What practice outside your own path has you low-key curious?

Eclectic, reconstructionist, folk, ceremonial, "I don't even know" where do you actually land in the land of spirituality and/or witchcraft? and has that shifted?

Be honest — what are you avoiding right now, business or otherwise? (and why do you think so)

I've not been on here this week. Something - lots of things have been shifting in my life and my nervous system. I'm pretty sure the shifts are there for more of you too. Please feel free to share what this feels like for you. Or what you've been doing to deal with it. Or what the changes are. Lets not retreat (don't follow my example 😏)

I found this in another group. It's a prompt to use with your AI and an upload of your own photo. I used chatgpt since it's new images are better. Create a custom tarot card (or a set of 3–4 tarot cards) inspired by me, using the classic Rider–Waite tarot style. Use my uploaded selfie as the reference for my face, hair, body shape, and overall appearance. Do not alter my facial features, proportions, skin tone, or body type. Keep me recognizable as me. Art style: Hand-drawn illustration with bold but imperfect black ink linework (slight wobble and variation), flat colors only (no shading), vintage tarot aesthetic, aged paper texture, slightly worn print feel. Composition: Center me as the main figure in each card. Add symbolic elements around me that represent my personality, habits, strengths, lifestyle, and how I show up in life or business. Create: One traditional tarot card that best represents my core energy (for example Strength, Magician, etc.) And 2–3 additional custom tarot-style cards with creative, modern titles based on my personality and identity (examples: The Multi-Passionate Architect, The Signal Booster, The Reality Check Big Sis) Each card should include: A title at the top (Roman numeral optional) My illustrated figure in the center Symbolic elements around me (objects, environment, icons) A short beginner-friendly meaning at the bottom (1–2 sentences explaining what the card represents) Tone: Make it feel personal, empowering, slightly witty if possible, and aligned with how I actually show up in real life. Not generic. Important: Do not overly glamorize or change my appearance. Keep it authentic to my real look while translating it into tarot illustration style.