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Sometimes it can feel like some Tarot cards have overlapping meanings. Today on my blog, I offer some tips to help interpret the Two and Three of Wands.

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There is New Moon coming up this Friday, August 14, and it's in Leo, making it a great time for new projects, creativity, and inspiration. Wondering how you can make this New Moon work for you? I offer tips, insights, and a tarot spread you can try at home! http://www.lizworth.com/new-moon-in-leo-august-14-2015/

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What are you thankful for? Where can you give back? These are some of the questions we are asked to examine as we approach Lammas on August 1st, though the entire month can be used as a time to grow our sense of gratitude, and make way for abundance in the areas we may need to.   To help, I've created this five-card Tarot spread for you to use as part of a personal ritual on August 1st.

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From the Moonchild Tarot deck, a work in progress by Danielle Noel. I just ordered her Starchild Tarot deck and can't wait to use it! 

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Totally agree with this! Writing works better when you're out there living your life... 

There’s a lot of advice going around — and I’ve said it too — that you should be writing every day. There are apps devoted to helping you meet your daily word goal. There are websites devoted to motivating you to write. All in all, there seems to be a message that if you’re not…

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Collage by Mystic Mamma <3

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Imbolc/Candlemas (January 31 - February 2)

Imbolc is a holiday with a variety of names. In the Irish Gaelic, it’s called Oimelc, which translates to “ewe’s milk”. It’s a precursor to the end of winter when the ewes are nursing their newly born lambs. Spring and the planting season are right around the corner. Imbolc is also known as Feast of Torches, Lupercalia, Feast of Pan, Snowdrop Festival, Feast of the Waxing Light, Brighid’s Day, and many other names. This Sabbat’s celebration is held halfway between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox, so it’s date may differ from year to year. Some Wiccans and Pagans like to celebrate this Sabbat in 2 February, but some like to celebrate it on the “right” date. Just consult a Solstice and Equinox Calendar of the current year and you’ll know exactly when to celebrate this Sabbat. Pagans and Wiccans celebrate the beginning of longer days and people light bonfires to celebrate the heat and the fertility of the Earth. Imbolc is one of the 4 Celtic “Fire Festivals” and in some traditions is commemorated the changing of the Goddess from the Crone to the Maiden.

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A tiny pentagram bracelet a good friend gave me <3

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I'm rewriting Twin Peaks scripts into poetry. The latest is called "Two things," from "Northwest Passage," pilot episode

I know I promised not to call but I have to see you. There's two things. First: this house is humming, strained at the heel  of a black pump and a sterling column of urgent tones. And: I want to re-establish clean silences. Cigarettes in any ashtray  can snap right through to exasperation, translate a hand to forehead  simultaneously. What is so difficult to understand? Best nature pained, a hard smile. It's okay. It's okay.  (Check out more Twin Peaks poetry at http://twinpeakspoetry.blogspot.ca)

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Bohemian blog☀

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Witch

Woodcut, 4ft x 3ft

Terra Keck, 2014

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Magick on paper - Glyn Smith.

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Moon witch on We Heart It.

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I need this.

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Magick on paper - Glyn Smith.

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The cards I pulled on the first day of 2015.