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[pendulum-wishes]

Hi there ❤️✨ is J.M. Interested in me? Will we ever date? -Alex ✨ thank youuuuu

J.M. isn’t interested in you right now but don’t lose hope, because I think you guys will still date 💘

[pendulum-wishes]

hey! May I get a pendulum reading please? Is R even interested in me? What about O? Will I have a date on Valentines Day this year??

Hi! So I’m getting that R isn’t interested in you I’m afraid , but O is! And I think you’ll be getting your valentines date 💘💕

[barcarole]

Corn poppies and daisies in an olive orchard in Crete, 1983. Photos by Dennis Stock.

[orphic-mysteries]

Montague Dawson, ‘Gold Of Evening’.

Montague Dawson’s Gold of Evening encapsulates twilight on the rolling seas of the Atlantic. The ship moves east, from waves made chartreuse and periwinkle by the reflected rays of the setting sun, towards emerald water and the night ahead. The sky both complements and contrasts the sea - while it is illuminated with the same subtle hues as the ocean below, the calm, faraway clouds highlight the roiling white-capped waves that pummel the port side of the clipper. Dawson’s works often contain a narrative, and in Gold of Evening the viewer is drawn into the scene through the careful attention to the ship’s deck and rigging as the clipper pushes through the heavy seas, a few brave crew members visible climbing up the prow. As he worked, Dawson identified himself entirely with the event he was painting, commenting “You really are there. You are living in that moment of time. You can hear the sea – that sea”

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[redlinskadraws]

[pendulum-wishes]

✨ask me your valentines questions✨

let me help u figure out ur love dilemmas 💕💔

Free pendulum readings in asks up until Valentine’s Day 🧙‍♀️

[will-o-the-witch]

Pendulum 101

Alright, pals! Time to learn all about pendulum divination! Strengths: -Pendulums are best known for their ability to give quick yes/no answers! -Pendulums are don’t cost a lot of money and are easy to make. -Pendulums are very easy to pick up and learn quickly… no extensive training needed! Weaknesses: -Pendulums require a steady hand, which some people struggle with. -Pendulums don’t provide in-depth information, just surface-level answers. How To Do It: -First, set up a pendulum board. This can be a set board or cloth, or you can scribble it down on an index card. It’s traditionally two perpendicular lines, one for yes and one for no. Other things can be added as well! (Many people include a “Maybe,” “Rephrase the question,” add a circle of numbers or letters, even zodiac signs!) -Grab your pendulum and “set” it to the board. (I usually do this by tapping each point on the board with the pendulum and saying, “yes, no, one, two,” whatever is appropriate. -Give it a test run before asking the big questions. Ask it questions you already know, to make sure there isn’t anything interfering with the pendulum. Try to ask at least one yes and one no question! -Ask your question out loud. Then wait. Eventually the pendulum will start swinging towards your answer! How It Works: There are a few different schools of thought, here. Some say your Higher Self guides the pendulum, others say that spirits do. Some say the pendulum itself has a consciousness! Other people attribute its movements to the ideomotor effect. Many skeptics will try to discredit it this way. My personal response? So what if it uses the effect? We all know your subconscious is wayyy smarter than your conscious, so you probably know the answer to your question deep in your gut, somewhere and just need to bring it to the surface. This idea only increases the validity of pendulum divination, in my eyes. Tips: -You don’t need a fancy crystal pendulum. Any weighted object on a string will do! This includes necklaces, keys on lanyards, a needle and thread, you get the idea. -Pendulums are best used indoors in areas without drafts. These air movements could interfere with your reading! -I find it better to weigh my yes/no questions as a positive affirmation. For example, “Jenny likes me.” The yes/no response here would be very clear, where as “Jenny doesn’t like me” raises questions. Is a “No” because the statement is incorrect, or no because she doesn’t like you? Affirmations also give you the added help of gut feeling. If you say, “Jenny likes me,” and your gut feeling makes it feel like a lie, that’s important information. (Remember your subconscious is smart!) - If your pendulum is acting weird, try giving it a good cleanse! Sometimes they pick up “gunk” from extended use and get bogged down. -Pendulums are very useful for contacting spirits! If you hold your pendulum still and call for a spirit, they can signal their presence by moving it. I prefer this over tarot because tarot always guarantees a response, whether a spirit is there or not. Pendulum, meanwhile, is better for confirming your answers are genuine. If you’d like to see me do any other posts like this one, let me know! :)

[t-witch-y]

Tarot Cheat Sheet

The Fool: Beginnings, innocence, spontaneity, free spirit.

Reverse: Naivety, foolishness, risk-taking

The Magician: Power, skill, concentration, action, resourcefulness.

Reverse: Manipulation, poor planning, latent talents.

The High Priestess: Intuition, higher powers, mystery, subconscious mind.

Reverse: Hidden agendas, listen to inner voice.

The Empress: fertility, femininity, beauty, nature, abundance.

Reverse: Creative block, dependence.

The Emperor: Authority, father-figure, structure, foundation.

Reverse: Domination, excessive control, rigidity, inflexibility.

The Hierophant: Religion, group identification, conformity, tradition, beliefs.

Reverse: Restriction, something to shake up routine.

The Lovers: Love, union, relationships, aligned values, choices.

Reverse: Disharmony, imbalance, misalignment of values.

The Chariot: Control, willpower, victory, assertion, determination.

Reverse: Lack of control and direction, aggression.

Strength: Strength, courage, patience, control, compassion.

Reverse: Weakness, Self-doubt, lack of self-discipline.

The Hermit: Soul-searching, introspection, alone, inner guidance.

Reverse: Isolation, loneliness, withdrawal.

The Wheel of Fortune: Good luck, karma, life cycles, destiny, a turning point.

Reverse: Bad luck, negative external forces, out of control.

Justice: Justice, fairness, truth, cause and effect.

Reverse: Unfairness, dishonesty, unaccountability.

The Hanged Man: Restriction, letting go, sacrifice.

Reverse: Martyr, indecision, delay.

Death: Endings, beginnings, change, transformation, transition.

Reverse: Resistance to change, inability to progress.

Temperance: Balance, moderation, patience, purpose, meaning.

Reverse: Imbalance, excess, short term vision.

The Devil: Addiction, sexuality, materialism.

Reverse: Detachment, breaking free, reclaimed power.

The Tower: Disaster, upheaval, sudden (brutal) change, revelation.

Reverse: Avoidance of disaster, fear of change.

The Star: Hope, spirituality, renewal, inspiration, serenity.

Reverse: Lack of faith, despair, discouragement. 

The Moon: Illusion, vision, dreaming, fear, anxiety, insecurity, subconsciousness.

Reverse: Release of fear, unhappiness, confusion.

The Sun: Fun, warmth, success, positivity, vitality.

Reverse: Temporary depression, lack of success.

Judgement: Judgement, rebirth, inner calling, absolution.

Reverse: Self doubt, self blindness.

World: Completion, integration, accomplishment, travel.

Reverse: Incompletion. Lack of closure.

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