[caption id="attachment_17037" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Photo by Kat Stokes on Unsplash[/caption] Recently a blog post called out Llewellyn and other publishers (but mostly Llewellyn because we’re the largest and oldest metaphysical book publisher) for our collective contribution to white supremacy. I cannot speak for all the employees of Llewellyn; the following are my own personal remarks that will hopefully shed light on the processes and work flow that I and the other five acquisitions editors at Llewellyn follow.* I am only a racist being to the extent that I was raised in and continue to live in a society that marks “White” as the default and others everyone else, a

Happy Pride Month! We wanted to take a moment to raise the profiles of our many awe-inspiring and amazing authors and creators that have contributed books and decks in support of the LGBTQIA+ community. We hope you enjoy them and find them helpful. This past weekend also marked 51 years since the Stonewall Uprising, the symbolic beginning of a movement as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer individuals declared their presence and their rights. Unfortunately, change comes slowly, and the fight is not yet over. Llewellyn stands with all those working to make lasting and meaningful changes. Our late President and Chairman, Carl Llewellyn Weschcke, believed that everyone should

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Donald Tyson, author of several books, including the new Kinesic Magic. Why has there never been a yoga of the West? India has its hatha yoga, an ancient system of static physical poses said to maintain health, extend life, and enhance vitality. Another Hindu system called kundalini yoga awakens spiritual centers along the spine and revitalizes both spirit and flesh. In Buddhism, hand gestures are used to control esoteric energies during meditation. China has its tai chi, a discipline of moving poses that flow into one another like a slow-motion dance and channel esoteric energy through the body. In Korea and Japan the martial arts use

At this time, we wanted to raise the profile of our many awe-inspiring and amazing authors and creators that are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. Want to support them? Buy their book or deck! Want to even further support them? Buy their book and deck directly through them or their store or website. Want to support the book community at large? Buy their book and deck from an independent store owned by BIPOC individuals! (Psst! Are you a Black, Indigenous, or Person of Color author or artist that wants to submit a manuscript or deck?!? Find full information on how to do so here!) (Psst! Psst! Are you an independent store owner/operator that is Black, Indigenous, or a Person