If you strip out every image from tarot, geomancy, and the I Ching and only keep the rules that generate results, you don’t just get three different oracles. You get three different ways reality is allowed to unfold.

If you strip out every image from tarot, geomancy, and the I Ching and only keep the rules that generate results, you don’t just get three different oracles. You get three different ways reality is allowed to unfold.

If you strip out every image from tarot, geomancy, and the I Ching and only keep the rules that generate results, you don’t just get three different oracles. You get three different ways reality is allowed to unfold. That is the claim, anyway. To make it more than a clever metaphor, we have to get painfully … Read more

The readings you most want to forget are the ones you should be archiving.

The readings you most want to forget are the ones you should be archiving.

The readings you most want to forget are the ones you should be archiving. Not because you can rescue them with clever reinterpretation, but because the way your oracle fails is often the cleanest trace of what it is actually doing. Hits flatter us. Misses expose the structure. This is an article about treating “wrong” … Read more

What if you treated your readings as data and your practice as a hypothesis; would it still survive your own audit?

What if you treated your readings as data and your practice as a hypothesis—would it still survive your own audit?

What if you treated your readings as data and your practice as a hypothesis; would it still survive your own audit? Not in the abstract. Not as “I’m usually accurate” or “my clients come back so it must work.” I mean: defined questions, logged outcomes, pre-stated predictions, and a running tally that does not care … Read more

If the Knight of Swords walks into your spread and you treat him as a badly behaved aspect of your personality, he will dutifully perform as such. If you treat him as a being with his own will, habits, and history, your reading quietly reconfigures itself around that decision.

If the Knight of Swords walks into your spread and you treat him as a badly behaved aspect of your personality, he will dutifully perform as such. If you treat him as a being with his own will, habits, and history, your deck quietly reconfigures itself around that decision.

If the Knight of Swords walks into your spread and you treat him as a badly behaved aspect of your personality, he will dutifully perform as such. If you treat him as a being with his own will, habits, and history, your reading quietly reconfigures itself around that decision. This is not a question of … Read more

 

 

 

 

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