On Finding YOUR Magic Word

Proof that YOU are Related to Merlin

Here are several secrets contained in the book Heirs to the Queen of Hearts: Tracing Magical Genealogy. For much more information, see MysteryArts.com.

The Most Dangerous Words Ever Spoken

 Here's our short video on the most dangerous words ever spoken.

How to Be the Strange You Wish to Flee

Here's our short video on the Mandela Effect.

On the hidden meanings of the Major Arcana, revealed through anagrams.

The great alchemist John Dee designed a protective magical talisman under the direction of the angel Uriel: crossed lines, a central circle, and the letters A, G, L, and A. These letters constitute an acronym (also known as a kabbalistic "notariqon") of the unspeakable primordial name that was lost through the ages. It's a well-kept secret that this talisman can serve as a revealing template for a four-card Tarot spread. We explore how in the following post at Thematic Tarot.

We explain the concept behind punctuating a Tarot spread over at Thematic Tarot.

This is a page purloined from The Young Wizard's Hexopedia.  (See the very strange history of this book here.)

Can a postage stamp album serve as a mystical guidebook to the universe?  The visionary Polish writer and fine artist Bruno Schulz certainly believed it could, as he explores in Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass.  His meditations on postage stamps as "handy amulets" forming "a book of truth and splendor" inspired us to piece together a Tarot deck of stamps from around the world.  We reveal our progress and explain the concept here:

The Stamp Album Tarot

Some highlights of our vintage Tarot/divination finds over at Spotted in the Wild:

An unmistakable Tower crops up in a mystery novel

A Ten of Wands feels the heat

An astrologer from Siam

A King of Cups

Justice meets a Page of Cups