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My red string protects me from the ‘evil eye’. It’s the most important spiritual system to ever exist because all modern occultism is derived from Kabbalistic thought. . The difference between a lot of magick/modern spirituality/new age thought and Kabbalah is that it’s all about taking accountability, and responsibility. If we have a dream, it has to be service driven or for the sake of sharing. We as Kabbalists believe that we create any type of chaos that comes into our lives, and if we take the conscious effort to correct our negative qualities, the universe and the material world can mirror this beautiful alchemy and keep us connected to a transcendent state of divinity,  I like to call ‘the light.’
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I’m an athiest who wears crystals , pulls a tarot card daily and dabbles in the occult. It’s what works for me.
Jan 31, 2024
Funny, I was thinking about making a post on this! I first started back in 2010. I was in an abusive relationship, and every. Single. Reading. I pulled the tower card (Iykyk). I’ve been practicing consistently since. My favorite deck is the Vision Quest Tarot Deck, though I have many. I read for myself, and I love reading for others (most recently someone on here! 💗). I see it as a channel and it is a gift to be the conduit. I’ve always felt very connected to spirit and have some other practices I keep close to the vest. It’s been lovely connecting and growing with it.
Oct 12, 2024
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i pulled the vision card out of the sacred vision oracle, along with the king of wands from the alchemy tarot, Thanatos from the archetype oracle, and bristlecone pine from the wisdom tree oracle. I feel more in touch with how I can move forward through this dark time I’ve been in. I need to focus on how every thing has a purpose, instead of focusing on negativity. The energy you put out into the universe, will be the energy you receive. Within my future, I will be king, holding my wand. The power is mine. I might have had hardships and things haven’t always been easy, but I will be okay. Positive and hopeful mindset is key, and believing in your own vision and embracing the unknown path leading you to understanding more of what makes you, you.
Jun 2, 2025

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