Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Anysia Marcell Kiel, author of Discovering the Medium Within and Discovering the Healer Within. Many people are shifting their vibrations in dynamic ways—clearing old imprints, healing, and ascending. Part of this process involves upgrading old thought patterns and beliefs. I’m seeing a consistent trend in clients that involves a need to release outdated third dimensional thought patterns and belief systems that no longer serve them. In doing so, those belief systems are replaced with higher dimensional thought forms better suited for their lives. Our energetic fields are like computer systems: when one of the components becomes outdated,

Tarot Experience is the second in a three part series. This second volume provides over 600 pages of intermediate information, spreads, and techniques. One section that I really like is “Working with Multiple Decks.” They describe some of the benefits of working with multiple decks, such as deepening your understanding of tarot, accelerated personal growth, historical study, and increasing ways to communicate with querents. Then they give some really great ways to work with multiple decks. My favorite, which I had not tried before, is called Defining Deck. It goes like this: “The reader randomly shuffles the Major Arcana of a single deck. Three cards are dealt face up. These

Tarot Fundamentals is the first in the three part series. This first volume provides over 600 pages of everything you need to develop a strong foundation in tarot. In addition to card meanings and how to do readings, this book includes lots of other information that many people don’t realize they need to know. For example, when someone goes out to buy their first tarot deck, they can be overwhelmed by the many choices. If they don’t know much about tarot, when they get their deck home, they might feel confused because it seem to match up with the book they just read or the deck their friend uses. Tarot Fundamentals has a section called “Unmatched Illustrations” and talks

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Storm Faerywolf, author of the new Betwixt & Between. Magic is the heart of witchcraft. The casting of spells, the making of charms, the speaking of incantations… Whatever the particular method, or practice, or tradition, one thing has remained constant in my years practicing the Craft: the shifting of awareness into the ecstatic. Famed occultist Dion Fortune notably defined magic as "the art of changing consciousness at will." This definition has served as a basis for the practices and philosophies of many successive witches and occultists since. Often when the new student begins in the Craft we are inclined to assume that whatever