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    \nSometimes\nthe world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close\nto each other.\n

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the\nnightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that\ndream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and\nyou’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was\nit real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying\nhere, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you\nfirst. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But\nsometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something\ncinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for\nthat maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling\nand a dream about flying. You search the entire planet, all seven\nplanets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re\njust watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the\nrifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but\nthen again maybe you don’t need to see that far. The start is always the\nbest part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help\nthem, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don’t\nthink they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down\nwith some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players\narrive they just sit there together, chatting. They’re really nice\nactually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying\nto hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    Some Gossip on gossip # the superstructure text adventure game

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

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    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

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    Zhuàngzi

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    ✧ Preface

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    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

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    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

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    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

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    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

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    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

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    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
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    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
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    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

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    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

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    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

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    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

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    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

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    ✧ How to Do a Reading

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    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

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    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

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    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

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    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

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    .One Card Spread

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    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

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    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
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    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
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    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
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    .Three-Card Spread

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    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

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    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
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    • They may represent the past, present or future.
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    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
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    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

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    ✧ Dream well!

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    ✳ 42. the coffee

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    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

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    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

    +
      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

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    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

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    Zhuàngzi

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    ✧ Preface

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    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

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    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

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    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

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    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

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    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

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    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

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    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
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    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
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    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

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    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

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    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

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    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

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    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

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    ✧ How to Do a Reading

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    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

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    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

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    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

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    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

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    .One Card Spread

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    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

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    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
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    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
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    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
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    .Three-Card Spread

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    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

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    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
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    • They may represent the past, present or future.
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    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
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    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

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    ✧ Dream well!

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    ✳ 42. the coffee

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    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

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    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

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    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

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    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

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    Reversed

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    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

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     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

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     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

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    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

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    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

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    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

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    Reversed

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    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
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     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

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     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

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    ✳ 63. the bride

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    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

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    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

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    Reversed

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    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

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     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

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     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

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    ✳ 52. the mother

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    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

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    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

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    Reversed

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    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

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     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

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     zodiac correspondence: libra.

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    ✳ 84. the church

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    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

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    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

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    Reversed

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    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

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     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

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     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

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    ✳ 69. the upside down

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    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
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    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

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    Reversed

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    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

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     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

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    ✳ 35. the bird

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    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

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    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

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    Reversed

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    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

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     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

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    ✳ 28. the breasts

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    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

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    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

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    Reversed

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    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

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     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

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    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

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    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

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    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

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    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

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    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

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    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

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    Zhuàngzi

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    ✧ Preface

    +

    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
    2. +
    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
    4. +
    +

    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

    +

    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

    +

    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

    +

    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

    +

    .One Card Spread

    +

    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

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    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
    • +
    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
    • +
    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

    +

    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

    +
      +
    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
    • +
    • They may represent the past, present or future.
    • +
    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
    • +
    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

    +
      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

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    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

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    Zhuàngzi

    +

    ✧ Preface

    +

    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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      +
    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
    2. +
    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
    4. +
    +

    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

    +

    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

    +

    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

    +

    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

    +

    .One Card Spread

    +

    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

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    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
    • +
    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
    • +
    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

    +

    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

    +
      +
    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
    • +
    • They may represent the past, present or future.
    • +
    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
    • +
    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

    +
      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

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    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

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    Zhuàngzi

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    ✧ Preface

    +

    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
    2. +
    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
    4. +
    +

    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

    +

    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

    +

    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

    +

    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

    +

    .One Card Spread

    +

    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

    +
      +
    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
    • +
    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
    • +
    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

    +

    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

    +
      +
    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
    • +
    • They may represent the past, present or future.
    • +
    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
    • +
    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

    +
      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

    +

    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

    +

    Zhuàngzi

    +

    ✧ Preface

    +

    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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      +
    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
    2. +
    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
    4. +
    +

    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

    +

    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

    +

    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

    +

    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

    +

    .One Card Spread

    +

    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

    +
      +
    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
    • +
    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
    • +
    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

    +

    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

    +
      +
    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
    • +
    • They may represent the past, present or future.
    • +
    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
    • +
    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

    +
      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

    +

    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

    +

    Zhuàngzi

    +

    ✧ Preface

    +

    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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      +
    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
    2. +
    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
    4. +
    +

    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

    +

    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

    +

    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

    +

    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

    +

    .One Card Spread

    +

    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

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      +
    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
    • +
    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
    • +
    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

    +

    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

    +
      +
    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
    • +
    • They may represent the past, present or future.
    • +
    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
    • +
    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

    +
      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

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    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

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    Zhuàngzi

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    ✧ Preface

    +

    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
    2. +
    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
    4. +
    +

    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

    +

    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

    +

    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

    +

    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

    +

    .One Card Spread

    +

    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

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    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
    • +
    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
    • +
    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

    +

    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

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      +
    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
    • +
    • They may represent the past, present or future.
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    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
    • +
    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

    +
      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

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    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

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    Zhuàngzi

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    ✧ Preface

    +

    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
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    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
    4. +
    +

    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

    +

    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

    +

    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

    +

    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

    +

    .One Card Spread

    +

    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

    +
      +
    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
    • +
    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
    • +
    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

    +

    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

    +
      +
    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
    • +
    • They may represent the past, present or future.
    • +
    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
    • +
    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

    +
      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

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    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

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    Zhuàngzi

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    ✧ Preface

    +

    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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      +
    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
    2. +
    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
    4. +
    +

    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

    +

    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

    +

    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

    +

    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

    +

    .One Card Spread

    +

    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

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      +
    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
    • +
    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
    • +
    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

    +

    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

    +
      +
    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
    • +
    • They may represent the past, present or future.
    • +
    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
    • +
    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

    +
      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

    +

    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

    +

    Zhuàngzi

    +

    ✧ Preface

    +

    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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      +
    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
    2. +
    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
    4. +
    +

    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

    +

    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

    +

    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

    +

    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

    +

    .One Card Spread

    +

    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

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    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
    • +
    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
    • +
    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

    +

    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

    +
      +
    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
    • +
    • They may represent the past, present or future.
    • +
    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
    • +
    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

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      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking +dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

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    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

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    Zhuàngzi

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    ✧ Preface

    +

    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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      +
    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
    2. +
    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
    4. +
    +

    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

    +

    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

    +

    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

    +

    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

    +

    .One Card Spread

    +

    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

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    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
    • +
    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
    • +
    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

    +

    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

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      +
    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
    • +
    • They may represent the past, present or future.
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    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
    • +
    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

    +
      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking +dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

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    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

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    Zhuàngzi

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    ✧ Preface

    +

    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

    +
      +
    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
    2. +
    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
    4. +
    +

    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

    +

    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

    +

    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

    +

    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

    +

    .One Card Spread

    +

    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

    +
      +
    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
    • +
    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
    • +
    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

    +

    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

    +
      +
    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
    • +
    • They may represent the past, present or future.
    • +
    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
    • +
    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

    +
      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking +dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

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    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

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    Zhuàngzi

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    ✧ Preface

    +

    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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      +
    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
    2. +
    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
    4. +
    +

    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

    +

    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

    +

    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

    +

    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

    +

    .One Card Spread

    +

    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

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      +
    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
    • +
    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
    • +
    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

    +

    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

    +
      +
    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
    • +
    • They may represent the past, present or future.
    • +
    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
    • +
    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

    +
      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking +dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

    +

    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

    +

    Zhuàngzi

    +

    ✧ Preface

    +

    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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      +
    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
    2. +
    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
    4. +
    +

    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

    +

    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

    +

    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

    +

    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

    +

    .One Card Spread

    +

    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

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    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
    • +
    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
    • +
    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

    +

    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

    +
      +
    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
    • +
    • They may represent the past, present or future.
    • +
    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
    • +
    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

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      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking +dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

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    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

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    Zhuàngzi

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    ✧ Preface

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    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
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    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
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    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

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    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

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    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

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    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

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    .One Card Spread

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    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

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    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
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    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
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    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

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    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

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    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
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    • They may represent the past, present or future.
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    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
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    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

    +
      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking +dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

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    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

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    Zhuàngzi

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    ✧ Preface

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    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
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    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
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    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

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    ✧ How to Do a Reading

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    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

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    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

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    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

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    .One Card Spread

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    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

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    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
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    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
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    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
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    +

    .Three-Card Spread

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    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

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    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
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    • They may represent the past, present or future.
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    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
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    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

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    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
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    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking +dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

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    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

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    Zhuàngzi

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    ✧ Preface

    +

    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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      +
    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
    2. +
    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
    4. +
    +

    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

    +

    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

    +

    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

    +

    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

    +

    .One Card Spread

    +

    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

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    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
    • +
    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
    • +
    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

    +

    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

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      +
    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
    • +
    • They may represent the past, present or future.
    • +
    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
    • +
    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

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      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking +dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

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    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

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    Zhuàngzi

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    ✧ Preface

    +

    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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      +
    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
    2. +
    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
    4. +
    +

    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

    +

    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

    +

    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

    +

    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

    +

    .One Card Spread

    +

    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

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    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
    • +
    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
    • +
    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

    +

    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

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      +
    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
    • +
    • They may represent the past, present or future.
    • +
    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
    • +
    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

    +
      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking +dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

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    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
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    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
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    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
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    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

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    rituals_archive will go here He who dreams of drinking wine may +weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go +off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in +his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does +he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when +we know that this is all a great dream.

