Insomnia and Productivity- A Blessing or a Curse?

I woke up at 1:30 am after going to sleep around 11. I'm a long sufferer of insomnia and tend to roll with the punches, which is exactly what I did this morning. Instead of staring aimlessly at the ceiling, I oped to get some work done. 

I didn't get to cleansing my crystals with sage, but what I did accomplish was just as useful to me. I had time to work on my Book of Shadows. I'm meticulous about the words I use so of course I had to type everything up prior to copying it into my book. My writing is skewed and uneven despite my attempts to use a ruler to keep the text steady (it couldn't be easier than that and I still went wonky with the words). It's a simple fact I've come to accept: if I'm writing on unlined paper, the text will not be nice and neat.

I created a page about crystal grids and some layouts that I have used in the past. I'm happy with how it turned out and since I'm likely the only one to see it, it won't be a big deal. I also had the chance to work out a few more page ideas. Sometimes insomnia is a curse, but there are times when you can make it a blessing in disguise.

Tarot

I've been thinking a lot about Tarot recently. You can toss Oracle Cards into the mix as well should you choose to do so. My question: is Tarot really the most popular form of divination?

I'm thinking it is. Please consider responding to this poll. It is fast, free, and you don't have to sign up or provide any of your personal information. I thank you on behalf of science.

Which is your preferred divination method?

Tarot/Oracle Cards

Runes

Scrying

Precognitive Dreams

Ogham

I don't believe in divination; it isn't possible

I believe in it but can't do it; only certain people can

I do not practice divination for other reasons

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