am unusual, and in fact even for me it is rare to be so awed by radishes. So often one’s first response might be more like “Radishes?” or “Radishes, that’s it?” or “Radishes, geez. ...” and then perhaps a reminder to oneself, “OK, try to be polite.” Yet these radishes kept growing on me, as though they exuded happiness. Next to the platters of radishes were small dishes of sweet butter and salt. I tried a radish, first with salt, then with butter, then with butter and salt, then some plain bites — amazing, four dishes in one. Fundamental goodness…A radish appears, radiantly expressing the radishness of radishes, and all beings benefit.” — Edward Espe Brown, Tomato Blessings & Radish Teachings (1998). Below the text is a card with artwork made to look like a crumbling mosiac of ancient ruins, a brown fountain pen with a copper loop clip, and a swatch of dark green ink with heavy green sheening.

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · Apr 7

Apr 7

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 07 April 2025
18. Germinal honoring Hemlock, Constance Ethel Le Rossignol b. 1873 #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Pilot kakuno - clear, EF
#ink #ink J. Herbin Poussière de Lune
#tarot or #OracleDeck Missing Witches Deck of Oracles #CardOfTheDay Sor Juana - Hermitize

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “Constance Ethel Le Rossignol was born in Argentina in a family originally from Jersey, Channel Islands. They eventually returned to London, where Ethel had some formal artistic education. She served as a nurse between 1914-1919 in World War I and left an interesting correspondence with her brother Arthur, documented with more than a hundred photographs. As many other Britons who experienced the tragedies of the War, Ethel turned to Spiritualism and became herself a medium. In 1920, she started channeling a spirit simply known as J.P.F. and producing paintings for which she claimed no credit, insisting that J.P.F. was the real author. J.P.F. also transmitted to Ethel the teachings of a group of advanced spirits, who explained the meanings of the paintings. These teachings were collected in 1933 in the book «A Goodly Company», that Ethel self-published under the imprint The Chiswick Press. They have a distinguished Theosophical flavor, although it is difficult to connect them to any particular orthodoxy or organization.” — Massimo Introvigne, “A Goodly Company of Spirits: Ethel Le Rossignol (1873-1970) and Her Spirit Paintings,” undated. Below the text is a card with purple and black line art of a nun wearing a habit chin in hand and looking away from the viewing to the left. Next to the card is a clear plastic fountain pen and a swatch of dark purple ink.

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · Apr 6

Apr 6

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 06 April 2025
17. Germinal honoring the Larch, Leonora Carrington b. 1917 #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Lamy AL-Star - silver, F
#ink #ink Wearingeul Sedna
#tarot or #OracleDeck Enchanted Tarot #CardOfTheDay Five of Swords - Defeat - “disaster must be accepted & understood as one turn of events in the great scheme of life before it can be used to enable growth”

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “Though the sugar maples, with their immense shallow root systems, are notoriously sensitive to pollution, they are not the only trees affected by atmospheric poisoning. Vogelmann has identified signs of distress among many other tree species: red spruce, beech, birch, ash, aspen, alder, larch, and hemlock. Across the border, similar forest decline is concerning the scientists of Canada, and increasing investigation reveals acid rain as a problem of global scale. Overseas, researchers have identified pollution-related devastation in the evergreen forests of Europe, including Germany’s famed Black Forest. Among the earliest of warning signs is the abnormal and untimely destruction of chlorophyll, a yellowing known ominously as chlorosis, and a harbinger not of winter, but perhaps of what worried Germans term Waldsterben. Forest death.” — Rebecca Rupp, Red Oaks & Black Birches: The Science and Lore of Trees (1990). Below the text is a card showing a hooded figure being struck by 5 swords of lightning but also seeming to orchestrate them, a silver fountain pen, and a swatch showing a medium blue ink.