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    And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.

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    Zhuàngzi

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    ✧ Preface

    +

    Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of +your tongue, in a language you don’t quite understand?

    +

    It’s the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too +quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and +reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so +fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself.

    +

    This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that +pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools +for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore +deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams.

    +

    Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards +follow the paved journey of Tarot’s major arcana, but do not be fooled +by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do +not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to +dream and a soul, yours or other.

    +

    The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream +archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards +symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the +world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of +the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation +method.

    +

    The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes +from a person’s dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use +the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that +appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream +archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out +the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play +the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835).

    +

    In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling +device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may +chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your +own.

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    1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the +cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and +find a language for new or old feelings.
    2. +
    3. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to +your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is +still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the +cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a +language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths.
    4. +
    +

    There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish +to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like +you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they +are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the +Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps +into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find +these patterns.

    +

    You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make +your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The +tools are now in your hands.

    +

    ✧ How to care for the +Oracolotto

    +

    You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have +believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed +and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You +see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself +to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but +most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a +soul, a spirit that connects to yours.

    +

    This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It +asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a +pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most +importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also +recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards +if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone +who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. +It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness +or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these +feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them +in your hands while thinking positive thoughts.

    +

    ✧ How to Do a Reading

    +

    Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will +ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You +then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose +one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a +surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting +the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing +is that you let your intuition guide you to a card.

    +

    Lay it in front of you ( the “How to Lay Out the Cards” section +follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning +in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for +interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good +idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do +usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will”jump” +out of the deck while you’re shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get +your attention. They’re part of your reading, or perhaps the entire +reading. In any case, know that they’re important messages to be +heeded.

    +

    Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it +on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper +understanding.

    +

    ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards

    +

    .One Card Spread

    +

    A single card can be used for several pur­poses:

    +
      +
    • Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know +that day.
    • +
    • Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your +answer.
    • +
    • Draw a card to help further explain your dream.
    • +
    +

    .Three-Card Spread

    +

    A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different +ways:

    +
      +
    • Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general +terms.
    • +
    • They may represent the past, present or future.
    • +
    • Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and +friendship.
    • +
    +

    If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to +do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about +tarot or online.

    +

    ✧ Dream well!

    +

    ✳ 42. the coffee

    +

    .keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a +‘call’, trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing +uncertainty.

    +

    Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. +A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun +shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have +blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring.

    +

    While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like +an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup +is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the +journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad +who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged +to begin.

    +

    The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be +naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the +consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will +spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the +consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new +beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked +for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off +on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in +knowing the difference.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 0. the fool.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs, the +universe.

    +

    ✳ 66. the two +spinsters

    +

    .keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy +consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you +need.

    +

    Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one +below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in +your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly +powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about +the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin +a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at +the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to +manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold +and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus +and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to +achieving what you wish.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are +ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have +chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older +women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays +dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your +ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within +your own life.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 1. the magician.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo.

    +

    ✳ 63. the bride

    +

    . keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something +you can’t explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual.

    +

    The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed +and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. +She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure +of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the +guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this +card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, +she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little +care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. +Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and +logical.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine +where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind +run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be +overvaluing other’s opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it +may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.
    +

    +

     tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces.

    +

    ✳ 52. the mother

    +

    .keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, +strong protection, dignity.

    +

    The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, +a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is +Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a +pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature +thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and +growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is +appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She +is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and +sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno’s warlike nature is more +active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping +your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you +were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your +emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your +war, lean into joy and love.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 3. the empress. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 84. the church

    +

    .keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, +learning about the past.

    +

    A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one +towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly +ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you +inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not +only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I +invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its +Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social +structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a +teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in +your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. +Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it +and who walked it before you?

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status +quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others’ belief +systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. +Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping +you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, +upon a path you paved yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & +capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 69. the upside down

    +
      +
    • .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, +compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony.
    • +
    +

    Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with +light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an +obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. +However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down +is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card +appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose +love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down +is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow +it.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However +you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this +case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you +space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has +turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your +choices and seek out harmony.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: gemini.

    +

    ✳ 35. the bird

    +

    .keywords: focused action, self-belief and confidence, +commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, +assertion.

    +

    A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a +man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight +at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and +victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with +it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful +practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and +your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the +stars.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of +control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an +underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. +Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just +waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and +begin riding.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: cancer.

    +

    ✳ 28. the breasts

    +

    .keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, +emotional labour, heart.

    +

    A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming +the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do +not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her +strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional +weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing +you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can +steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates +positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure +emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, +anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live +within you and own them, pour love all over them.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This +is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your +self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an +overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain +dictate your choice, find your strength once again.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 7. strength.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 65. the crying

    +

    .keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through +on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided +study.

    +

    A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their +hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their +way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep +introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of +your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It +is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead +you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly +felt it, you will gain better understanding.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have +relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its +purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or +leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: virgo.

    +

    ✳ 82. the set table

    +

    .keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling +like something is ‘destined’ to happen, an interconnected bigger +picture.

    +

    A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot +and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and +fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio +and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. +This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your +destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision +develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but +also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to +serve.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements +outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on +your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your +circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are +these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there +someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the +Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, +informed by your discoveries.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & +scorpio

    +

    ✳ 60. the lament

    +

    .keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, +justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, +intersectionality.

    +

    A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament +distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, +carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one +end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing +eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, +that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has +an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings +justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that +your expression of injustice is worth sharing.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an +hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you +or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon +they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a +re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the +issue from both sides, hear the Lament.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. justice.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: libra.

    +

    ✳ 85. purgatory’s +souls

    +

    .keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events +to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, +self-acceptance, overcoming ego

    +

    A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by +his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people +hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory’s Souls, intended +as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and +purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready +for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of +acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They +are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is +fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to +trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all +along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it’s not time to +struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    As Purgatory’s Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. +They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself +further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. +Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The +souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you +still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 48. the talking +dead

    +

    .keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, +ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of +life.

    +

    A deer’s skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer +looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card +is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not +symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of +change. The death has already happened, and the deer’s spirit is ready +to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to +let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the +only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not +bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is +no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting +lead you.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being +forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. +Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never +reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to +be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of +learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay +ahead.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 12. death. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 48. warm soup

    +

    .keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the +middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, +testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness.

    +

    A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their +forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that +humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking +water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into +a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of +balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The +figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the +figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle +dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You +may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings +between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of +gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was +taken.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been +thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous +care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs +may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must +reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the +balance and adjust it.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 13. temperance.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: sagittarius.

    +

    ✳ 77. the devils

    +

    .keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, +harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, +confronting fear, committing to your own freedom.

    +

    Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a +chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils +symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that +contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. +This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that +which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do +not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it +causes you to ignore other relationships.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are +aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your +life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply +freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own +trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your +newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical +jail. 

    +

     tarot correspondence: 14. the devil.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: capricorn.

    +

    ✳ 83. the storm

    +

    .keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old +structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, +potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a +disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration.

    +

    An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm +is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The +Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It +indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The +situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you +understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately +positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card +indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel +quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old +cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the +Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves +escaping.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from +within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries +within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take +care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your +own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you +and those around you.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 15. the tower. 

