Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Aaron Leitch, author of several books, including Secrets of the Magickal Grimoires, The Angelical Language Volume I and Volume II, and Essential Enochian Grimoire. Way back in 1898, the famous magician S.L. Mathers published an English translation of an obscure little 16th century grimoire called the Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage. This text contained what may very well be the most unique magickal Rite in the entire Western occult corpus. It wasn't, like other grimoires, focused upon gaining riches, or lovers, or respect from your boss. It didn't dwell upon finding buried treasure, becoming bullet-proof, or gaining

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Kathilyn Solomon, author of the new Tapping Into Wellness. When people call for a consultation about EFT, otherwise known as Emotional Freedom Techniques or tapping, they usually ask a question along these lines: "Will EFT work/fix/help/heal my: pain/cravings/social anxiety or depression/short temper/attachment to clutter/grief/money troubles/unhappiness with my body…?" As tempting as it is say, "Yes, come on in," that answer is too simplistic. I say that my work with clients has collapsed the emotional contributors that have been holding their problem in place, whether that problem is presenting itself as: Emotional: "I'm anxious

We’ve all seen the exercises where we are encouraged to write a letter to our younger self. It’s a great way to highlight the wisdom we’ve gained and to remind ourselves that what we think is the end of the world now will not seem so horrible with distance. But we can also access our future self. In Psychic Tarot, Nancy Antenucci provides a great activity. Connecting with your future self from Psychic Tarot You will need paper, a pencil or pen, and perhaps some markers or crayons. Sit down with the supplies in front of you. Use whatever method works best for you to enter spirit space. Breathe to relax. Imagine yourself on the last day of your life, an older version of

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Nathalie W. Herrman, author of Daily Enlightenments and the new Art of Good Habits. Fear is a paralyzing proposition. It holds us fast, clinging to what's familiar—even if we're unhappy, in pain, or otherwise out-of-whack. We are afraid because we feel like victims of all that we cannot control, and in some way, we are. And yet, there is plenty we can do, and plenty we can change, and plenty we can improve in our lives in order to feel great, to live with joy, and to experience rapture and blessings and love and success. Fear recedes with each empowering step that we take, and courage grows. We can start small and experiment with