Witch Oils

01/11/2026

🔮 Have you ever wondered what your life story might look like if it were told through tarot cards?

I’ve been playing around with an interesting little exercise. I asked my AI chat to look at what it knows about me and create three personalised tarot archetypes representing my Past, Present and Future.

Not a traditional tarot reading or a random selection of cards, but three archetypes based on my experiences, personality, strengths, challenges and the patterns that have shaped my life.

The process happens in a few stages:

✨ First, the archetypes. Your AI explores what it knows about you and suggests three unique tarot-style archetypes, one representing your past, one your present and one your potential future. It explains the symbolism and reasoning behind each, giving you the opportunity to reflect on whether they resonate.

🎨 Then, the artwork. Once you’re happy with your archetypes, you can upload photos of yourself as a reference. Your AI creates each card individually in a vintage tarot style, with figures that subtly resemble you. You can refine each design before moving on to the next.

🔮 Finally, the three-card spread. Once all three cards are complete, you can bring them together as a Past, Present and Future collection, with an interpretation of the story they tell together.

What I found particularly interesting wasn’t just the artwork, but the reasoning behind each archetype. Some of the observations certainly gave me something to think about!

If you’re curious about what your own three cards might look like, I’ve shared the full copy-and-paste prompt in the comments below this post. Just pop it into your favourite AI chat and work through the process at your own pace.

And if you do try it, I’d love to see what archetypes it creates for you! 🔮

04/08/2026

Census idea: If you identify as an Omnist, don’t settle for “Other” or a religion that doesn’t quite fit. Write Omnism.

Every recognised belief starts with people identifying themselves.

30/06/2026

Happy EOFY 🌿

As we head into a new financial year, here’s a little reminder to support the people around you who are building something.

Your friend’s business, side hustle, creative project, market stall, workshop, or “one day I’d love to…” idea might look simple from the outside, but it takes guts to put yourself out there.

And support does not always mean buying.

Sometimes it is:

✨ sharing a post
✨ leaving a comment
✨ tagging someone who might be interested
✨ recommending them when the opportunity comes up
✨ showing up to their event
✨ booking a demo
✨ asking questions
✨ cheering them on when things feel wobbly

Even if you run a business yourself, you can still support other people’s businesses. Collaboration is not competition. And honestly, the algorithm needs all the help it can get.

I love seeing people step out of their comfort zone and back themselves. It takes courage, consistency, and a fair bit of “what the hell am I doing?” energy.

So let’s give each other a boost going into the new financial year.

Tag your business, your page, your side hustle, or a friend’s business in the comments.
Tell us what you do. Let’s support each other properly. ✨

09/05/2026

Looking for recommendations for someone local to Rockhampton who prints small batch product labels 👀

I’m after round and strip labels for jars and bottles, including some tiny labels for sample sizes. Need good quality labels that hold up well with lotions/oils and are easy to apply.

Happy to support a fellow small business or hobby printer. Tag someone below or send me a message 😊

27/04/2026

Do you celebrate Samhain in October, April, or not at all? 🍂

This Friday marks Samhain in the Southern Hemisphere, which can feel a bit backwards if most of what you see online and on TV is based on Northern Hemisphere seasons.

Halloween is still 31 October culturally, but seasonally, Samhain belongs to the end of harvest, the turning inward, remembrance, ancestors, and the beginning of the darker half of the year. Down here, that lines up more naturally with late April and early May.

I know everyone connects with these things differently. Some people follow the old wheel, some flip it for the Southern Hemisphere, some blend both, and some just enjoy the seasonal symbolism without attaching a belief system to it. All valid. No pitchforks required.

I wrote a blog post last October about Southern Hemisphere sabbats and moon names, and why our seasons deserve their own rhythm.

You can read it here:
https://witchoils.com/2025/10/05/southern-hemisphere-sabbats-moon-names/

I’d love to know how you approach it: do you follow the Northern Hemisphere dates, the Southern Hemisphere seasonal wheel, or something completely your own? 🌙

Be true to the land you walk upon. Honour her seasons. Listen to her cycles.

25/04/2026