Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by T. Susan Chang, author of the new Tarot Correspondences. A lot of tarot readers draw a Card of the Day. It's a great practice, whether you do it for prediction, advice, encouragement, warning, learning, or simply for fun. But what if you thought of your Card of the Day not just as divination (where you get information about the future), but as magic (where you act to change future outcomes)? A few years ago, I started writing a spell based on my cards each morning. It was fun, like writing the tiniest poem ever. But as I grew into the practice I began to realize that the spell was more than entertaining—it was powerful. Drawing a

Complete Book of Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot by Sasha Graham Recently we posted about Stuart Kaplan’s generous foreword to this remarkable work. Keeping with the theme of beginnings, let’s look at how Sasha’s investigations into the creators of this deck shaped her ideas about the Fool. This book isn’t just a triple biography (Waite, Smith, and Kaplan) but also a close examination of the creation and meaning of the deck itself and an in-depth study of the symbols in each card. The Fool "Stories can be sung, some painted, some written in poetry or prose. But all stories can be told, and told so that every human being can understand them." ~ PCS The Evening

Learn more by clicking HERE. 7 of Sea (Cups) from the Magical Dogs Tarot by Mickie and Dan Mueller There are plenty of cat-themed tarot decks and while there have been a few dog-themed decks, we knew there was room for another, especially one based on the Rider Waite Smith tradition with fully scenic minors. Mickie is well-known for her art and her work in tarot. Her co-creator, Dan Mueller, works in veterinary health and knows lots about dogs. One of my favorites is this Corgi from the 7 of Sea. Who doesn’t love a Corgi? A pleasant walk through the garden has taken a surprising turn; a Welsh Corgi, a breed known as a faerie dog, has had his daydreams interrupted by a

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Nick Redfern, author of Shapeshifters and the new Paranormal Parasites. The world around us is not as it appears to be. In fact, far from it. As we go about our daily business, working, and living our lives, behind the scenes something dark and dangerous is taking place. And it has been going on since the dawn of civilization. Most people remain oblivious to the truth and don't even realize it. Now and again, however, someone will stumble upon the startling reality that, potentially, affects and dictates the lives of just about all of us. What am I talking about? Nothing less than a monstrous collection of supernatural entities that