Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Trish O'Sullivan, author of the new Chakra Wisdom. As the title indicates, my book, Chakra Wisdom: Healing the Mind of Negative Thoughts, Feelings and Beliefs with Yoga, Meditation and the Traya Process, focuses primarily on the impact the subtle body chakras have on our emotional well-being. The chakras also affect our physical health. Using the example of the common cold to which we can all relate (as virtually no one lives untouched by it), we can clearly see the mind/body connection. If a map of the chakras in the subtle body were overlaid on the physical body it would match the "map" of the endocrine system. That is, each chakra is in

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Daniel Moler, author of the new Shamanic Qabalah. Since I was young, I have always wanted to be an explorer, to travel the outer reaches of space into uncharted territory. Over time, the mysteries of the cosmos grew deeper the more I learned about the way the material universe works. There seemed to be unseen forces at work that I wanted to understand. I was soon to learn that the ancients were not naïve about these invisible forces, but highly understood and even knew how to harness them. Shamanism is one of the oldest spiritual modalities on the planet for understanding the invisible forces of the universe that surround us. Most all

Tarot Elements by Melissa Cynova This book will be so very helpful to so many readers, whether you read for yourself, for friends, or professionally. So many times people come to the cards unable to form a question or have a question that is so tangled that it feels like their whole lives are involved. That makes sense because we don’t exist in a vacuum and our lives, no matter how hard we try, are not compartmentalized. Everything is connected. Melissa developed this system of readings based on the elements to help her clients. It examines all areas of life, helping to identify problem areas and do a kind of diagnostic. The five readings are designed to work together but can

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Richard Estep, author of Trail of Terror. It takes a lot to make an agnostic call in a Catholic priest to cleanse his home. Yet that is exactly what happened to me one winter a few years ago. I have been a paranormal investigator and author since the mid-Nineties, and thought I'd seen it all. If the truth be told, I'd gotten a little jaded. Most of my peers employed some sort of "psychic protection" ritual, such as envisioning themselves surrounded by a bright white light of spiritual origin, when leaving a supposedly haunted location. I never did, and it was something I would ultimately have cause to regret. It had been a busy