Tag: tarot

Tripping Through the Tarot: The Magician

Welcome to the seventh episode in our Patreon mostly series, Tripping Through the Tarot

The Magician Tarot Card in the Smith Rider Waite Deck

In this episode of Tripping Through the Tarot, Anjel shares a love letter to all the creatives out there struggling to keep doing their art. In this audio essay, Anjel discusses the card of the Magician and how being in creative commune with our divine selves is accomplished through enacting our true will on the universe. Anjel also mentions their favorite occult author and teacher (at the moment) Damien Echols work. They send this out on the main RSS feed with the intention of supporting fellow creatives out there listening. If you like this episode and you want to support our show and creative output, please consider supporting us on Patreon.

Show Notes

Artist Way by Julia Cameron

Life after Death by Damien Echols 

Paradise Lost- HBO documentary 

Transcripts for this episode available here.

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Tripping Through the Tarot: The Fool

Welcome to the seventh episode in our Patreon mostly series, Tripping Through the Tarot

The Fool Tarot Card in the Smith Rider Waite Deck

Content warning for brief mention of suicide and sexually explicit stand up. In this inaugural episode of our new Patreon mostly series, Tripping Through the Tarot, Anjel discusses the first card in the tarot: The Fool, as well as their experiences in the stand up comedy community and what dating a stand up comic has taught them about the nature of humor, and how there is power in speaking the quiet part out loud. They also talk about humor from an evolutionary standpoint and include a quote from Fool: A Novel by Christopher More. If you like this episode and you want to support our show and creative output, please consider supporting us on Patreon.

Show Notes

The Fool in Tarot Wikipedia 

Infinity Room Open Mic Night

Notsoevil Rick on Twitter

Notsoevil Rick on Instagram

Notsoevil Rick on Tiktok

Trump hits back at late night shows critical of Republicans

The evolutionary origins of laughter are rooted more in survival than enjoyment

What’s So Funny? Humor is a universal language. As human beings, we all laugh.

Fool: A Novel Paperback by Christopher Moore

Transcripts for this episode available here.

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Episode 39: Tarot Talk with Trogon and Jacque

Episode 39: Tarot Talk with Trogon and Jacque

Welcome to the 39th episode of the Science Witch Podcast!

In this episode, Anjel and Enku talk to Trogon, Enku’s Spouse, and Jacque about one of our favorite topics: Tarot. In this conversation we talk about how we came to the tarot, what are the mystical mechanisms behind why tarot actually works, and we mention quite a few of our favorite decks along with some advice for witches wanting to start a tarot practice. 

We dedicate this episode to Rachel Pollack, visionary writer and tarot teacher who at the time of this episode being released is at hospice care. 

We also run a promo for That Witch Life Minicon.

Kofi

Goat and Thistle

Etsy Store

Science Witch Podcast on Apple

Facebook

Instagram

Transcripts for this Episode

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Show Notes

How to Change your Mind Netflix Series

By Candlelight&Conjure in Salem OR 

The Celtic Dragon Tarot Kit

5 Worst Witch Books Ever (Possibly) – Notes about DJ Conway

Cosmic Tribe Tarot

The Way Jodorowsky Explained Tarot to his Cat

Herbcrafter’s Tarot

I Ching

Food of the Gods: The Search for the Original Tree of Knowledge A Radical History of Plants, Drugs, and Human Evolution by Terence McKenna

The Secret Teachings of all Ages by Manly P. Hall

Seventy-Eight Degrees of Wisdom: A Tarot Journey to Self-Awareness by Rachel Pollack

Voyager Tarot: Intuition Cards for the 21st Century

Paul Foster Case

The Wild Unknown Tarot 

The Wild Unknown Alchemy Deck and Guidebook

Herbal Tarot

Wildwood Tarot 

Thoth Deck 

Missing Witches – Pixie Colman Smith: Look for the Door Into The Unknown Country.

Smith-Waite® Centennial Tarot Deck

The Modern Witch Tarot Deck

Galaxy Tarot App 

Biddy Tarot 

Robert Place

Sola Busca Tarot

Oops all Towers Deck 

Fifth Spirit Tarot 

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Black Lives Matter

Wild Witches Episode 3: Jungian Archetypes

Wild Witches Episode 3: Jungian Archetypes

In this episode, Enku and Anjel discuss the work of Carl Jung and how his concept of Archetypes has influenced current thought and practice in astrology and Tarot.

Show Notes

Wild Witches Year and A Day community

The Gateway: The Teal Swan Story

Freud and Jung Letters

The Red Book – A window into Jung’s dreams

Red Book on Thrift Books

Van Gogh immersive experience

The Witch Wave

Herb Crafter’s Tarot’

Altered Carbon

Carl Jung Tarot Cards Provide Doorways to the unconscious and even a way to predict the future 

The Visionary Mystical Art of Carl Jung

The Pagan World

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Black Lives Matter

It is important that we acknowledge the fact that Portland, Oregon is located in the traditional homelands of the Multnomah, Wasco, Cowlitz, Kathlamet, Clackamas, Watlala Bands of Chinook, Tualatin Kalapuya, Molalla, and many other indigenous nations who made their homes along the Columbia and Willamette Rivers. It is our intention in recognizing these communities to honor their lives, their legacies, their elders, their descendants, and the vibrancy and importance of their ongoing work—and to stand in solidarity with them at every opportunity.

Wild Witches Episode 1: Drawing Down the Moon

Wild Witches Episode 1: Drawing Down the Moon

I wanted to post this conversation between myself and two of my favorite witches, Moondancer and Enku from our Wild Witches Year and a Day class as a bit of lagniappe for y’all listeners. In this discussion we talk about several topics around witchcraft traditions discussed in the book Drawing Down the Moon by Margot Adler and go on to discuss other topics such as witchcraft traditions, and even talk about QAnon and the Tarot is a closed practice debacle.

Show Notes:

Wild Witches Year and a Day Community.

MW Margaret Murray: What Science Calls Nature and Religion Calls God

Isobel Gowdie

Raven Grimassi

No Tarot is not a closed practice

TikTok Witches Hexing the moon

The SOS in my Halloween Decorations

A Thread on the Wild Witches Year and a Day community that links all the traditions and groups discussed in the book and where they are today

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Also… please follow us, share this episode out, give us a fabulous rating and let others know about what we’re up to so we can keep growing this sweet little community of ours!

Black Lives Matter

It is important that we acknowledge the fact that Portland, Oregon is located in the traditional homelands of the Multnomah, Wasco, Cowlitz, Kathlamet, Clackamas, Watlala Bands of Chinook, Tualatin Kalapuya, Molalla, and many other indigenous nations who made their homes along the Columbia and Willamette Rivers. It is our intention in recognizing these communities to honor their lives, their legacies, their elders, their descendants, and the vibrancy and importance of their ongoing work—and to stand in solidarity with them at every opportunity.