Tarot Court Cards for Beginners Leeza Robertson helps us to really understand the court cards of tarot. So many of us say that the ranks of Page, Knight, Queen, and King are not relevant to our experience and make no sense. Leeza helps by exploring what these positions meant in their own context. Once we understand what these positions were like, we can better understand the cards. In addition, she provides interpretations for what the cards mean in the following categories: As a person As an archetypal influence As a spiritual influence As a messenger Here is how Leeza introduces us to the Pages: In the world of tarot, the page can go by other names. It can be

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Lucinda Gabriel, author of the new How to Talk to Angels. So many people go through life feeling like they have to settle with what they have, feeling undeserving of better or not able to see their way to a better life. The Angels tell me we don't get out of life what we deserve, but what we believe. The Angels tell me we are meant to live a healthy, joyous, and abundant life. Life wants to be good to us. Life loves us, but we have to believe it to see it. The Angels tell me that most often, it is our lack of Faith in life, in ourselves, and in them that is keeping our goodness from us. Let me give you a silly example. When I rented a

Two Llewellyn titles have been named as finalists for the Foreword Reviews Book of the Year Awards! Foreword Reviews'  Book of the Year Awards were established to bring about increased attention to the literary and graphic achievements of independent publishers and their authors. During the judging process, books are judged based on their editorial excellence, the originality of their subject matter, accuracy, author credentials, and professional packaging, among other things. Among the finalists are: The Book of Sacred Baths, by Paulette Kouffman Sherman (Adult Nonfiction—Body, Mind & Spirit) The Strength of Sensitivity, by Kyra Mesich, PsyD (Adult Nonfiction—Body,

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Anna Franklin, author of The Sacred Circle Tarot, The Fairy Ring Oracle, A Romantic Guide to Handfasting, and the new Hearth Witch's Compendium. Paper made from herbs can make your magical spells and talismans more powerful. It is infused with the powers of the herbs, and created with intent. Fibrous herbs suitable for making herbal paper include flax, nettle, rush, cereals, sunflower, pampas grass, broom, bamboo, camomile, cow parsley, dandelion, dill, fennel, iris, and mullein. Simply put, herb paper is made by soaking vegetable matter until the fibres separate, collecting it on a mesh, trawling away the excess pulp, and allowing it to