An in-depth deck review and evaluation of the Gorgon's Tarot for my Tarot of the QTPOC list.

I love the art style- it reminded me so much of Marjane Satrapi's Persepolis I couldn't help but be interested. Add to that, it's named after the gorgons (who I've always thought to be black women with some truly bangin' locs) so how could I resist?

A handy step by step to bring in some extra magic to your favorite crystals and stones.

Yesterday was tough, and so was the day before. I spent the night before that in tears, then drunk, then sick. Needless to say, it was a very unproductive Monday in a week that requires me to be so much more than that.

I eventually came out of the funk (kinda), drank some apology veggie juice and managed to keep down some food. Naturally, I did feel better (seriously, if you are feeling low do check on whether or not you've been drinking water and eating if possible) so I reached for my cards, avoiding the tarot, and opting for the Vessel Oracle and the Extraordinary Oracle.

This is not a week interested in anyone pulling their punches. It calls for speaking truth to power, in all the ways that can apply not just to your life, but your community.

I sit at the edge of the bank as in the Four of Cups which bleeds out sadness, depression, stagnancy... Waiting on a miracle- and not even noticing it when it comes.

"She wants something new... but she is not sure where it is to come from; she cannot light her own fire."

Here's another round of what I've been reading with my tea.
Tarot, woo, and social justice magic.

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