Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Linda Raedisch, author of Night of the Witches, Old Magic of Christmas, and the new Lore of Old Elfland. [caption id="attachment_16705" align="aligncenter" width="300"] The Rumpelwichtelbaum at the Viking Museum in Haithabu, Germany.[/caption] When my editor asked me if I had any special wishes for the cover of Lore of Old Elfland, I told her what I didn't want: elves. If there absolutely had to be elves on the cover, I said, they should be well camouflaged, covered in lichen, tucked away among the roots of trees. Then I thought of what I did want: a tree, and not just any tree, but one particular European beech now known in our family

Tarot Correspondences T. Susan Chang Lots of people want intermediate level tarot material. If that’s you, or if you are beginner who is in love with tarot correspondences, then this book is for you. Most people are familiar with the Golden Dawn astrological associations. But there are more and older versions of astrological correspondences. You can learn about them in the pages of this handy and useful reference. Have you wondered about the Justice/Strength numbering switcharoo? Or swapping the Emperor/Star Hebrew letters? You can learn about that in this book as well. Just take a peek:

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by A. Paul Miller, author of The Mindful of Calm. As we lead up to the holidays and start to think about our Christmas lists and what we want to put on them, it is a good time to reflect on what we already have and for what we should be grateful already having. Let me share an experience with you that I always remember when I get the urge to want more. Several years ago, while visiting a friend in the hospital who was recovering from a stroke, he mentioned how much we can take our health for granted. I suddenly found myself telling him about this experience I had previously had. An evening spent ironing: yay!! The wardrobe was empty, and I

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Kristy Robinett, author of several books, including It's a Wonderful Afterlife, Tails from the Afterlife, and the new Born Under a Good Sign. My interest in the zodiac began in my early years when my eyes wandered away from the comic section of the newspaper to the horoscopes. It continued into college when I did a paper in my psychology class on the differing personality types according to the astrological signs. One day after class my psychology professor handed me a flyer. "I thought you might be interested in this class," she said. "It's not connected to school, but after reading your passion in the paper, I had to share." The