What is the difference between tarot and oracle? Well tarot has been around since the Rider Waite tarot deck one of the original decks. It
has twenty-one major cards, along with four suits, cups for emotions, wands for creativity, swords for communication and pentacles for money, finances, and abundance. While the oracle cards have less cards usually 44 cards in the deck. No two readings are ever the same.
In today's world, it's not uncommon to come across people who have made significant career changes in pursuit of their passions, and I’m one of them - twice over! This is my story.
I pretty much slipped into this world and incarnation as a singing minstrel, singing myself to sleep every night.
At the heart of Tibetan Bon practices lies a deep reverence for the natural world and its elements. Through practices, mantras, and visualizations, practitioners cultivate a profound connection with the earth, space, fire, wind and water recognizing them as vital forces that shape our existence
Its not always easy to create self-care habits and its something that many of us really struggle with. I definitely did at the start.
As the seasons shift, I often get a similar feeling of change bubbling up within. For me, Autumn is an invitation to let go;
Hi, my name is Nicole Duff and I’m the owner of The Misty Hollows based in Carrickmacross, County Monaghan.
What stories are inside you mama? What stories are you pregnant with? What stories live and breathe inside of you? What stories are you caught inside of? What stories are you navigating?
You know the story. The foundation cracks open. The first time was sudden. Shocking perhaps. A maiden, daughter of a goddess, descends to the underworld. To the land of the shades.
The Burren From a craggy outcrop mesmerised byshadows of empty cloudsscurrying to the Atlanticreflection shimmering briefly over karst landscapethey return bountifulladen down with rain thatdyes flagstones black untilsun warms to grey again Black Head Majesticpounding wavesgnawing the coastwith thunderous abandonSeagulls…
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