The King of the Wood
Explore the mysterious and tragic priesthood of Diana at Nemi, where a deadly fight for succession was waged between a runaway slave and the priest. Discover the strange rituals and…
True Will
Dive deeper into yourself and explore various spiritual paths to build knowledge and wisdom. Discover and align with your True Will to live in harmony with all things and actively…
Synchronicity, Intuition, and Divination: An Interconnected Web
Discover how synchronicity, intuition, and divination can be used to discover meaning in your life and gain personal insight and growth. Let the art of divination help you get in…
The Knowledge of Good and Evil
The serpent, the bringer of truth, spoke to the first woman and told her she had a choice: eat the fruit from the tree of good and evil (i.e. take…
Unlocking the Secrets of Oracles: From Delphi to Modern Divination Practices
Self-reading with a divination tool is a form of self-administered therapy, and the better one knows oneself, the better their results are likely to be. It takes time, commitment, and…
There’s no single source of truth
Adaptation is key to survival, even when it requires us to challenge our old worldviews. Coming from a religious background, I learned a few lessons along the way. Buddhism is…
On Ignorance
Ignorance may be natural, but "being ignorant isn't a bad thing." Buddhism teaches two core concepts, Impermanence and No-Self, that provide insight to help us understand why it's important to…
Accepting Death
Death is unavoidable, so why not live life fully, embracing the good moments and accepting the inevitable? Buddhism offers ways to recognize and accept the ever-present truth of impermanence, so…
Taking Things on Faith
In a time of rampant misinformation, rely on yourself and your judgment to identify truth and trustworthiness. Wisdom lies in testing out ideas for yourself, and recognizing liars for what…
Hell in a Handbasket
As Buddhists, we can use the teachings of impermanence and the imperfect nature of the human brain to deal with the difficult times of today. We can accept that change…