In Honor Of Imbolc, Here Is An Art Study I Carried Out By Illustrating Different Variations Of Brighid's

In honor of Imbolc, here is an art study I carried out by illustrating different variations of Brighid's Cross.

Ruby-eyed lunar goddess from Babylon, 1st century bce to 1st century ce. She is part of the last florescence of goddess veneration before it got wiped out under Christian and Islamic states. See comments for more of this art from Iraq, Lebanon, Jordan.

has anyone ever truly known an orange cat that wasn't at least a little bit stupid 🍊🧡

EDWARD ROBERT HUGHES - Night

Cute little devotional wallpaper collage I made!

A big misconception I see come up a lot is that tarot can predict the future. In a sense, it might, but it's a lot more nuanced than that.

There is no 'THE future'. There are lots of different futures and lots of different paths you could be led down, but not all fates come to fruition based on the choices we make.

Tarot should be used to gain insight and reflect on your current and alternative paths. You can't necessarily predict how something is going to go, but you can use them to look within yourself and see what might need to change to get on the path you want to be on.

This is one of the earliest things I learnt when beginning tarot, and learning this can open you up to different paths and possibilities, as well as allowing you to ask the right questions to get where you want to be.