The Triple Goddess: A Modern Idea, Honestly Dated
The Triple Goddess as Maiden, Mother and Crone is a 20th-century idea, not an ancient Celtic religion.
Tarot as symbolism and deck history, the lunar and seasonal calendar, and crystals as mineralogy and ethical sourcing — cultural, never medical, advice.
The Triple Goddess as Maiden, Mother and Crone is a 20th-century idea, not an ancient Celtic religion.

Strictly mineralogy: identify stones by hardness, cleavage, habit and streak, spot common lookalikes and fakes, and clean and store each type without…

The sixteen court cards read as an iconographic system: Page, Knight, Queen and King across the four suits, and how Pamela Colman…

Ogham is a real 4th-6th-century Irish script studied in genuine medieval treatises. The Celtic tree calendar and birth-tree horoscope are Robert Graves…

The two summer fire-festivals, layered honestly: an early-attested Beltane fire custom and the old Lughnasadh harvest assembly, with the modern additions flagged.

The astronomy of the phases on a 29.5-day cycle, where the full-moon names really come from (largely 1930s US almanacs), and marking…

The documented history: a 15th-century Italian card game reinterpreted as occult wisdom in 1781, then remade as the Rider-Waite-Smith and Thoth decks.…

The 56 Minor Arcana cards as iconography: the four suits, their elements, and how Pamela Colman Smith's 1909 scenic pips remade tarot.…

The eight festivals, honestly dated: the four fire-festival names are medieval, but the eightfold wheel and Ostara, Litha and Mabon are 20th-century…

What crystals are as minerals, how amethyst and quartz form, where they come from, and the labour and environmental ethics of the…