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries.

    +

    ✳ 25. christmas

    +

    .keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, +self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your +intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    ✳ 48. blood

    +

    .keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, +listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, +non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, +deceiving yourself, wearing a mask.

    +

    A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away +from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab +floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you +that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this +card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents +witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by +the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its +silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and +manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by +just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is +okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild +magical practice.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner +confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a +mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, +wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be +lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the +truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with +yourself.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 17. the moon.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: pisces.

    +

    ✳ 19. laughter

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, +healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, +integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision.

    +

    A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the +windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an +enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. +A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to +leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, +filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is

    +

     tarot correspondence: 16. the star.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: aquarius.

    +

    **✳ 19. laughter*

    +

    .keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, +success, things coming together, life’s simple pleasures, allowing +yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force.

    +

    Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a +waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around +them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents +enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will +laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy +will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and +effortless.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close +as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a +quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve +that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to +finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the +things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. +Follow them and soon Laughter will come back.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 18. the sun.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: leo.

    +

    ✳ 18. the gossiping +woman

    +

    .keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of +old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, +forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards.

    +

    A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, +where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a +lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of +accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and +thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls +you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, +successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate +yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it +requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it +carries.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that +you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you +and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own +mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is +reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. +It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the +Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free +yourself of this burden.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 19. judgement.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: scorpio.

    +

    ✳ 45. the good wine

    +

    .keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in +the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all +things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation.

    +

    Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the +world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and +another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the +road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you +Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the +celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now +the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts +into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in +your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and +remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled +with infinite possibilities.

    +

    Reversed

    +

    The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach +yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is +still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the +effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and +soon the Good Wine will be yours.

    +

     tarot correspondence: 20. the world.

    +

     zodiac correspondence: all signs.

    +

    Bibliography

    +
      +
    • Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del +lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell’Italia dell’Ottocento e +oltre, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0
    • +
    • Michele Zezza, La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere +denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto, +Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835.
    • +
    • 莊子, 齊物論, 12. Zhuàngzi, “Discussion on making all +things equal,” 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New +York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 +[1] i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my +mindfulness game here.
    • +
    +

    The history of Tarot Cards According to History

    +

    Some Gossip on gossip yay — title: Fortnite author: Stephen

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying. You search the entire planet, all seven +planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re +just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the +rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but +then again maybe you don’t need to see that far. The start is always the +best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help +them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don’t +think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down +with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players +arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They’re really nice +actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying +to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here. 😋

    +

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    +
    +

    i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness +game here.

    +

    rituals_archive will go here # the superstructure text adventure +game

    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

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    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

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    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

    screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite

    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

    screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite

    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

    screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite

    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

    screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite

    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

    screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite

    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

    screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite

    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

    screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite

    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

    screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite

    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

    screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite

    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

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    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

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    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

    screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite

    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

    screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite

    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

    screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite

    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

    screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite

    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

    screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite screenshot from Fortnite

    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

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    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    +

    Papa Louie’s Ghosteria

    +

    Papa +Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and +Boyana.

    +

    Following the discussions we had about the texts ‘Notes on +Deconstructing The Popular’ by Stuart Hall and ‘Game Modding: Cross-Over +Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts’ from The Player’s Power to Change the Game +by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the +ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we +utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two +popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. The +list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? If the game is quest based, what types of +quests are you asked to complete? What is the gameplay? What is the +narrative? How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this +game? What is missing? What type of relationships are you allowed to +form? What is the role of non-player characters? What are the +requirements for surviving the game? Which behaviours are rewarded? What +real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? How are +you situated in the hierarchy of the game? What change in status is +promised? What are you being trained for? What fantasies are lived out +or explored?

    +

    Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: +When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its +elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have +done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the +multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they +have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. +Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You +name it.

    +

    After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we +discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such +as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. +In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a +storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather +than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20’s topic we felt +like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the +gameplay.

    +

    What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the +game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his +own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and +rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic +pizzeria culture.

    +

    We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard +about “How To Cope With Grief” and “How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to +Overcome Grief” to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could +help him heal.

    +

    We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that +visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie’s Ghosteria. To create a few +scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an +app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing +around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise +our idea in just a couple of hours.

    +

    The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs +to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of +the game: 1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) 2. loss of +community (clients, belonging) 3. loss of future (hope, dreams) 4. loss +of identity (dignity, making things himself) 5. loss of labour (money, +time, effort, pizza)

    +

    To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a +new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are +the actions players need to execute at each level.

    +

    And so our story goes like this: The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà +Louie’s clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this +external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full +of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries +different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and +overcomes his troubles.

    +
    +The Storyboard + +
    +
    +
    +

    Tetris Fantasies

    +

    Death, +Geometry and the Structure of the Individual

    +

    Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the +chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by +twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection +implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a +collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses +of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead +the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A +life’s function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to +get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through +increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing +block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like +everything just keeps getting harder?

    +

    There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number +apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people +can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores +that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope +to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score +table. Employee-of-the-month, world’s-best-mom. But maybe there is an +alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than +simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there +is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid +on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than +what they produce.

    +

    This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations +depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a +fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, +intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original +tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a +relationship to eachother of some sort.

    +

    + +

    +
    +
    +

    Holographic Oracle Deck

    +

    ‘Crystals +& Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy +sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as +energy-storing matter

    +

    ‘Crystals & Energy’ is a holographic oracle deck exploring a +range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of +crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter.

    +

    Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify +an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a +holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type +of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the +global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an +educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary +audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning +environment.

    +

    After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified +Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example +of such a card.

    +

    Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; +stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or +exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from +liquid to solid). Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; +compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific +temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy +that can be channelled later.

    +

    Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the +everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice +narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video +creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our +initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve +earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting +rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they +document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns +and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he +used to live.

    +

    To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The +process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res +image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into +the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can +demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we +had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we +uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website.

    +

    We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create +an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a +sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, +we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people +better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and +sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves +and what kind of impact it could have on people’s perceptions of these +topics.

    +

    Aquamarine Poem Diamond Jellyfish LNG and Aquamarine UFO

    +
    +
    +

    Sometimes +the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close +to each other.

    +

    Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the +nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it’s just that +dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and +you’re wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was +it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying +here, what’s even here for us? If you don’t get them, they’ll get you +first. Then you wake up and you still can’t find the fucking keys. But +sometimes it’s sunny and you’re standing there and there’s something +cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for +that maybe. There’s really no difference between a dream about falling +and a dream about flying.

    +
    +
    +

    You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last +drop, and still no fucking keys. You’re just watching the whole thing +anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope +on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don’t need +to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in +the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They +are all so busy killing each other I don’t think they can hear. The +forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots +and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit +there together, chatting. They’re really nice actually. And then a +player ran up beside us, saw that we weren’t trying to hurt them, and +left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow.

    +

    The only reason I’m still here is because you’re still here.

    +

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    +
    +
    +

    Long Time

    +

    Six Sigma Fortune Telling

    +

    While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present +understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of +some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields +include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate +tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current +millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, +and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline +includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific +questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all.

    +

    This timeline (based on Wikipedia’s Timeline +of the Far Future) claims to make accurate predictions far into the +future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our +lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The +scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material +world which is “orders of magnitude” more accurate than other ways of +interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often +pits themself as “against” the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the +mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective +future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist’s method in their own +mind?

    +

    This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this +approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that +science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has +nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective +distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: +your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one’s place, +and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others +(Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the +philosopher doesn’t have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to +talk about death?

