October 21, 2022—2pmCT Join us for our next Llewellyn Virtual Author Forum! This bi-monthly series of free online roundtable events will feature your favorite Llewellyn authors discussing topics important to you and answering your questions. Our next in the series, on Why Psychic Skills Are Important to Witchcraft, will feature Psychic Witch and Mastering Magick author Mat Auryn, Intuitive Witchcraft author Astrea Taylor, Psychic Skills for Magic and Witchcraft author Cat Gina Cole, and Magickal Mediumship author Danielle Dionne. Join the live conversation, and ask them your questions! We'll be streaming live on Crowdcast—save your spot today! We look forward to seeing

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Najah Lightfoot, author of Good Juju and the new Powerful Juju. The Witch, Practitioner, Conjurer, Worker, works alone by candlelight. As the spiritual forces of those who have gone before swirl in the mystical ether, the Witch calls upon the power of the Divine Feminine for assistance in spells, rituals, and rites, in deep contemplation before the altar. She/he/they may burn incense, light a cigar, or play powerful music that emboldens them to carry on. They may cast a circle or not, be naked or clothed in beautiful ritual regalia. There may be tears falling on their face or joy in their heart. Either way, this devoted spiritual person

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Joann van der Hoeven, author of the new The Witch's Guide to the Paranormal. Witches everywhere are getting more and more interested in the field of paranormal investigation. It only makes sense, after all, who better to referee between living humans and the spirits than witches? We understand the spirits, and through our craft we can affect them in ways others can't. Paranormal investigation also provides an opportunity to observe, communicate, and work with spirits in a way that we'd never be able to at our altars. For those who are interested in spirit work, joining a paranormal investigation team can provide hands on experience and

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Andrea Taylor, author of Birth Chart Interpretation Plain & Simple and the new What's Your Big Three?. Reading all about ourselves is fun. Who can resist a book that promises to reveal aspects of ourselves we may subconsciously know but have never analysed? And it's amusing to find out things about our significant other or children, work colleagues or intended partners. "Listen to this!" people cry when they read out bits…making light of aspects that strike them as really accurate about someone. But underneath the fun are real truths. We are all guilty of listening to things but not fully hearing them, of dismissing something