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Bellum Omnium Contra Omnes by Ink Spills Inc. on Flickr.
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Quartz Crystal Point Necklaces 
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Amethyst pendant
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Crystal Collage 
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Eight of Wands by Michael Bilotta Photography/Arcadia Image Design on Flickr.A través de Flickr: Let’s face it, when you think of wands, you think of magic wands. But if you look at the Rider Tarot deck, you will something that looks like a staff, or a walking stick, or really, a living branch of a tree. They vary in shape and size throughout the suit. Given that these are or were a gaming deck of cards, or evolved from one, the suits need to have some unity amongst themselves. A cup in the two of cups needs to look like the same cup in the ten of cups, else the suit and the number of the card in the suit become vague. All that to say, my decision early on was to choose a “hero” prop and stick to it - this wand is the wand that will be used for the entire suit. Not knowing what to do with a “wand” as depicted in the Rider, which is basically a 4-8 foot stick, I decided to go with the modern zeitgeist and interpret the wand as a classic magic wand. The eight of wands in the Rider deck is one of only two cards not depicting a human subject, so this was an “easy” one to do - no models needed! But rather than eight sticks flying through the countryside from the Rider deck, I thought this image, which references both Harry Potter as well as a classic shot from Close Encounters of the Third Kind (the shot where everyone points to the sky, in India) evokes a power and meaning of unity or strength in numbers. The hands emerge from mist or fog and the combined illumination of the wands blast through the fog, and stars (in this case, the seven sisters, the Pleiades) can be seen in the distant sky. A note on the chosen iconography in this suit: This suit is associated with Spring, and the color yellow, and the zodiac signs of Aries, Leo and Sagittarius. The three symbols of the zodiac are seen in the upper right corner, and the lower left icon is a Runic symbol - in this case, I chose Berkana - which means “growth.” What better symbol for the season of spring!
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Quartz Crystals In a Bottle 
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CΘRΛL CRΣΣP by TALON WOLF on Flickr.
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