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Thothtober: Journalling prompts for Thoth October
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My Practice – A Tarot Reading with Clair T
Hello everyone, So, I thought I would give you some authentic insight into where I do my readings and how I prepare for them. Would it surprise you to know that I have no designated sacred space nor a specific set ritual? In any case, I will share how I get into my zone for…
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Thothtober: Frieda, Lady Harris 1877-1962
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