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · Apr 5

Apr 5

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 05 April 2025
16. Germinal honoring Lettuce, St. Juliana of Liège, Nones #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Lamy Studio - dark brown, M
#ink Diamine Dusted Truffle (medium brown with silver shimmer)
#tarot or #OracleDeck Secret Pocket Oracle #CardOfTheDay 58 Saturn-adversity, authority, hardship, control; 76 Shell-peace of mind, protection or withdrawal; 25 Stick-branching out on your own, possible abuse

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “From her early youth, Juliana had great veneration for the Eucharist (as did many of the women of Liège) and longed for a special feast day in its honor. When Juliana was 16 she had her first vision which recurred subsequently several times. Her vision presented the moon in its full splendour, crossed diametrically by a dark stripe. In time she came to understand that the moon symbolized the life of the church on earth, the opaque line, on the other hand, represented the absence of a liturgical feast in honor of Christ's Body and Blood. Not having any way to bring about such a feast, she kept her thoughts to herself, except for sharing them with an anchoress, Eve of Liège, who lived in a cell adjacent to the Basilica of St. Martin, and a few other trusted sisters in her monastery. Her vision is illustrated on the historiated initialletter of her vita as it appears in Paris, Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal (MS 945, fol. 2).” — Wikipedia. Below the text is a brown fountain pen with silver trim and three small cards as described in the post.

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · Apr 4

Apr 4

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 04 April 2025
15. Germinal honoring the Bee, Megalesia #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Sailor horoco, F
#ink Diamine Upon a Star
#tarot or #OracleDeck Tarot of the Cosmic Seed #CardOfTheDay 8 of Coins - “Learn a new skill that will benefit you in multiple ways.”

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “It’s AMAZING TO think how weaving, an industry so global in the modern age, had once been so local — a basic domestic craft practised in everyone’s front rooms. Many of the processes of carding, dying, spinning and weaving were carried out in the same place — perhaps even by the same person. Evidence for domestic cloth production can be found from every single period of British history right back to the Neolithic, and in some remote parts continued well into the early twentieth century. Certainly, in rural communities it was a useful sideline during the quiet times of the agricultural year, when the days were short and long evenings could be spent spinning on the wheel and casting on the loom. But dedicated weavers producing textiles for commercial purposes were probably around from at least the medieval period.” — Alexander Langlands, Cræft: How Traditional Crafts Are About More than Just Making (2017). Below the text is a card with a photo collage of a wooden box scattered with metal buttons, thimbles, a needle, scissors, and tulips. Next to the card is a gray plastic bodied dip pin and a swatch of deep blue ink with red sheen and green shimmer.

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · Apr 3

Apr 3

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 03 April 2025
14. Germinal honoring the Beech Tree, Return of Persephone #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen ystudio Resin - red, F
#ink Kyo no oto Adzukiiro
#tarot or #OracleDeck Sibyls Oraculum #CardOfTheDay Propositum • Purpose - “Reason determines the weight of every harvest.”

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “In Tusculum the hill of Corne was covered with beeches, curiously round like evergreens in a topiarian’s garden, and dedicated to Diana, to worship whom the people came from miles around; and one of these trees was a favorite of the orator Passenius Crispus, who read and meditated in its shade, embraced it familiarly, and often testified to his regard by pouring wine on its roots. It was of beech that Jason built the Argo, too—all but its speaking prow— and Bacchus quaffed his wine from beechen bowls, possibly cut from the purple beech, which shows wine stains in its leaves.” — Charles M. Skinner, MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF FLOWERS, TREES, FRUITS, AND PLANTS IN ALL AGES AND IN ALL CLIMES (1911). Below the text is a card with artwork made to look like a crumbling mosaic of a black dove flying over an omphala stone in a temple. Next to the card is a red fountain pen with a hexagonal body and a swatch of a red bean, or oxblood, colored ink.

