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Jewish mythology
Jewish mythology encompasses the narratives, folklore, and spiritual traditions found in Jewish texts and oral traditions, including biblical stories, Kabbalah, and Hasidic teachings. These myths address creation, covenant, redemption, and the relationship between the divine and humanity.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche integrates Jewish mythological sources—particularly biblical narratives and Kabbalistic concepts—into late-night oracle readings and spiritual guidance, treating them as living wisdom alongside tarot, astrology, and fairy folklore. The Jewish textual tradition functions as one layer in her syncretic divination practice, offering archetypal messages and theological depth to her readings for community members.
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tarotTarot is a divination system using a deck of symbolic cards, traditionally organized into the major and minor arcana, that readers interpret to gain insight into past, present, and future circumstances or psychological states.astrologyAstrology is the study of celestial bodies and their positions to interpret personality, forecast events, and understand archetypal energies influencing human experience.fairy folkloreFairy folklore encompasses the traditional beliefs, stories, and mythologies surrounding fairies—often depicted as supernatural beings with magical powers, found across Celtic, Germanic, and European cultures, existing in liminal spaces between the human and spirit worlds.Irish mythologyIrish mythology encompasses the ancient stories, deities, and spiritual traditions of Ireland, including tales of the Tuatha Dé Danann, fairy lore, and Celtic spiritual practices that have been preserved in both written texts and oral tradition.Scottish mythology
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