Tarot Healer: Using the Cards to Deepen Your Chakra Healing Work Leeza Robertson At the time of this writing (late-March), the world was in a shaky place. Maybe we still are in June. In any case, having a strong foundation makes getting through daily life easier and is essential for surviving the larger challenges we face. One way to achieve that is to have a healthy root chakra. In her forthcoming book, Tarot Healer, Roberston gives us a complete system for assessing and nurturing your chakra system with tarot. In this excerpt we have an exercise that is just one of a series of exercises working with the Root chakra. Even this part, though, provides plenty of food for

An ENORMOUS thank you to our LlewellynCon presenters today: Debra DeAngelo, Linda Yael Schiller, and Madame Pamita! Unable to watch their presentations live? Click on their images below to watch the recording! And, be sure to follow our YouTube channel, where we'll be sharing the recordings of each presentation! Watch Debra DeAngelo: The Elements of Horse Spirit   Watch Linda Yael Schiller: Healing Nightmares   Watch Madame Pamita: Roll Your Own Spell Candle Thank you again to all who presented and attended!! We'll see you tomorrow!

An ENORMOUS thank you to our LlewellynCon presenters today: Kerri Connor, Ethony Dawn, Emily A. Francis, and Phoenix LeFae! Unable to watch their presentations live? Click on their images below to watch the recording! And, be sure to follow our YouTube channel, where we'll be sharing the recordings of each presentation! Watch Kerri Connor: Cannabis Meditation 101   Watch Ethony Dawn: Building Your Tarot Reading Confidence   Watch Emily A. Francis: Whole Body Healing: What Is Your Body Trying to Tell You?   Watch Phoenix LeFae: Awakening the Beauty Pentacle Thank you again to all who presented and attended!! We'll see you tomorro

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Gus diZerega, author of the new God Is Dead, Long Live the Gods. My first experience with the Wiccan goddess came during a 1984 Midsummer Sabbat in Berkeley. That encounter was both the greatest blessing of my life, and its greatest challenge. I had just completed my PhD in Political Science, a field based entirely on secular science, and now I had encountered a being I experienced as more powerful than anything I had ever imagined, more loving than I could have imagined, and more real than I was. And in scientific terms, She could not exist. That afternoon in Berkeley's Tilden Park led to decades of living two lives while trying to