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · Apr 2 *

Apr 2 *

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 02 April 2025
13. Germinal honoring the Morel, Maria Sibylla Merian b. 1647, Han Christian Anderson b. 1805 #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Lamy LX - Au Black, M
#ink J. Herbin Caroube de Chypre
#tarot or #OracleDeck House of Seven Gables playing cards #CardOfTheDay 9 of Diamonds - The Bank, guard your riches

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “In this environment, her painting shifted, absorbing the techniques she’d learned in Amsterdam, as well as the vibrant tropical colors, the eeriness that got under the skin. It was as if a ribbon, knotted in a tight bow, had been released. The pictures almost pour over the sides of the page, and show their subjects glimpsed from strange angles: a view from beneath a banana branch, the underground life of a cassava root. Unlike her European plants and caterpillars, centered and balanced, these portraits show asymmetry, like those of Rachel Ruysch and her mentor Willem van Aelst. Even the chips in Merian’s study book expanded— the extravagance of wings resulting in an extravagance of parchment.” — Kim Todd, Chrysalis: Maria Sibylla Merian and the Secrets of Metamorphosis (2007). Below the text is a red on black 9 of diamonds playing card, a gold-tone fountain pen with a black loop clip, and a swatch of reddish brown ink with verdigris sheen and copper shimmer.

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · Apr 1

Apr 1

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 01 April 2025
12. Germinal honoring the Hornbeam, Kalends, Agathos Daimon*, Veneralia, April Fool, Loki Day, Edible Book Day, Arab-American Heritage Month begins #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Monteverde Rodeo Drive - pearlized lilac, M
#ink Lamy Dark Lilac (2024)
#tarot or #OracleDeck Missing Witches Deck of Oracles #CardOfTheDay Enheduanna - Write

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · Mar 31

Mar 31

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

MorningPages 31 March 2025
11. Germinal honoring Periwinkle, Borrowing Day, Int’l Trans Day of Visibility, Noumenia*, Cesar Chavez b. 1927, Luna Feraei  #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Conklin Herringbone Signature - silver, F
#ink Diamine Alpine
#tarot or #OracleDeck Hedgewitch Botanical Oracle #CardOfTheDay Trout Lily • Erythronium americanum - Patience

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “March 31 is Transgender Day of Visibility. International TDOV was started by transgender advocate Rachel Crandall in 2010 as a response to trans visibility (through media, news, etc.) as either heavily focused on violence, or it dismisses trans identity as part of “culture wars.” TDOV is a day to celebrate the lives, the contributions (and the joy!) of trans people, while also bringing awareness that this remains a very marginalized community that needs our support. Last year alone, over 400 anti-trans laws were filed—many impacting trans youth. The ALA reported that “titles representing the voices & lived experiences of LGBTQIA+ & BIPOC individuals made up 47% of those targeted in censorship attempts.” According to Gallup, only 30% of Americans personally know a trans person. This is in addition to recognizing that due to discrimination, many trans people cannot safely be visible. TDOV is more important than ever—not just for the trans community. If we read, watch, or listen to stories that leave out trans voices, we are all missing out.” — Kate Alessandri, “What Everyone Should Know About Trans Day of Visibility,” Alameda County Library, March 25, 2024. Below the text is a card w/ a line drawing of a lily plant w/ the flowers colored in orange. Next to the card is a silver-colored fountain pen & a swatch showing a deep olive green ink w/ heavy silver shimmer.

**T. Thorn Coyle they/them** @thorncoyle@wandering.shop · Feb 3

Feb 3

T. Thorn Coyle they/them @thorncoyle@wandering.shop

Card of the week: The Three of Bees…

In times of change, invoke a lighter heart.

A bee flying off honeycomb.

“Be present in the midst of change. Invoke a light heart and an open mind.”

#oracledeck

**T. Thorn Coyle they/them** @thorncoyle@wandering.shop · Jan 13

Jan 13

T. Thorn Coyle they/them @thorncoyle@wandering.shop

You Are the Spell, Card of the Week:

The Seven of Crystals

Each day there is a sunrise, and the promise of life yet to come…

Breathe.

#magic #OracleDeck

**T. Thorn Coyle they/them** @thorncoyle@wandering.shop · Dec 14, 2024

Dec 14, 2024

T. Thorn Coyle they/them @thorncoyle@wandering.shop

Cast yourself... you are the spell.

You can purchase my award nominated oracle deck and the companion paperback at https://thorncoylebooks.com/collections/non-fiction-2
There's a print-at-home option as well!

thorncoylebooks.comNon-Fiction

#oracledeck #meditation #magic