June 1 365 Tarot Spells Sasha Graham To learn more, click HERE. Here is a ritual, with plenty of time to prepare it for June 20, to tap into the glorious energy of summer! Ritual to Connect with Summer June 20 Ingredients The Sun card Favorite summer items and symbols Method, Visualization, and Meditation Working with the seasonal energy is like working within the moon’s phases. The energy surrounds us; we need only to be open to it in order to access its gifts. The energetic qualities of summer include expression, vitality, harmony, contentedness, and celebration. Gather seasonal energy like a weaver gathering silken strands. Sultry night, plump

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Leeza Robertson, author of the new Tarot Court Cards for Beginners. It is no secret that I use many and varied techniques to deepen my relationship with the tarot. From spell-work to journaling to meditation, I am always gathering new tools to take me deeper into the blessings and challenges of the cards. One of my favorite techniques is pathworking. For me, pathworking with the cards not only allows me to take a journey with them but also through them. It is as if I am standing literally in their shoes navigating my life experience through them, giving me the position of the detached observer. The court cards of the tarot are especially

Kitchen Table Tarot Melissa Cynova Learn more, click HERE. Melissa is quickly becoming well-known for her no-nonsense, practical reading methods and interpretations. Here is a taste. Four of Wands Walking through the chuppah and ready to join the party. This is about celebration, joy, silliness, and the excitement of completion, union, family, and friends. This is one of the happiest cards in the deck and also one of the simplest. Four sticks, flowers, and a party. I like the balance of the wands, the flowers, and the feeling of joy that resonates from the people in the town. If you look at the position of the bower and the party in this image, this is the beat before

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Laura Tempest Zakroff, author of the new Witch's Cauldron. In The Witch's Cauldron: The Craft, Lore & Magick of Ritual Vessels, my main focus is obviously the cauldron. But the subtitle might make some folks may wonder about the lack of chalice chat. I do mention a few here and there in terms of mythology and usage. However, cups are more of an accessory to the main subject of cauldrons. So I thought this would be a great opportunity to consider what makes them different! First, let's look at what makes them similar. Most obviously, they both can be used to hold liquid. You can also find rebirth, regeneration, transformation, or