In our last Tarot blog we looked at The Empress card, this is our mother archetype within the tarot allowing us to progress to the next card, which is the father archetype called The Emperor. The Emperor is the fifth card out of the 22 Major Arcana cards within the tarot, remember the first card is “0” with the fool, and
Tarot Card 5 – The Emporer – by Simon Altman
Dowsing chakras with a pendulum – Simon Altman, BHSc (Acu)
Pendulums are one of the tools used within Esoteric Acupuncture. They are often used as tools for inner growth and in various spiritual healing modalities. A pendulum can come in many forms, simply, it is a weighted object at the end of a string or chain. Traditionally jewellery such as rings or pendants were attached to a chain and used
Tarot Explained: The Empress Card – Simon Altman, BHSc (Acupuncture) & Esoteric Acupuncturist
Tarot Card 4 – The Empress. In this blog we are exploring one of my favourite Tarot cards The Empress, which is an appropriate card for Mornington Chinese Medicine as she is one of the main cards representing fertility, the mother, abundance, living life to the fullest, feminine power, pregnancy and love. We have previously looked at the earlier
Tarot Explained: The High Priestess, Major Arcana Card – Simon Altman, BHSc (Acupuncture) and Esoteric acupuncturist
Tarot Card 3 – The High Priestess. In this blog we are continuing the story of the Major Arcana in the Tarot. Previously we covered The Fool and The Magician. Now we have The High Priestess which is the third card within the 22 Major Arcana cards of the tarot. The High Priestess closely follows from The Fool
A FERTILE GARDEN – Kerry Marshall, Licensed Acupuncturist
A fertile garden I was pottering around my garden not long ago when the spring weather turned and called me outside and I thought it was time to do some replanting. Now we have had a veggie garden for years and I brag about it but my hubby does most of the work. I help him occasionally, re soiling, potting seedlings,