Black Kitty Tarot

10/05/2024

New bumper sticker, who dis?

07/07/2024

🚨Michael’s has Halloween stuff out!🚨

If you love pastel goth, this is your jam! 🩷💛💜🖤

06/20/2024

I just want to say that Dogmeat holding a squeaky Pip boy toy is my favorite Sun tarot card. That is all.

05/19/2024

Always nice to run into an old friend while traveling. 🔮

07/31/2021

I really want these Hello Kitty Tarot cards... unfortunately I've been banned from buying any more decks.😬😆

05/16/2021

Hullo Bombus 🖤💛🌸🐝

In ancient Egypt the bee was a symbol of the giver of life, birth, death and resurrection.

It was believed the tears of the sun god, Ra, became the first working bees. 🙌

05/12/2021

How I feel as a tarot card reader who currently works in a forensics lab. 🖤💀🦴🧪🔬

05/01/2021

Happy Beltane! 🌱🌷💧

Did you know that in Edinburgh each May 1st, thousands of people, mostly young ladies, would set their alarms for before sunrise to traipse up Arthur’s Seat, Calton Hill and Blackford Hill and partake in the ancient rite of washing their faces in the May dew.

The gathering of the May-dew was a historical relic of the Druidic festival of Beltane, when pagan ancestors kindled great fires on the hill-tops in honour of the sun and sought to harness the mysterious forces of nature by sacrifice and incantation. Doing this was supposed to ensure an abundance of corn, cattle and increase their chances of producing offspring. Moisture produced by nature was seen by the ancients as a sacred entity - vital to make things grow!

May dew was therefore deemed to be the ‘holy water’ of the druids, and sprinkling it on one’s self assured a healthy dose of vitality, beauty and good fortune for the rest of the year.

Source: Edinburgh Evening News/JPIMedia Publishing

03/31/2021

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03/28/2021

Miso and her favorite chair. 🖤

03/16/2021