“To divine is to imagine the world rightly, to see past the illusion that we are separate from the entire fabric of reality.” — Gwendolyn Womack Copy Share Image
“Zubaidah wore so much jewelry that two servants had to help her stand.” — Gwendolyn Womack Copy Share Image
“This “holy man,” a peasant from Siberia, had somehow gained entry to the highest levels of St. Petersburg society by preaching that people should… — Gwendolyn Womack Copy Share Image
“On any one street people could pray to a variety of deities, Zeus and Jupiter, Isis and Osiris, the Jewish god Yahweh, the Persian… — Gwendolyn Womack Copy Share Image
“Divination is a mirror, reflecting what is here and here,” Kezia would tell her, pointing to Nettie’s heart and head. Nettie nodded like a… — Gwendolyn Womack Copy Share Image
“Always remember the answers come not from the rock, the teacup, the shell, or the cards. The answers come from you.” — Gwendolyn Womack Copy Share Image
“Squeals of laughter erupted from the women in the parlor as Rasputin squeezed their breasts. “I can measure your spirit this way,” he explained.” — Gwendolyn Womack Copy Share Image
“To divine is to imagine the world rightly, to see past the illusion that we are separate from the entire fabric of reality.” — Gwendolyn Womack Copy Share Image