    +
    +The future + +
    +
    +
    \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/web/00-booklet/booklet.md b/web/00-booklet/booklet.md index 004aeb5..763a5f2 100644 --- a/web/00-booklet/booklet.md +++ b/web/00-booklet/booklet.md @@ -2,6 +2,8426 @@ The history of Tarot Cards According to History +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + +Some Gossip on gossip +# the superstructure text adventure game + +SI20 + +rituals_archive will go here +*He who dreams of drinking wine may weep when morning comes; he who dreams of weeping may in the morning go off to hunt. While he is dreaming he does not know it is a dream, and in his dream he may even try to interpret a dream. Only after he wakes does he know it was a dream. And someday there will be a great awakening when we know that this is all a great dream.* + +*And when I say you are dreaming, I am dreaming, too.* + +**Zhuàngzi** + +### ✧ Preface + +Have you ever woken up feeling like there is a word, at the tip of your tongue, in a language you don't quite understand? + +It's the same feeling you may have felt when a dream has left too quickly once you woke up, like a regretful lover. You grasped and reached but it was gone and you have forgotten something so fundamentally important that your stomach has caved into itself. + +This deck of oracle cards invites you to go back into that cave, that pit, to the start of that word. Tarot and oracle cards are always tools for self-exploration, but the Oracolotto will guide you to explore deeper, into the subconscious realm of your dreams. + +Oracolotto includes twenty-one cards and one guidebook. The cards follow the paved journey of Tarot's major arcana, but do not be fooled by the numbers, as they will not give you insight into the path. You do not need any previous knowledge to use these cards, only the ability to dream and a soul, yours or other. + +The Oracolotto cards present illustrations of collective dream archetypes, as delineated by Neapolitan tradition. While the cards symbolically follow the traditional Tarot journey from the fool to the world(minus the Emperor), they are based on the Neapolitan art form of the Smorfia, intended not as the grimace but the dream interpretation method. + +The Smorfia is an ancient art form in which symbols and archetypes from a person's dreams are analysed and converted into numbers. To use the Smorfia, one would thus recall every event, person and object that appeared in their dream, and then use the extensive list of dream archetypes to find the associated numbers. This may be used to find out the meaning of your dreams or, most commonly, to find numbers to play the lottery (Ricciardone, 1987; Zezza, 1835). + +In this case however, the archetypes were used as a story telling device, an exploration tool for imagination and self-discovery. You may chose to use these cards in the two ways I have imagined, or create your own. + +1. The first, and the one I recommend, asks your soul to sit with the cards, ask them a question, read the answer in the following pages and find a language for new or old feelings. +2. The other way I have imagined requires you to keep the deck next to your bed, or wherever you sleep. Once you wake up, while the dream is still supple and alive, reach for the Oracolotto and try and find the cards that resemble the dream most closely. This way you may give a language to the unformed and find on the cards apparent truths. + +There is a possibility, that you have read thus far because you wish to remember your dreams and connect to your subconscious, but feel like you cannot. You may almost never recall your dreams or think that they are random. If this is your case, I recommend that you use the Oracolotto in the first way I have described, as the subconscious seeps into our daily thoughts and feelings anyways. The deck may help you find these patterns. + +You may also choose your own path, disregard what I said and make your own game, read old or future dreams or even play the lottery. The tools are now in your hands. + +### ✧ How to care for the Oracolotto +You may have been told that objects do not have spirit and have believed it. If you have, I suggest you tuck the inner skeptic into bed and let the curious child out to play for the following sections. You see, the Oracolotto, like any Tarot or Oracle, does not believe itself to be an objects. In fact, it thinks that no object is just a thing, but most exist in the spiritual plane as well. As such, all objects have a soul, a spirit that connects to yours. + +This particular one, the Oracolotto, has a playful and deep soul. It asks to be cared for as if it was a living thing, more a plant than a pet. It asks to be touched, used, cried on, laughed with. Most importantly, it asks for a place to rest every night. I would also recommend, at your discretion, to free negative intention from the cards if you stumble upon it. This may happen if you do a reading for someone who turns out to have bad intention, or just a very heavy painful load. It may also happen if you use them alone in a moment of intense sadness or anger. In these cases, I recommend finding a way to release these feelings from the cards, by leaving them out to breath, or holding them in your hands while thinking positive thoughts. + +### ✧ How to Do a Reading + +Set an intention to begin. You or the person you are reading for will ask a question, out loud or in your mind as you shuffle the cards. You then have two options: either spread them out or fan them, and choose one card at a time with your dominant hand; or place the whole deck on a surface and run your fingers alongside it until you feel like splitting the deck and picking a card. Do it however you wish, the important thing is that you let your intuition guide you to a card. + +Lay it in front of you ( the "How to Lay Out the Cards" section follows). Turn the card over and feel, hear, see, and intuit its meaning in relation to your question. Refer to this guidebook for interpretations. If you give readings to others, it is always a good idea to keep a record of your own read­ings, as messages for others do usually weave together with those for you. Sometimes cards will"jump" out of the deck while you're shuffling. These cards are try­ing to get your attention. They're part of your reading, or perhaps the entire reading. In any case, know that they're important messages to be heeded. + +Alternatively and if applicable, you may choose one card and place it on your altar or under your pillow at night to bring in deeper understanding. + +### ✧ How to Lay Out the Cards + +.One Card Spread + +A single card can be used for several pur­poses: + +- Draw a card in the morning for guidance about what you need to know that day. +- Draw a card after you ask a question. The one you pick is your answer. +- Draw a card to help further explain your dream. + +.Three-Card Spread + +A three-card spread can also be used in a couple of different ways: + +- Draw three cards representing what you need to know in general terms. +- They may represent the past, present or future. +- Or answer questions about three issues, such as career, love and friendship. + +If you wish to find a more fleshed out narrative, you may choose to do bigger spread. Information about those can be found in any book about tarot or online. + +#### ✧ **Dream well!** + +**✳ 42. the coffee** +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: beginnings, unformed potential, taking a risk, answering a 'call', trusting in the universe, overcoming self-doubt, embracing uncertainty. + +Coffee is brewing, yet to be poured on the empty cup on the counter. A spiritual guide sits patiently, urging you to begin, while the sun shines outside a closed window. On the side, enormous snowdrops have blossomed, indicating the first tentative steps of spring. + +While the Coffe is number 42, this card comes before the others. Like an unhatched egg it contains all the potential for the journey. The cup is empty, but you are urged to pour it, to drink it and to being the journey. A spiritual guide urges you forward. Like the prophet Muhammad who was given coffee(قهوة) by the Archangel Jibreel, you are also urged to begin. + +The Coffee upright in a reading tells you it is now the time to be naive and courageous. Set on a new adventure and do not worry about the consequences. It is time, the coffee is ready. + +*Reversed* + +If the Coffee appears reversed, it is a warning. The coffee will spill and it may burn your or others. Be cautious about disregarding the consequences of your actions. Your eagerness for freedom and new beginnings may have harmed others of yourself. Now, you are being asked for consistency and patience. There is a time to be brave and to set off on new paths, and a time to be reliable and patient-wisdom lays in knowing the difference. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 0. the fool. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs, the universe. + +**✳ 66. the two spinsters** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: magic, manifestation, setting intentions, directing energy consciously, willpower, concentration, having all the resources you need. + +Two old women stand before a table, one pointing to above and one below. Their eyes glow with mystic powers and if they have appeared in your dreams you may feel their power radiating. This is particularly powerful card. While looking at it, reject what you have been told about the emotional loneliness of spinsters and focus on their ability to spin a magical web. These women are appearing to you at an important time, at the moment when you may choose your own path. You are now fully able to manifest your desires. The Spinsters are showing you the power you hold and asking you for intense concentration. There is power in your focus and dedication, now is the time to channel all your resources to achieving what you wish. + +*Reversed* + +If the Spinsters have appeared reversed, is is a sign that you are ignoring your own powers. You no longer see two crone magicians who have chosen the path of spiritual power but instead two unmarried older women. Do not be fooled. The power is in your hands, your potential lays dormant underneath your doubts and lack of self esteem. Trust in your ability, trust the Spinsters to weave you back to an active role within your own life.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 1. the magician. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini & virgo. + +**✳ 63. the bride** +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +. keywords: intuition, subconscious, higher wisdom, knowing something you can't explain, stillness, meditation, spell-work and ritual. + +The Bride sits in silence in an underground cistern, two eyes closed and a third one opened. Upon her head two crescent moons hold the globe. She is alone, but does not appear to be waiting. The Bride is a figure of divine wisdom, feminine mystery and intuitive knowledge. She is the guardian of the unconscious and she is meeting you. By receiving this card you are being gently led deeper, or asked to go deeper. To artists, she is the representation of creative potential. The bride has little care for the material as her powers lay in the true nature of emotion. Let your intuition lead the way, quiet the chatter of the rational and logical. + +*Reversed* + +If you are facing a reversed Bride, is is an indication to examine where you are ignoring your gut. Perhaps you have let your thinking mind run loose or have not been listening to your gut. You have even be overvaluing other's opinions or acting too hastily. Whichever is it, it may be time to be still, reflect and meditate on your intuition.\ + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 2. the high priestess. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer & pisces. + +**✳ 52. the mother** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: maternal figure, familiar love, abundance, life force, strong protection, dignity. + +The Mother sits on a throne in the middle of the river of life force, a crown upon her head a sword in her hand. In this iconography she is Juno, Roman goddess of marriage and family. As such, she sits near a pregnant cow and a peacock eating a pomegranate. Around her nature thrives. She is the embodiment of femininity and the bringer or life and growth. Her energy is both nurturing and fiercely protective. She is appearing to indicate that she is looking after you and your growth. She is abundant and as such so will your expression be, both creative and sensual. Deep fulfilment awaits. + +*Reversed* + +The Mother has appeared reversed. Juno's warlike nature is more active than her nurturing side. Your seeking of protection is keeping your from true love and joy. You were guarding yourself, and while you were in the right to do so, it is now time to let your shield down. Your emotional crops are thriving, you have put in the work. Let go of your war, lean into joy and love. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 3. the empress.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 84. the church** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: belief systems, ancestry, study, tradition, conformity, learning about the past. + +A priest stands in front of you, one hand to invite you and one towards the divine. On his shoulders sits a church, the door slightly ajar. On the bottom, you may see keys. The Church cards beckons you inside a mysteries sacred place. In Christian belief, a church is not only where religious community meets but seat of Divinity itself. I invite you to the Church card as such, and disconnect it from its Christian imagery. It stands in the place of any established social structure, spiritual tradition or source of ancestral knowledge. It is a teacher, a leader, a guru of past memory. If the Church has come up in your reading, its indicating a need for deeper meaning or knowledge. Will you use your key to follow the paved road and find out who paved it and who walked it before you? + +*Reversed* + +The Church is upside down. Its integrity is questioned, the status quo stumbles. The pressure of conformity weighs heavy, others' belief systems hang above your head. This card is now urging you to move. Tradition can be a teacher or a jailer and in this case, it is trapping you. It may be time to shake your ancestors wishes away and start anew, upon a path you paved yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 4. the hierophant. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: taurus, libra & capricorn. + +**✳ 69. the upside down** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- .keywords: love (of all kinds), making heart-centred choices, compassion, partnerships and relationships, equilibrium, harmony. + +Two hands reach for each other, the space between them filled with light and eyes. Around their wrists roses are growing. There is an obvious story being told, of two souls meeting in companionship. However, this is a card about balance and choices too. The Upside Down is a reference to love and the two sides of a coin. When this card appears it speaks of love and strong bonds. It is asking you to choose love, to make heartfelt, loving, compassionate choices. The Upside Down is a simple card, asking you to choose. Listen to your heart and follow it. + +*Reversed* + +Due to the nature of this card, up is down and down is up. However you pull this card, it is showing you both the Yin and the Yang. In this case, however, a sourness is prevalent. The eyes look away, giving you space to work out and identify within yourself why a committment has turned sour. Your inner voice is unbalanced. Use your heart for your choices and seek out harmony. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 5. the lovers. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: gemini. + +**✳ 35. the bird** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: focused *action, s*elf-belief and confidence, commitment, drive and determination, hard, passionate work, assertion. + +A chariot flies across a starry sky with two half moons. Inside it, a man dressed in Roman armour with the head of turtle dove looks straight at you, welcoming you with one hand. This is the card of control and victory. The Bird has control of his own fate but it will help you with it too. It directs you to assert your will with mastery, careful practice and self-discipline. It reminds you of your own courage and your strength, an encourages you to direct your energies towards the stars. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Bird is spinning further and further out of control. It may be due to an attempt to control too much, or an underdeveloped assertiveness. Loosen the reins, redirect your chariot. Some things are beyond your power to change and some others are just waiting for your confidence and hard work. Assess which is which and begin riding. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 6. the chariot. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: cancer. + +**✳ 28. the breasts** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: inner strength and courage, dignified resistance, emotional labour, heart. + +A naked woman covered in flowers looks to the side, casually taming the lion in front of her. Behind her, a natural landscape opens up. Do not be fooled by her gentle appearance, for she is not effortless. Her strength lies in her heart as this is the card for Breasts. Emotional weakness is discarded as patriarchal concept, as the Breasts are showing you a dignified taming of the wild through your heart. Emotion can steady your demeanour and your inner strength powers you. This indicates positive emotional labour of your own ferocity and expression of pure emotional strength. Go to towards your own chest, to the place of pain, anger, greed, and fear in your life. Acknowledge where these things live within you and own them, pour love all over them. + +*Reversed* + +The lion is now overpowering as the Breasts appear upside down. This is an indication of weakness, your strength feeble as your self-confidence lessens. Your emotions are no longer a power but an overwhelming force that you cannot control. Do not let anger or pain dictate your choice, find your strength once again. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 7. strength. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 65. the crying** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: introspection, solitude, retreat, working things through on your own, claiming space and time for you, self-guided or guided study. + +A figure cries in a cocoon underwater, wrapped in a cape of their hair and algae. They are holding themselves, as their tears make their way up. A light shines from their hands. This figure is in deep introspection. The Crying card is not a negative card, regardless of your own view of tears. It indicates a need for comfort and solitude. It is asking for a moment of introspection, the only thing that may lead you to true self discovery. Once you have expressed your pain and truly felt it, you will gain better understanding. + +*Reversed* + +The tears fall upon you as the Crying card is reversed. You have relied on yourself too much and over-isolated. The cocoon has served its purpose, now the time for solitude is over. You may let others in or leave your safe space altogether for the time for crying is over. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 8. the hermit. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: virgo. + +**✳ 82. the set table** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positive luck, change, predictions and prophesies, feeling like something is 'destined' to happen, an interconnected bigger picture. + +A table is set with plates spelling out the ancient names for tarot and wheel. In the center of the table you can see water, soil, air and fire. Around the table sit the four fixed signs, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio and Aquarius. Three eyes, symbolising the three Fates oversee the table. This is an incredibly auspicious card to pick. Like the table, your destiny has been set, the tempo will crank up as your personal vision develops into reality. This card is asking you to accept your fate, but also take responsibility for it. The table is set but it is up to you to serve. + +*Reversed* + +The Set Table has been turned the wrong way. This indicated elements outside your control that are spinning your fate. Luck has not been on your side and you may have found yourself unhappy with your circumstances. Take a moment to analyse what could have happened, are these elements toying with your luck internal or external? Is there someone to blame, if yes, who is it? Whatever you find, trust that the Table will be set again, and out of darkness a new light will be born, informed by your discoveries. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 9. the wheel of fortune. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius, leo, taurus & scorpio + +**✳ 60. the lament** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: truth, logical thought, objectivity, binary thinking, justice, fairness, balance, accountability, social justice principles, intersectionality. + +A woman, justice, walks the steps out of darkness, a lament distorting her face. In the Lament, you can see justice wearing white, carrying a sword on her waist and holding scales, with a heart on one end and a brain on the other. Her blindfold stays on as her piercing eyes penetrate through the truth. It is her cry for truth, her lament, that propels her forward. This card calls out to you. Every action has an equal reaction but it is often expression of injustice that brings justice forward. It is the Lament that leads to balance, believe that your expression of injustice is worth sharing. + +*Reversed* + +When the Lament appears reversed it indicates a flawed system, an hidden truth or bias. This injustice may have been committed against you or by you, but however it happened the scale are not balances and soon they will be as someone faces consequences. It also begs for a re-establishing of a balancing perspective on your side. Look at the issue from both sides, hear the Lament. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. justice. