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SUN-STEEPED is a golden hour-infused affirmation deck that calls on the transformative moments of sunrise and sunset to empower and inspire us to grow into our best selves. To be honest, when I received SUN-STEEPED to review, before I even ripped off the cellophane, and with the start of the – ahem – Great British…
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Aleister Crowley’s Mysticism emerges as a definitive guide, demystifying the complexities of Crowley’s teachings, clarifying and simplifying the path toward the Holy Guardian Angel while preserving the depth required to tread it. (Foreword, p. xii) You might now be asking yourself “What is a Holy Guardian Angel?” If so, you are in good company (and…
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Deck Review: Starman Tarot: Remastered
Having been lucky enough to see David Bowie perform live, I was excited to receive this re-issued deck based around the iconic performer. I haven’t seen the original version (released in 2018) so have no preconceived ideas about comparisons to the first edition. My first impression on pulling the box out of the package was…
