Tarot by Jacqueline | Newsletter December 2022 – A Year Comes to a Close
This is the time of year where I start to label my notebooks for the next year. These unassuming $1.00 wire spiral bound back-to-school specials from the office supply store contain notes and phone numbers of each of you that I have been in contact with for that year (plus a few other personal notes about doctor’s appointments and the next cheer competition for my granddaughter). It is a written history of my work with you, and the three notebooks that I go through each year get filed...
read moreTarot by Jacqueline | Proprietary Blues or What’s Mine is Mine and Theirs is Theirs
The concept of checking with an another reader or root worker is something I have touched on before in a previous article here in the blog. I wrote about it because I felt it is important for you to be reassured that the work you have contracted to have done for you is correctly diagnosed and properly assigned the right herbs, roots, candles, rituals, and more through the use of divination. When asking about the proper methodology of another’s work, divination can be useful to ease your tension...
read moreTarot by Jacqueline | Newsletter November 2022 – What Do You Stand For?
This month with all of the uncertainties and uneasiness, is actually crucial in the process of you developing your most authentic version of YOU. While we are weathering changes that we did not understand would happen and the outcomes that they brought, it is also a time where we can make necessary changes in order to preserve our Future. This also comes as a personal transformation as well. November brings us the Day of All Souls Day on November 2nd, where we honor those who came before us to...
read moreTarot by Jacqueline | He Who Hestitates is Lunch
Growing up in the 70’s the thing to do was to spend my allowance and babysitting money on vinyl records. I couldn’t wait for the latest favorite offering to be ready at the Tower Records store on the K Street Mall. It was an adventure riding my canary yellow ten-speed bike down West Capitol to the Tower Bridge, and through Old Sacramento and up the K St. Mall to about 7th Street. The alcove of the Tower Records there was painted in a psychedelic theme reminiscent of the artist Peter...
read moreTarot by Jacqueline | Vintage Spirits and Things That Go Bump in the Night
For many years the idea of going to secondhand stores and garage sales to gather gently reused items and clothing has been a trend, and vintage clothing shops are seeing the emergence in the popularity of bohemian and mid-modern fashion and furniture this past year. For many, the idea of taking a phonograph console or some velvet tufted wing chairs that belong to someone’s Mom or Grandparents seems cool, especially when cleaned and refinished or repainted in groovy mandala patterns and paints....
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