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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***Garlic Ginger Butter with Marjoram & Grape Seed Oil

GARLIC GINGER BUTTER with Marjoram &rngrape seed oil This is a spread to die for, a spreadable butter that is healthful. This is a pasta dressing to live for. It makes half a Wolferman's sour dough English muffin a rich meal. This is also what to cook just about anything in, and it will be outstanding. It even tastes different on different foods it is cooked with. It raises the smoke point of butter because grape seed oil (which is tasteless and therefore the butter taste is fully present!) has a smoke point of 450° - so your butter does not burn in that usual nanosecond.

Primary topic: Tarot

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***Psychic Emergency: Life-saving Message

When you are supposed to survive and a life-threatening situation is at hand, a message comes to you from anywhere it can. Be aware, it can happen to you! Why you are supposed to survive may be an unknown: Perhaps you are a cog in a wheel of coincidence that leads to something important to divine plan. Who knows? The blueprints of the universe are not on public display.

Primary topic: Tarot

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***Read Tarot and Develop Insight, Intuition and Creative Abilities—Yes, YOU Can, Here's How

Because psychics often use Tarot, people assume you need to be psychic to use this tool. The Rider Waite deck has scenes depicted on each card that can be applied to what you are thinking of, encouraging you to creative insight. With practice, to the extent you can spot patterns and trends in things, you will sense a theme in the cards you have put down. Start using just two cards at a time.

Primary topic: Tarot

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***Healthful Barbecue Sauce on Chicken Wing Drumettes

Barbecue Sauce Beneficial on Chicken Wing Drumettes Easy barbecue sauce is not only healthful, not only easy, but it clings thickly to the food, isn't sugary, and is mouthwatering. Get out your blender. Fetch a head of jumbo garlic, your best friend. Keep this a secret: You don't have to peel the individual cloves, no one will know! Put the cloves in the blender. Shake a bottle of Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce: That is the one that has the antique-looking paper from top to bottom.r

Primary topic: Tarot

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***Mystical Development: Illness Accompanies It

The making of American Indian shamans includes illness, sometimes serious illness: It is a common thread in their biographies, and also in the biographies of well-known mystic saints. You don't have to be a shaman or a saint for sickness to be part of your spiritual training; it is a phase in the development of ordinary mortals who are getting onto the path. One can speculate that the illness really comes first and puts a person in a different frame of mind, such as when one has fevers for months on end, that it is simply therefore part of the destiny.

Primary topic: Tarot

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***The Echinacea You Don't Know (There is No Such Thing as the Human Body)

There is no such thing as the human body. Lately even the medical industry is beginning to face this fact. ("Oh? How old is it? What race and gender? Is it in good health? What are its habits and living conditions?") Well, in the good old days it used to be a 40-year-old American urban white male with money who might have heart trouble, but some things have changed, haven't they?

Primary topic: Tarot

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***The Lottery Entity and You: A Meeting, A Chat

Trying to pick the winning number is going about it backasswards. This story is how to win in any type of gamble but of course it doesn't guarantee you will succeed any given incident. It may work for gambles in business and in getting away with your mischief, but I am less sure of that.

Primary topic: Tarot

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***Skeptics are Fanatics in Reverse--The Theology of Disbelief

Skeptics are Fanatics in Reverse—The Theology of Disbelief Lately I have been encountering self-professed skeptics. Their writing reminds me of the hot prose of fanatics, which got me onto this train of thought. Then I think 'There is more to it.' I invite someone trained in theology to more minutely examine the theology of avowed skepticism, the dogma of disbelief. I am only an amateur in this arena.

Primary topic: Tarot

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***Why You Should be Arrogant

Why You Should be Arrogant Each of us has something we value that we are devoted to within ourselves, that we are 'better at' than other people are because we pay attention more to that one thing than others do. This is our personal superiority, and by golly, we are entitled to it.

Primary topic: Tarot

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***Take the Lid Off

Small stresses lessen ability to focus on the meaningful stressors. They operate just below the radar of consciousness because often we deal with them by suppressing them so we can focus on important things. The problem is: a myriad of these gnats are as large a drain on us as a 'real problem' would be. The very fact a small thing annoys us compounds the tension as we feel we shouldn't be annoyed: a double whammy. Here is a process you can use to take the lid off:

Primary topic: Tarot

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***The Lava Lamp Drink: Just Looking At It Makes You Feel Good!

EMILY'S ELIXIR a/k/a The Lava Lamp Drink You can feel good looking at this drink. Find 3 champagne flutes (glasses. Tall, stemmed, slim tulip shape a/k/a “champagne glasses”) for each person. This shape is necessary for the lava lamp effect. Have a bottle of Cook's champagne – if it's not cold, that's OK: it will be. This recipe is a waste of expensive champagne. Have some candles of any kind. Or a dim lamp. Some frozen blueberries. Got to be frozen. They should not be the big mushy ones that are supposedly organic: Those won't always do the float.

