Llewellyn’s Little Book of Tarot Barbara Moore This is such a delightful little book, especially when you want to do a quick one card divination (the book is designed to be used that way!) or to enjoy a quick tarot tidbit. Because the design is such an important part of the experience, enjoy these pages on The Star card.

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Cyndi Dale, author of a number of books, including the new Energy Healing for Trauma, Stress & Chronic Illness. Scientists have yet to fully figure out the workings of the virus causing COVID-19. While waiting for new treatments and protocols, we can do more than hope. We can empower ourselves with energy healing. In response to the need, I devised a quick process to help energetically clear this nasty coronavirus. I've included it in my book, Energy Healing for Trauma, Stress & Chronic Illness, along with a caveat. We can't rely on energy medicine to cure, heal, or prevent viral challenges. However, by working with subtle

Fearless Tarot: How to Give a Positive Reading in Any Situation Elliot Adam I think of the spring quarantine months of 2020 as The Great Unwinding. Life slowed down significantly and for long enough for some of us to pay attention in ways we haven't been accustomed. In this excerpt, Adam shows us what we can learn about busyness through the Knight of Swords.   Knight of Swords “Slow down.” The Knight of Swords is an ambitious man. He is always striving to prove he is a successful adult. No matter how much he achieves, he can’t seem to be happy or rest. The only thing he knows how to do is push ahead. Once he has completed his objective, he doesn’t even

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Kate Freuler, author of the new Of Blood and Bones. Doing shadow work in witchcraft is often thought of as examining your "dark side," which makes it sound far more sinister than it actually is. In truth, shadow work is a natural and integral part of the craft, allowing us to find balance by looking inward at ourselves and honestly assessing what we find. Introspection and self reflection, which make up the bulk of shadow work, help us hone our practice and grow spiritually. In terms of spells and rituals, shadow work can range from dream work and meditation to banishing, binding, or even cursing in order to free ourselves of unwanted