those who wish to know they can find detailed accounts of this year's reading, governed by the Orisha Obatala ... Read more
those who wish to know they can find detailed accounts of this year's reading, governed by the Orisha Obatala ... Read more
Recently, my good friend and Godmother Lilith Dorsey gave me 78 Tarot’s Global Art Collaboration: Astral Tarot in Space and offered me the opportunity to review it, which I’m more than pleased to do. Read more
Ogun's machete is his most powerful tool. Forged in fire it is a weapon used in many ways. For those unaware Ogun is a divinity revered in many of the African Traditional Religions. Read more
The Archeo: Personal Archetype Cards is an indie looking oracle deck that is published by Nick Bantock and Llwellyn Books. Based on the 12 common archetypes, characters built on a set of traits that are specific and identifiable, that people relate to easily. Currently there is only the standard version, 40 cards and two blanks. Read more
Angelica Root was traditionally used to cure the plague, so if this isn't the time to write about this Hoodoo botanical, I don't know when that would be. Hoodoo herbs tend to have powerful names and this plant has one of the best, Angelica is also called root of the Holy Ghost. Read more
All magic involves manifestation and that's why I was so excited to see Elhoim Leafar's latest book Manifestation Magic, published by Weiser Books. Read more
Tarot is primarily used for divination. Through it we find out about what may be unknown to us. But there are ways to use Tarot as a Transformational Tool.... Read more
The long-awaited re-release of my book Voodoo and African Traditional Religion is here. For over a decade this book was virtually unavailable, with some used copies costing almost a thousand dollars. Read more
It's been awhile since we have featured a new installment of Divination Space Station, but when I saw the new Secrets of Paradise Tarot by Leticia, The Witchy Dancer I knew I had to find out more. Read more
So Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (CAOS) is over and done. Lets pick at what remains and see just how well they did with their depiction of Vodou through their character Mambo Marie A.K.A Baron Samedi. Oh boy. Read more
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