Primary topic: Tarot

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***My Ghetto Roots and Why I Like It That Way

My Ghetto Roots and Why I Like It That Way Oh, you poor thing, you grew up in that terrible ghetto. Wrong! We ghettoites have a secret advantage, the same advantage the weeds have over the cultivated posies, the same advantage wild animals have over ones of the same species who were gently reared and turned loose in the jungle, the same advantage wild food crops have over improved seed crops, over hybrid seed crops, over genetically mutilated seed crops.

Primary topic: Tarot

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***Spiritual Power: First Steps

Spiritual Power: First Steps An expert's handbook exists for beginners to spiritual power, an ancient book. We know it works because the lady who wrote it trained a group of women in the fifteenth century—during the Inquisition in Spain-- to pray so powerfully that a real estate empire was created that makes Donald Trump look like an amateur, a real estate empire that still exists. Did she put all the points in the book? We don't know that.

Primary topic: Tarot

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***Leadership: Tale of Two Cats, Tale of Two Dogs

Owly and his sidekick Iggy. Molly and her sidekick Li'l Dude. The same story. Molly was a Jerry Lee type of German Sheppard: the medium brown body and black muzzle. She was from the pound, a young adult who had lived in the truck of an unemployed homeless rural western dude, with him. Molly hunted animals for his dinner and presumably shared it. She was a proud cold dog, a good watch dog, but not to be trusted with the ducks before I beat that out of her. She was the leader.

Primary topic: Tarot

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***SELECTIVE ADVERTISING -- A POEM FOR BUSINESS SUCCESS

All this material on the Inte et that suggests rnyou hype to thousands and hope a few souls bite creates a cacophony like coyotes on the mountainside howling for blood. And who wants to buy? About as many as want to meet the coyotes. If you are selling objects that are inexpensive, scatter shot advertising is effective. And maybe the hype is effective too. But I have built a very successful business rnin one of the most competitive arenas on ads that are designed to exclude, that are designed to attract only the most suitable of clients, only the most mutually desirable

Primary topic: Tarot

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***How Tarot Works; Learn Tarot by Listening to Tarot

The more things change, the more they are the same especially when it comes to human behavior. So many things appear to be happening...and they are...and yet there are templates that overlay the events, patterns and sequences that the events fit into. The question is: Where in the pattern, the sequence, are we? What template are we in?

Primary topic: Tarot

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***The Mystic Path Out of the Box and Into Spiritual Power; Experiences, Sensations and Symptoms; Language as a Factor

The categories that human languages lock things into in our minds stifle creative thinking and block extrasensory perception. The categories are the 'box' to 'think out of.' Language fetters awareness: *Most people won't think of or even sense something they have no words for. *We dream of things we have no language for (a color without shape, a form without an outline) and therefore cannot retrieve the dream. *When a foreign concept blossoms, we put Galileo on trial for his life in our heads.

Primary topic: Tarot

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***The New Morality and Me

What people used to openly call good and evil in others must now be considered a matter of personal style or personality instead. This is the politically correct mores imposed by—hmm, the media perhaps? So now one can feel the same illicit thrill saying so-and-so is evil as one can saying a 'dirty' word...now known as an expletive. The labels that differentiated acceptable behavior from wrong behavior are now themselves to be considered wrong. So [Sigh] Nixon is not a crook, not to be reviled. The only person exempted from the rule is Hitler. Yes, Hitler was evil.

Primary topic: Tarot

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***Profit on an Old Grove: The Last Hurrah

The old orange grove had seen its last bearing days years ago. The trees were ancient gnarled and unattended. Everyone knew there was to be no citrus coming from there. It was the 1920s in south Florida, then a backwater swamp populated by vacationers who spent all their cash and never could save bus fare back to civilization on the prevailing wage of the territory.

Primary topic: Tarot

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***Reading Tarot as a Business, the Sensitive Entrepreneur—Marketing Yourself

This is the second article in a series designed to be a handbook on what is required to be the entrepreneurial psychic, the sole practitioner who owns his own successful psychic business. Service professionals can apply most of this information to their enterprises as well.

Primary topic: Tarot

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***Brain Structure Impedes Creative Thinking, How You Get Out of the Box

The structure of any species' brain predisposes it to certain kinds of thinking. The recent scientific brain mapping experiments in which the same certain area of brain is stimulated in random humans, or is stimulated in a given category of human individuals, suggest that anything any of us think has likely been thought up by a member of our species before. Our uniqueness has its limits, in other words. We are programmed not only by environment, education and our psychology, but by anatomy.

Primary topic: Tarot

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***HERE’S HOW YOU FIND YOUR MEANINGS OF TAROT CARDS

Yes, the books are nonsense. I remember one that had ‘a melancholy youth’ for the Rider Waite Page of Swords, which clearly depicts a person in the grip of paranoia. (I did find one book that was mostly all right.)

Primary topic: Tarot

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