What you get with a three card reading

I always set up and cleanse an altar for my tarot readings. As per tradition, I call on my ancestor spirits to help guide the cards and give me insight into their meaning.

I will draw the three cards, give you an in-depth analysis of each card and how they link together. I may also draw a card from the Portals of Chaos to help you with what you need. I will also take pictures of the reading and send it all to you in a pdf.

Recipients are free to ask questions about their reading and ask for clarifications.

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I also offer a special deal on tarot readings once a month for a year for $100.

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For example, we often hear that necromancy was outlawed because it was a devilish practice that depended upon the power of Satan for its effectiveness. What you do not hear is that necromnacy was an aspect of ancestor worship, and that part of outlawing it involved making it illegal to bury your family members on your own land. Suddenly, you were required to bury your dead in Church-sanctioned graveyards. This effectively removed one of your most solid claims to ownership of your ancestral land. It was no longer the place where you could prove your forefathers lay buried. It made it easier for authorities to come along and kick you out of your home and take state ownership of the land your family had left to you. This also supported the ultimate goal of breaking up family clans, and the political power and wealth that often went along with them.

Aaron Leitch,

Folk Tradition and the Solomonic Revival

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At the Crossroads

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Necromancy: the family that decays together stays together.

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