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: libra. + +**✳ 85. purgatory's souls** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: passivity, cost, holding back, patience, allowing events to unfold, meditation and mindful practice, inner peace, self-acceptance, overcoming ego + +A man dangles, his foot loosely tied with rope, his wings closed by his sides, his braid falling beyond sight. Next to him other people hang, in the same situation. What we see are Purgatory's Souls, intended as the souls of people who are in a state of temporary punishment and purification as they have died in a state of grace but are not yet ready for heaven. Let the souls be of inspiration to you, in their state of acceptance, as it is not their work that will send them to heaven. They are, just like you, ready for peace and joy. What you must do now is fully succumb to your situation, release. You see, if the soul was to trust the flow of events and let go, he would realise he had wings all along. A brazen metaphor, a simple reminder that it's not time to struggle for control. Trust the universe, trust yourself and let go. + +*Reversed* + +As Purgatory's Souls appear reversed, they tell a different story. They are not hanging but anchored to the soil. You are pulling yourself further down, digging your heels in on a decision that has to be made. Your inaction now is pointless, it will just delay the inevitable. The souls already can fly, the punishment has been lifted and yet here you still are. You must face your inner turmoil to move on. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 11. the hanged man.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 48. the talking dead** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: the ending of a cycle, letting go and saying goodbye, ritual to honour change, not resisting, honouring the seasons of life. + +A deer's skeleton lays on a blooming prairie. Close by, another deer looks into the sun that is rising above the hills. The Talking Dead card is a deeply sensitive one, invites a gentle approach. It does not symbolise necessarily literal death but more so a positive harbinger of change. The death has already happened, and the deer's spirit is ready to move into the coming day. The Talking Dead tells you it is time to let go of old habits, ways of thinking and of the buried. This is the only way to allow for more rewarding patterns. Resisting change will not bring you joy at this stage, you must embrace transformation. There is no other way, a profound experience is awaiting you, let the resting lead you. + +*Reversed* + +If the card is reversed it appears that the Talking Dead is being forced still. Changes are frightening you and you may be resisting them. Your life is now stagnant, the sunrise is eternal as the sun never reaches the sky. Trust that change will lead you wherever you need to be. It is not a matter of avoiding what has happened, but rather of learning to live with what it brought in the hope that better things lay ahead. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 12. death.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 48. warm soup** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: balance, harmony, blending of dualities, seeking the middle path, not making extreme decisions, taking a non-binary attitude, testing the waters, self-care, grace, gentleness. + +A large, winged, genderless dark figure stands in the sea. On their forehead shines a triangle enclosed in a square, representing that humans are bound by the Earth and natural law. The figure is taking water from the sea but as they pour it into the bowl, it transforms into a bowl of steaming soup. This card gives insight into the nuances of balance. Wherever something is taken, something else must be given. The figure is taking from the sea to deliver you the Warm Soup. See the figure as if it was keeping a close eye on how well you handle dualities. Keep to the middle path, do not make extreme decisions. You may someone who tends to have a peaceful nature or someone who swings between extremes. Either way, now is the time to test the waters of gentleness, give back what you have been given and ask for what was taken. + +*Reversed* + +The Warm Soup now pours upwards from the ladle. Something has been thrown off balance in your life. The coming times require meticulous care of balance. Equilibrium has to be restored once again. The costs may be too high for what you are receiving from the universe. You must reconsider your choices, find the weak point that has thrown off the balance and adjust it. + +A **✳** tarot correspondence: 13. temperance. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: sagittarius. + +**✳ 77. the devils** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: bondage, addiction, materialism, destructive behaviours, harmful cycles, choosing to get free, or choosing not to get free, confronting fear, committing to your own freedom. + +Above a reversed pentacle five little devils dance naked, holding a chain that leads to a circle of light containing a key. The Devils symbolise what keeps us bound and trapped. It is a small circle that contains you, a metaphorical jail to which you do not yet have a key. This card cautions you against finding blame, and refers instead to that which is constrained by ourself, our subconscious and direct choices. Do not let ideas, people or situations absorb you so intensely that it causes you to ignore other relationships. + +*Reversed* + +The Devils being upside down immediately reveals the bondage, you are aware of your own chains. The unhealthy and trapping dynamics in your life are finally emerging to the light. Caution, as this does not imply freedom but may entail further temptation to crawl back into your own trap. This is a time that needs your complete attention, use your newfound awareness to open the chains, escape your metaphorical jail.  + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 14. the devil. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: capricorn. + +**✳ 83. the storm** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: revolution, disaster, shock, mourning, blowing apart old structures, demolition of the status quo, toppling systems of power, potential, rebuilding after disaster, a blessing in disguise as a disaster, rehabilitation, regeneration. + +An ancient pine tree towers in the night. Above, the all-seeing Storm is unleashing lightening, cutting the tree down as birds escape. The Storm, as the name suggests, is a complicated card to receive. It indicates a profound disruption, a complete reset of the known. The situation may seem grim at times, but it is fundamental that you understand that the change that will be brought is undeniably ultimately positive. You may not believe me at first, as the event that this card indicates is a demolition and toppling of a structure that can feel quite devastating. However, new growth will come from this and the old cannot last forever lest it become decrepit. Remember well that when the Storm appears in front of you, you are not the tree but the doves escaping. + +*Reversed* + +In this situation the Storm that topples the pine tree is coming from within. The issue is within your response to the situation, your worries within your own head. Your perception is bringing you great pain. Take care not to become a vortex of negativity, you must be mindful of your own feelings and take responsibility of how your responses affect you and those around you. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 15. the tower.  + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio & aries. + +**✳ 25. christmas** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty,a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 48. blood** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: shadow work, getting in touch with your wild nature, listening deeply to your intuition, secrets, signs and symbols, non-rational, witchcraft, magic and spell-work, lies and deception, deceiving yourself, wearing a mask. + +A wolf drinks from a pond of blood. Close by, a wild dog turns away from the pond to face the moon that illuminates all around them. A crab floats on a leaf, rising from the subconscious. The Blood is telling you that all is not what it seems. Unsettling as a nightmare can be, this card allows your inner wildness to be seem. The Blood represents witchcraft, spell-work and occult arts of any kind. Do not be fooled by the blood, as nobody in this figure is harmed. The moon shines its silvery light on the elements within reality that are dishonest and manipulative. Uncomfortable questions have to be asked and it may by just someone just mad enough to think of them. Things are strange, it is okay to feel disorientated. It is not time for answers now but for wild magical practice. + +*Reversed* + +When reversed, the Blood shows a moon shining in the front. The inner confusion is clearing. However, you may find find yourself deprived of a mask you are not ready to let go of. Manipulation has been exposed, wether you were the victim of perpetrator. While things will soon be lighter, now they will first be heavy. Mental health struggles as the truth comes forward and you initiate a process of complete honesty with yourself. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 17. the moon. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: pisces. + +**✳ 19. laughter** +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtledly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +keywords: hope, love and support, coming home to yourself, self-care, healing, being true to yourself, being guided by your intuition, integrity, honesty, a positive new start or new vision. + +A Christmas tree sits lit by candles, next to a window. On the windowsill sits a still warm cup of cocoa, framed by the view of an enormous star illuminates the snowy field. Christmas is a card of hope. A time of renewal, comfort and homely-ness lays ahead. It is now time to leave the hard times behind. The star shines alone through the window, filling the landscape with positivity and opportunity. It is + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 16. the star. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: aquarius. + +**✳ 19. laughter* +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: positivity, saying yes, joy, practicing gratitude, success, things coming together, life's simple pleasures, allowing yourself to simply be, connecting to a dynamic life force. + +Two children laugh in harmony on a horse, holding each other and a waving flag. The sun shines on them and sunflowers are growing around them. Laughter is an undoubtedly positive card. It represents enthusiasm, growth and victory. Your good choices will pay off, you will laugh again soon as victory is so close you may taste it already. Joy will fill your heart and life will once again seem light-hearted and effortless. + +*Reversed* + +Laughter is reversed, but do not panic. Victory is just not as close as you thought it would be. A setback has brought you back into a quieter place. There is a key element missing before you may achieve that state of perfect joy. The effort will now need to be given to finding once again things that make your heart swell up with joy, the things that make you walk so light you feel you may just fly away. Follow them and soon Laughter will come back. