Oscan Oracle now available in paperback, ebook and audiobook formats
Rauri and Theresa are delighted to let you all know that our book and divination system is now available in paperback, ebook and audiobook format. We previously published it as an interactive an 118 page downloadable PDF readable on any PC, phone or tablet The...
Personal Membrane Work is Soul Work
Our personal membranes Membranes nurture, feed, and inform what is within them as the within feeds and supports the membranes. Spiritual guides often suggest we work from the inside out. If this is true then one of the first membranes to attend to is the membrane...
The Oscan Oracle: from the Ancient Janarra of the Moon
Announcing the arrival of The Oscan Oracle: from the Ancient Janarra of the Moon, a new book and oracle deck written and created by Theresa C. Dintino and her niece Rauri Tor. Through a process of divination, meditation and oracle Theresa and Rauri interfaced with...
A Podcast Interview with Theresa C. Dintino
Recently I was interviewed for the Twisting the Plot Podcast. You can listen to that interview here. Twisting the Plot: New Possibilities for Women over 50. is the brainchild of Dr.Cecilia Dintino and Hannah Murray, both psychotherapists with years of experience in many modalities including Drama Therapy, who noticed when they reached a certain age that there was no roadmap for women over 50. Or … the ones that existed were less than exciting.
The Italian Befana Ritual – January 6th
Many people celebrate the Feast of Epiphany each year on January 6th. As I was growing up, my Italian Grandmother never considered Christmas to be over until we arrived at Epiphany which she called “Little Christmas.”
She would give small, traditional gifts on this day. Because she was actively Catholic, she would pray in that tradition. But I remember Italian candies, tangerines and nuts coming out on that day. Candles were lit to the names of little elemental being friends to be remembered.
Catholics see the Epiphany as the day that the Three Magi arrive to the baby Jesus and offer him gifts of frankincense, gold and myrrh. But in Italy, the celebration among the village folk is a celebration to and in honor of La Befana.