I'm making a little circuit over the next couple of weeks and hope to see you at some of my events. Sunday, June 26: Denver CO. I'll be at the International New Age Trade Show (INATS) giving a book signing. 11:00 a.m. Sunday, June 26: Denver, CO. I'll be at Isis Books & Gifts. I'll be giving a free talk and book signing (4:30 p.m.)  followed by a workshop (6:00 p.m) on 21st Century Magick. An intensive study of the roots of ceremonial magick and how it is performed today. Participants will learn pronunciation, numerous rituals and how to design their own rituals. Topics will include talismans and amulets, the Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram, the Hexagram Ritual,

At the recent Babalon Rising festival I saw the usual assortment of cars, trucks, and SUVs in the parking areas. Many were old and rather beat up, being held together with bumper stickers such as "Freedom of Religion Means ALL Religions." But a surprising (to me) new entry was a bright and very shiny Jaguar. It was newer and obviously quite expensive. Someone had enough money to spend on that car. This Jaguar was at a car show in England Why is it that so many people who profess to be able to do magick are constantly in poor financial condition? Yes, I know the world's economy is in the dumpster, but there are still lots of people making lots of money. Shouldn't magicians be part of

I have had the honor and privilege of knowing Chick and Sandra Tabatha Cicero for many years. The Ciceros They refer to themselves as "Senior Adepts of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn," which is sort of like Johnny Depp calling himself just a guitar player (he does play guitar, but that's not his major contribution by far). Indeed, Chic and Sandra have introduced more people to the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and the system of that group with their many books and international workshops than perhaps anyone since Israel Regardie. Just some of their books include The Essential Golden Dawn, and Self-Initiation into the Golden Dawn Tradition.   Their work

If you haven’t heard about this amazing book yet, please check out the description, excerpt, or my previous blog posts about it. For now I just want to invite everyone who’s ordered the book, bought the book, borrowed the book, read the book, or added the book to their wishlist, to join the conversation that Bronwen Forbes so much wanted to foster. At the Small Town Pagans Yahoo Group we will build a community that encourages the sharing of stories, advice, trials, tribulations and joys of living in a not-so-big city. As I’ve already warned everyone currently on the list, I’m not a small-town Pagan – I’ve never lived in a small town my entire life (if you don’t count