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 18. the sun. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: leo. + +**✳ 18. the gossiping woman** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: liberation, freedom, casting off shackles, laying down of old baggage, total accountability for self, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, allowing yourself to move forwards. + +A woman with rollers in her hair stands on a balcony, looking down, where a swarm of butterflies is emerging from the darkness. This is a lofty card, as, like Lament and the Set Table, it carries the theme of accountability. In this particular case it talks about being honest and thorough about yourself. The Gossiping Woman sees all of you and calls you to do the same. It is holding a mirror to your entire life, successes and failure. You must face the Gossiping Woman to liberate yourself and fly towards freedom. To move forward unencumbered it requires acknowledgement of the present moment and everything that it carries. + +*Reversed* + +The Gossiping Woman now may not see you. This is an indication that you are refusing to acknowledge the hurt or pain that was caused to you and the one that you have caused yourself. However, you must own mistakes and let them be just that. When the Gossiping Woman is reversed, it is asking you to find forgiveness, for yourself and others. It will be hard work and possibly take a great amount of time, but the Gossiping Woman watches and is rooting for you to be able to free yourself of this burden. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 19. judgement. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: scorpio. + +**✳ 45. the good wine** +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +.keywords: completion, a sense of wholeness, knowing who you are in the world, having a sense of place, feeling deeply connected to all things, reaching your goal, celebration, jubilation. + +Three friends are celebrating, drinking Good Wine and dancing on the world, surrounded by a crown of vines for victory. One holds a flag and another a wand, bringing your journey to closure. This is the end of the road, the last card in this deck. The spiritual guide that brought you Coffee now has brought you here. The completion of the cycle and the celebration that comes thereafter. You have changed and grown and now the energy of wholeness shines. Soon it will dissipate as life shifts into a new beginning but for now, the Good Wine urges you to relish in your successes. One day you will surrender again to the flow and remember that you are the same person that started this journey, filled with infinite possibilities. + +*Reversed* + +The Good Wine may not be drunk yet, completion is not within reach yet. The end seemed in sight but you tried cutting corners and there is still work to be done. The result will only bring fulfilment if the effort has been thorough and earnest. Keep dreaming, keep working and soon the Good Wine will be yours. + +**✳** tarot correspondence: 20. the world. + +**✳** zodiac correspondence: all signs. + +Bibliography +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +- Paola De Sanctis Ricciardone, *Il tipografo celeste. Il gioco del lotto tra letteratura e demologia nell'Italia dell'Ottocento e oltre*, Bari, Dedalo, 1987. ISBN 88-220-6066-0 +- Michele Zezza, *La smorfia ossia Il nuovo metodo per perdere denaro, e cervello con maggior sicurezza al gioco del lotto*, Napoli, Torchi della Società filomatica, 1835. +- 莊子*,* 齊物論*, 12. Zhuàngzi, "Discussion on making all things equal," 12. from Zhuàngzi, Burton Watson trans., Chuang Tzu (New York: Columbia University Press, 1996), 43. ISBN 978-0-231-10595-8 [1]* +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + + +The history of Tarot Cards According to History + + Some Gossip on gossip yay --- @@ -13,9 +8433,2547 @@ author: Stephen :::::{#fortnite .has-images} # Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. -Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. 😋 + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. + + +rituals_archive will go here +# the superstructure text adventure game + +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. -The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. 😋 +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. ![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) ![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) @@ -27,8 +10985,471 @@ The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. 😋 ![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) ![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) ::::: -i deleted it woops. i want to write a paragraph about my mindfulness game here. +--- +title: Long Time +author: +--- -rituals_archive will go here -# the superstructure text adventure game +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +author: Ada, Irmak, Boyana + +--- + +:::::{#papa-louie .has-images} +# Papa Louie’s Ghosteria +## Papa Louie’s Ghosteria is a comic-like fan fiction written by Ada, Irmak and Boyana. + +Following the discussions we had about the texts 'Notes on Deconstructing The Popular' by Stuart Hall and 'Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts' from The Player’s Power to Change the Game by Anne-Marie Schleiner, we split into groups and started dissecting the ideology behind games some of us have played as children. To do that, we utilised several prompts to help us examine the ideology that two popular video games enforce through their narrative and gameplay. +The list of questions we needed to answer while playing the game includes: +What are the win conditions? +If the game is quest based, what types of quests are you asked to complete? +What is the gameplay? +What is the narrative? +How much space is there for alternative ways of playing this game? +What is missing? +What type of relationships are you allowed to form? +What is the role of non-player characters? +What are the requirements for surviving the game? +Which behaviours are rewarded? +What real-world values are reproduced in the game you are playing? +How are you situated in the hierarchy of the game? +What change in status is promised? +What are you being trained for? +What fantasies are lived out or explored? + +Our team, Irmak, Ada and Boyana, worked on the famous Papa Louie: When Pizzas Attack. Soon after we started investigating the game, its elements and modifications, we discovered that other people already have done numerous fan fiction about it. We were bewitched by this the multitude of stories fans have written and the really good memes they have created about Papa and his businesses. Yes, plural. Freezeria. Sushiria. Donuteria. Burgeria. PanCakeria. CupCakeria. Taco Mia. You name it. + +After spending some time analysing the ideology behind the game, we discovered a few elements that reinforce the capitalist narrative, such as the need to fight to survive and collect coins to purchase weapons. In response, we decided to create a new version of the game with a storyline that focuses on healing and coping with grief and loss, rather than violence. Also, to link the new storyline to SI20's topic we felt like adding somehow ritualistic elements as actions during the gameplay. + +What we decided to change was the topic, purpose and outcome of the game. Papa no longer fights to save his customers, but he deals with his own loss and grief over what happened. Our version is promoting rest and rituals for healing instead of revenge-seeking, violence and toxic pizzeria culture. + +We started by putting some keywords and suggestions on a blackboard about "How To Cope With Grief" and "How to Use Rituals and Ceremonies to Overcome Grief" to define what Papa Louie lost and what rituals could help him heal. + +We also liked the idea of making a comic-like storyboard that visualises the new narrative for Papa Louie's Ghosteria. To create a few scenes depicting some of the 5 levels we outlined earlier, we used an app called Papa Louie Pals. The images turned out pretty nice! Playing around with the app was fun mainly because it allowed us to materialise our idea in just a couple of hours. + +The gameplay revolves around things Papa lost and the needs he needs to fulfil. Different types of losses are organised into five levels of the game: +1. loss of safety (innocence, physical safety) +2. loss of community (clients, belonging) +3. loss of future (hope, dreams) +4. loss of identity (dignity, making things himself) +5. loss of labour (money, time, effort, pizza) + +To cope with grief, Papa Louie performs various rituals to unlock a new stage in his grieving process and heal from that loss. Rituals are the actions players need to execute at each level. + +And so our story goes like this: + The Onion ring mafia kidnapped Papà Louie's clients, and he lost his Pizzeria. However, along with this external change, he lost his identity as a pizza owner/maker. He is full of grief and seeks ways to cope with grief and ease himself. He tries different rituals throughout this process, builds his new identity and overcomes his troubles. + +![The Storyboard](papa-louie-story) +::::: +--- +title: Tetris Fantasies +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Tetris Fantasies +### Death, Geometry and the Structure of the Individual + +Tetris is a game where a single player is encouraged to organise the chaos given to them from above, a limited space for play of ten by twenty units leads to a limited ability to approach the perfection implied by the simple shapes that are encountered in the world (always a collection of four squares, in their seven permutations). The harnesses of time and gravity make perfection impossible in this world; instead the player can only attempt, approach, increase their efficiency. A life's function approaching the limit, there is no way to win, only to get higher and higher scores, to live as long as possible through increased throughput. Death is inevitable in Tetris, and each passing block seems to come faster than the last. Why does it feel like everything just keeps getting harder? + +There are many squares to be organised in tetris, an infinite number apparently, but there is only one player organising them. Other people can only be seen by this individual in faint ghosts; their high scores that are there only to be beaten. And the current player can only hope to reach those people through leaving their own mark on the high score table. Employee-of-the-month, world's-best-mom. But maybe there is an alternative, a world where there is more to each falling tetromino than simply an obstacle to be overcome, a problem to be solved. Maybe there is a story behind the fatal pixels, a bigger space than the 10 x 20 grid on the screen. Maybe there are humans out there with more to them than what they produce. + +This fanfic takes the form of a series of hand-drawn illustrations depicting fantastical tetris pieces, each of which is accompanied by a fragment of a story. The cards can be read and arranged in any order, intentionally removing the linear and framed limits of the original tetris, although the illustration