Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Danielle Blackwood, author of the new Twelve Faces of the Goddess. On May 15th, the Moon waxes new in the sign of Taurus. Although the Moon goes through all twelve signs each year, this particular Taurus New Moon is particularly potent, as just hours after the liminal moment of the New Moon (4:48 am PT, 7:48 am ET,) Uranus finally leaves AriesParadigm Shift: Five Practical Ways to Cultivate the Sacred Feminine as Uranus Enters Taurus"). This New Moon is doubly infused by the awakening, revolutionary energy of Uranus, as Mars enters the Uranus-associated sign of Aquarius the same day. Uranus/Aquarius is the Truthteller. The Changemaker. It is

To see more, click here. Tarot Compendium focuses on the esoteric workings that shape but more importantly power the meanings of the cards. As the introduction says, comparing exploring tarot to exploring a foreign city, “Esoteric information is like miles of electrical lines concealed under pavement. It is the water gushing through the buried pipes so large you walk through them with an elephant. It is the hidden network of tunnels speeding thousands of commuters over tracks to their station stops.” While modern tarot approaches focus on the psychological, often at the expense of the esoteric, we should remember that “the evolution of esoteric Tarot and modern psychology

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Melissa Alvarez, author of Your Psychic Self, 365 Ways to Raise Your Frequecy, Animal Frequency, Believe and Receive, and the new Simplicity of Cozy. Living a cozy life is much more than just making your environment comfortable and warm, more than the materialistic, and more than rushing through the day just to get things done. It is much, much deeper and more powerful than the things that we do. The spiritual side of living a cozy life is when we allow our connection to our soul essence and our spiritual path to become a priority in the way we live, the way we interact with others, and in our beliefs. When you're aware of your own

People wonder how to bring their readings to life. Those who focus on learning traditional meanings sometimes feel that their readings lack unity, depth, or just that certain something that makes them feel like more than a computer-generated interpretation. Those who focus intuition or reading the image alone can find that their readings lack focus, practicality, or structure making them feel like a collection of interesting observations but lacking in cohesion. For me, blending both approaches allows the rational mind as well as the intuitive self to feel supported, allowing the natural strengths to shine and to fill in the blank areas each approach necessarily has. Because I