Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Warren Agius, author of the new Evidence of Extraterrestrials. In 2017, military footage was released to the public showing military fighter jets pursuing tic-tac-shaped aircrafts. In 2020, the Pentagon formally acknowledged these videos and affirmed that the aircrafts were indeed UFOs. Although the journey toward full disclosure isn't over, improvement most certainly has been made. The past seventy-three years have been frustrating for UFO researchers, with every government-funded project designed to study the UFO phenomenon dismissing the reports and ridiculing the witnesses altogether. After the Roswell crash in 1947, the number of

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Shelley A. Kaehr, PhD, author of Meet Your Karma, Past Lives with Pets, and the new Heal Your Ancestors to Heal Your Life. These days, we can all use all the healing, light, and prayers we can get. One process I love to do to help those around me is to go within my mind to send healing light to my loved ones. In my latest book, Heal Your Ancestors to Heal Your Life, I discuss a process called Genealogical Regression. Instead of visiting our own past lives to get healing for ourselves, you can take the guided journeys in the book and time travel back to events that happened to your ancestors. Once you locate the event in need of healing, you

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Cory Thomas Hutcheson, author of the new New World Witchery. For those who take an interest in North American folk magic, it is impossible to learn for long without realizing very quickly just how much all of American folk magic owes to its legacy of Black practitioners. This includes not just the practice of the African American folk magical system commonly called "Hoodoo," but also the broader history of magic in America as well. Folk magic is largely alive and well because of the contributions of Black Americans, and yet I often see that while people recognize the presence of Black practices, they sometimes don't know much about historical

Tarot Inspired Life shares ways to use the cards to, well, enhance your life, including becoming a more confident reader. Just as a student who understands their learning style is able to learn better, readers who understand their style will read better. It is important to remember that the style that is best is the one that suits you. Remember, your best style may be a blend of several different methods. Here, Elford explores three readings styles including examples: symbolic, experience, storytelling, and psychic. Symbolic Readings A symbolic reading focuses on the meanings and connections from the symbols in the images. Remember, everything on a card is a symbol used to