#Corina Nika

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Back of Card. Art by Corina Nika and Theo Dadamis, from the Aurora Tarot Deck.

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Cocorrina Divine Feminine - Corina Nika and Jenna Opsahl

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Owl. Art by Corina Nika & Theo Dadamis, from the Cosmic Wild Oracle Deck.

The owl symbolism indicates that you may need to remove yourself from the noise of life. Take a moment to become meditative and silently observe your surroundings.  Moreover, slowing down and becoming stable will allow you to access the wealth of information and Owl meaning that surrounds you. Whenever this bird is present, it will share its ability to see what others may miss.  

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Feature Image: “The Moon” from the Divine Feminine Tarot by Corina Nika. www.cocorrina.com

You can tell a new tale from an old one by the lack of pause, the lack of a sacred taking in of breath. In the old tales a curse was broken, and then there was a foray into the wild, into the weird, into the uncanny before the journey was resumed. Not today. Too many of our newer stories are patterned on our modern lives—where we experience a momentous idea or heart-busting truth that decisively breaks whatever curse we might be laboring under and then we go right back to doom scrolling or watching cat videos. In these newer tales there is no moment between the breaking of a curse or the liberating of an idea or the catching sight of a pattern that no longer serves and doggedly following it to its root, no moment that allows for time and space and strangeness to settle around like a fine and silky mist. I would say it like this: There are too few dark moon moments—in our stories and in our lives. Getting acquainted with those moments, claiming them for ourselves … now that is the deepest form of decadence I know.

The moon changes its face and in so doing gives us a celestial rhythm to live by. Hunters and fishermen, hares and deer, those of us who bleed and give birth—we all know these rhythms on some level, even if the culture at large has tried to forget about them. The waning moon—that time when in the velvet night sky the moon grows smaller and smaller after triumphing in its fullness—is the traditional time for releasing, banishing, and breaking curses. It is the monthly period when whatever tangles we have gotten ourselves into or whatever snares we have fallen into that others had set for us can be loosened, undone, and taken apart. It is not the worst way to look at modern life, to see it as a story of falling into curses that have various origin points and then learning how to break and undo those curses. So this is the work of the waning moon.

The dark moon is not a phase, not really; it is a single event, a solo line in the lunar choir. The dark moon occurs the night before the new moon—not on the same night and not two nights before. One night before the new moon—precisely. It occurs on a monthly basis for the most part and for the most part only occurs once a month. The dark moon is not the time for breaking curses; that work of unwinding has already been finished. The dark moon is the moment between the rupture of the curse, the release of the burden, the utterance of the sacred no and the beginning of the next part of the journey that is always signified by the presence of the new moon.

Read More At https://enchantedlivingmagazine.com/dark-moon-decadence/

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Just Be by Corina Nika

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Day 455: Cocorrina Design Studio

“Cocorrina is a design and print studio created by Corina Nika.

Cocorrina is a design studio founded in 2012. Based on a small Mediterranean island, we're enjoying our slow living with our little family.

Throughout the years, we've had the honor to work with wonderful brands and people such as Elie Saab, Virgin, Zara, Nicole Scherzinger, Anthropologie, Bando, Pimkie and many more. Our work has also been included in print on Elle Decoration, Harper's Bazaar & Grazia. We have always dreamt of designing and creating our own prints and products and so in 2018, we expanded our design studio, adding a workshop in our company.

Created from magic and stardust, our shop aims to create magical objects that you will treasure forever. Every detail is crafted to feel like a piece of jewellery that you can touch, use, wear, smell and look at every day.

We are inspired by the mystery of the unknown, the warmth of the dark cosmos and the beauty behind the moonlight. Every concept is born and inspired by the universe, enhanced with a touch of magic and our pure love”

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Corina Nika

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Daily card for 4/3/2020

I’m using Soul Cards Tarot by Kristine Fredheim, Corina Nika and Eva Ekelund.

Today’s card: The High Priestess

Influential, knowing, Oracle, psychic, secretive

This card signifies new experiences and developing an understanding. It could also represent an older individual in your life whom you seek help and advice from. Thus card also reminds you to always follow your intuition. If you have any worry about a situation, make sure you learn all sides of the story before making any decisions.

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Sacred bee by Corina Nika

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Ace of Cups. Art by Corina Nika and Theo Dadamis, from the Aurora Tarot Deck.

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Cocorrina Divine Feminine - Corina Nika and Jenna Opsahl

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Raven. Art by Corina Nika & Theo Dadamis, from the Cosmic Wild Oracle Deck.

Raven symbolism can often be difficult to discern. However, there are always subtle clues available to you. If Raven announces its presence in a loud and raucous way, he is acting as a messenger. In this case, you must speak up and express yourself. This spirit animal could also be letting you know that you are not listening to the information and guidance that is forthcoming from your guardians. In other words, make sure you listen carefully and if you must, speak up for yourself!

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Hummingbird, by Corina Nika & Theo Dadamis.

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Corina Nika

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