and text on any one card have a relationship to eachother of some sort. + +![hand drawn tetris fanfic](tetris-documentation-1.jpg) +![printed fanfic: imagined four-sided realities](tetris-documentation-2.jpg) + +![imagining a tetris without labour](tetris-documentation-4.png) +::::: +--- +title: Holographic Oracle Deck +author: Boyana and Cara + +--- + +:::::{#holo-deck .has-images} +# Holographic Oracle Deck +## 'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals as energy-storing matter + +'Crystals & Energy' is a holographic oracle deck exploring a range of energy sources through the magical (mystical) nature of crystals and minerals as energy-storing matter. + +Lidia and Artemis, Special Issue 20 guest editors, asked us to modify an oracle deck of our choice. We, Cara and Boyana, prototyped a holographic oracle deck where a type of crystal is coupled with a type of energy resource in a single card in an attempt to talk about the global energy crisis we are facing today. It (the deck) provides an educational experience through the use of a DIY prism and complimentary audiovisual materials, together serving as an immersive learning environment. + +After a quick research, we decided to couple Aquamarine and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) which we thought would fit nicely as a first example of such a card. + +Why Aquamarine? It looks like water that has been crystallised; stored energy; compression; solidified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so that it changes its state (from liquid to solid). +Why LNG? It is natural gas that has been liquified; compressed; liquified; being put under pressure or exposed to a specific temperature so it changes its state (from gas to liquid); stores energy that can be channelled later. + +Then, we wrote a short poem weaving the two elements into the everyday narrative. Later this poem served as a script to create a voice narration (one-minute-long audio piece) that went into the video creation process. Although the final text is a slight deviation from our initial idea, we felt inspired by the conversation we had with Steve earlier that day. He talked about his childhood memories of collecting rocks in notebooks, perhaps similar to what geologists do when they document their discoveries. He also mentioned a few things about caverns and a mine (later turned into a museum) located near the city where he used to live. + +To visualise the card, we used a hologram video maker app. The process was easy and fun. All we had to do was simply find a hi-res image of the Aquamarine crystal on a black surface and upload it into the app. Lastly, we made a model of a pyramid prism so that we can demonstrate the prototype fully. To get the full holographic effect, we had to put it on top of a phone screen and play the video, which we uploaded on YouTube and embedded the link onto a website. + +We saw in this prototype a potential to provide new knowledge, create an engaging and fun learning experience around energy sources, and add a sense of magic to everyday life. By combining these different elements, we were hoping to create an unusual experience that can help people better understand and appreciate the importance of energy sources and sustainability. It will be interesting to see how our prototype evolves and what kind of impact it could have on people's perceptions of these topics. + +![Aquamarine Poem](Aquamarine-Poem.jpg) +![Diamond](Diamond-holo.jpg) +![Earth](Earth-holo.jpg) +![Jellyfish](Jellyfish-holo.jpg) +![LNG and Aquamarine](LNG-and-Aquamarine.jpg) +![UFO](UFO-holo.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Fortnite +author: Stephen + +--- + +:::::{#fortnite .has-images} +# Sometimes the world as it is and the world as it could be are devastatingly close to each other. + +Is there any point in imagining something that is so similar to the nightmare we already live in? The future is a dream but it's just that dream where you remember putting your keys somewhere but where, and you're wandering around looking for them for what feels like hours. Was it real or not isnt important you were still there. Why are we staying here, what's even here for us? If you don't get them, they'll get you first. Then you wake up and you still can't find the fucking keys. But sometimes it's sunny and you're standing there and there's something cinematic about the whole thing, is it worth it just to be there for that maybe. There's really no difference between a dream about falling and a dream about flying. + +::::: +:::::{#fortnite .hide-on-web} +You search the entire planet, all seven planets, drinking every last drop, and still no fucking keys. You're just watching the whole thing anyway so enjoy it I guess. If you get the rifle you can use the scope on it to see things in the distance, but then again maybe you don't need to see that far. The start is always the best part. Maybe I left them in the bathroom for some reason? Can I help them, even one of them? They are all so busy killing each other I don't think they can hear. The forests are beautiful here. One time I sat down with some of the bots and really got to know them. Until the players arrive they just sit there together, chatting. They're really nice actually. And then a player ran up beside us, saw that we weren't trying to hurt them, and left. Maybe they were helped, or changed somehow. + +The only reason I'm still here is because you're still here. + +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-10.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-9.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-8.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-7.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-6.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-3.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-2.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-1.jpg) +![screenshot from Fortnite](fortnite-0.jpg) +::::: +--- +title: Long Time +author: + +--- + +:::::{#tetris .has-images} +# Long Time +## Six Sigma Fortune Telling + +While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline. These fields include astrophysics, particle physics, evolutionary biology, plate tectonics and sociology. The far future begins after the current millennium comes to an end, starting with the 4th millennium in 3001 CE, and continues until the furthest reaches of future time. This timeline includes alternative future events that address unresolved scientific questions, and is in fact not six sigma accurate at all. + +This timeline (based on Wikipedia's [Timeline of the Far Future](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future)) claims to make accurate predictions far into the future at timescales that are difficult to comprehend; beyond our lifetimes, beyond the death of the earth, beyond the death of atoms. The scientific method claims to have an intense relationship to the material world which is "orders of magnitude" more accurate than other ways of interacting with and understanding where we are. The scientist often pits themself as "against" the fortune-teller, the tarot reader, or the mystic, and yet they make even bigger claims about our collective future. Is there any way to disprove the scientist's method in their own mind? + +This web-based game attempts to highlight the uselessness of this approach. Sometimes a human can have no effect on the extreme truth that science offers, or to put it more usefully, sometimes science has nothing to offer humans. This timeline uses scientific and objective distance to avoid the most inevitable and obvious event in the future: your own death. Death is non-relational: no one can die in one's place, and we cannot understand our own death through the death of others (Heidegger, Being and Time, 1962). Just like the scientist, the philosopher doesn't have much to offer solace here. So where do we go to talk about death? + +![The future](long-time-1.jpg) +::::: \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/web/00-booklet/booklet.template.html b/web/00-booklet/booklet.template.html index 9a0b868..059949b 100644 --- a/web/00-booklet/booklet.template.html +++ b/web/00-booklet/booklet.template.html @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ - +
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    From e97b3a05d63731716b9715f9bfc89ad1836ca075 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: ada <> Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2023 12:49:23 +0100 Subject: [PATCH 5/5] yay --- web/generate-booklet.py | 35 ++++++++++++++++++----------------- 1 file changed, 18 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-) diff --git a/web/generate-booklet.py b/web/generate-booklet.py index 6cb72ad..d4a27d3 100644 --- a/web/generate-booklet.py +++ b/web/generate-booklet.py @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ all_html = "" all_md = "" html=[] -folders = glob("content/*") +folders = glob("./*") print(folders) for folder in folders: @@ -27,14 +27,9 @@ for folder in folders: file = file.replace(" ", "\ ") print(file) - # html_file = file.replace(".md", ".html") - # pandoc_cmd = "pandoc -s -c style.css -f markdown -t html " + file + " -o " + html_file - # os.system(pandoc_cmd) - # print("standalone html files saved!") - - pandoc2 = "pandoc -f markdown -t html " + file - html_data = subprocess.run(pandoc2, capture_output=True, text=True).stdout - print("html_data: ", html_data) + # pandoc2 = "pandoc -f markdown -t html " + file + # html_data = subprocess.run(pandoc2, capture_output=True, text=True).stdout + # print("html_data: ", html_data) # #editing the html before creatings the main file # # filename = os.path.basename(file) @@ -46,24 +41,30 @@ for folder in folders: # # and then collect all that content into a variable called "all_html" # # add this content to all_html # all_html = all_html + html_data - html.append(html_data) + # html.append(html_data) md_data = open(file).read() all_md += "\n"+md_data -#create md and use pandoc to convert to html -output = open("booklet.md", "w") +#create booklet.md +output = open("00-booklet/booklet.md", "w") output.write(all_md) output.close() -# pandoc_md = "pandoc -s --toc -c style.css -f markdown -t html booklet.md -o booklet.html" -# os.system(pandoc_md) print("booklet md files saved!") -env = jinja2.Environment(loader=jinja2.FileSystemLoader(".")) +# use pandoc to convert booklet.md to html +pandoc_command = "pandoc --toc -f markdown -t html 00-booklet/booklet.md" +#html_data = subprocess.run(pandoc_command, capture_output=True, text=True).stdout +html_data = subprocess.check_output(pandoc_command, shell=True, text=True,encoding="utf-8") +print("html has been generated!") +#print("html data!", html_data) + +#html to template environment +env = jinja2.Environment(loader=jinja2.FileSystemLoader("00-booklet")) template = env.get_template("booklet.template.html") -booklet_html = template.render(content=html) +booklet_html = template.render(content=html_data) print("this is the html: ", booklet_html) -output = open("booklet.html", "w") +output = open("00-booklet/booklet.html", "w") output.write(booklet_html) output.close() print("booklet html files saved!")

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