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by Philippe St. Genoux A game which you play This is a really interesting book. It’s not like a normal “How To” tarot book. There’s no lists of meanings telling you how to interpret the… Continue reading Tarot: How To Re-Create Yourself With a Deck of Cards

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Why can’t people be allowed to top up their meagre wages? It’s that time of years again folks. The clocks have gone back, it’s dark by five in the evening, and there’s a smell of… Continue reading Samhain Harvest Spirit

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New York is not just a collection of buildings. It has a psychic presence too. CJ Stone goes in search of angels and movies in the City of the Nephilim as Atlantis rises from the… Continue reading New York: City of the Nephilim

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Poet’s verses ring true as we face our very own revolution I went to see the Blake exhibition at Tate Britain last week. I would love to recommend it, except for one thing. It cost… Continue reading Review: The William Blake Exhibition at Tate Britain

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a manifesto Art is Magic. Work is Magic. Breath is Magic. Consciousness is Magic. Mind is Magic. Awareness is Magic. Time is Magic. Imagination is Magic. Application is Magic. Attention is Magic. Words are Magic.… Continue reading Consciousness is King

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The following story could be a parable for our times. It’s about Eshu, an African trickster god who is always quick to exploit the limitations of the human mind. The story goes that there were… Continue reading Brexit: which side are you on?

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I’m sitting on one of the benches overlooking the golf course, by the railway bridge at the end of West Cliff, as I’m writing this. It’s a lovely late summer morning, with just a hint… Continue reading Whitstable property: Fortresses of Plenty

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I would like to personally thank everyone who played a part in making the 122nd Whitstable Carnival one of the best ever. To be clear, while I was definitely the front man for the whole… Continue reading Whitstable Carnival 2019: a personal view

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It was our Chair, Belinda Murray, who first made me aware of the meaning of “culture”. She said that originally the word had referred to the organisms that people would carry with them when they… Continue reading The carnival belongs to our town and no one else