Ouija Board and Divination

Includes essays on the Tarot, answers to frequently asked questions, how to properly form a Tarot question, the authenticity question and decks.

The author reveals a strikingly original method of using the I Ching, one which requires magical practice rather than consultation with a book.

A simple means of home consultation is through the medium of plain ol' dominoes. In the way that each value of a playing-card is connected with some divinatory significance, so also are the numbers on the face of each domino.

What dowsing is and how it's used.

A pendulum is an amazing tool that can be used for many different purposes. When someone holds it by the thread and asks a question, the weight moves and provides the answer.

Similar to the practice of Yoga or meditation, says Kelly O'Tillery, reading the Tarot requires a mental transition from hectic daily living to a calm, centered place. She gives the basics.

Use the Tarot to interpret the meaning of your dreams on different levels.

There are a lot of myths out there about reading for yourself, this article says. Reading for yourself simply takes a willingness to learn how to be honest with yourself.

Barbara Moore, author of What Tarot Can Do for You, explains some of the many lesser-known uses of the Tarot.

Type a question in the window, then "throw the coins" to see what the I Ching portends for you.

Your True Tales of Spiritualist Experience - February 2011

Your True Tales of Tarot Mayhem - February 2011