The veil between the worlds grows thin this time of the year, and our thoughts turn naturally toward those we have loved and lost.

October is here, and it feels like a true gift to be here again. Last October, I published the first article of this blog/magazine - engaged, believing, manifesting, however uncertain of where the path would lead.

In the courts of Renaissance Europe, the line between “magician” and “scientist” was far thinner than we imagine today. Two men embody this paradox: John Dee, the advisor to Queen Elizabeth I, and Nostradamus, the famous French astrologer, astronomer and clairvoyant. Each was celebrated in their own time — but fascinatingly enough; the way we remember them has been reversed.

This Tarot Mediumship Spread gives spirit a chance to communicate, and in addition, it gives the sitter a possibility to reflect and get clarity in their own grieving process.

"To make the Tarot speak is our objective, but the arcana only speaks to this who have learned to understand them" (Oswald Wirth)