With her usual style and charm grounded in research and tarot knowledge, Sasha Graham, author of Tarot Diva, brings us her latest: 365 Tarot Spreads: Revealing the Magic in Each Day   The spreads for each day are based on a historical event or magical occurrence. While the spreads are organized by date, there is no reason you cannot use any of the spreads at any time. The book is beautifully designed and the best way to explain it is to show you a page. I happen to love birthdays, so naturally I love this page:

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Jean-Louis de Biasi, author of Secrets and Practices of the Freemasons, The Divine Arcana of the Aurum Solis, and the forthcoming Rediscover the Magick of the Gods and Goddesses. Jean-Louis is also Lifetime Grand Master of the Ordo Aurum Solis and Kabbalistic Order of the Rose-Cross.   Visualization is key for anyone involved in self development, self empowerment, and magic rituals. This is the first skill to learn and to practice. Of course, visualization is not the only component of a successful ritual, but it is the essential to it. There are many ways to improve our ability. We can practice alone and in group. As Grand Master

Have you ever wondered how Llewellyn comes up with some of its beautiful cover designs? Today, to celebrate the release of The Witch’s Broom by Deborah Blake, I’m going to explain the process. Since it involves Deborah, it also involves a cute cat. So this post should interest book-lovers and cat-lovers alike! Here at Llewellyn, a cover starts with what we call the Launch meeting of the book. Attended by the production editor, production manager, art director, cover designer, copywriter, publisher, and sales manager, it is the acquisition editor’s job (that’s me) to bring the author’s input to the table. I usually ask authors for their ideas on the final title, subtitle, and

Ah, life. It's full of so many distractions. It's hard to keep track of the breaking news announcements, tweets, posts, pins, emails, texts, pings, and still pay attention to the world around you. I'm guilty of it. So many times I've arrived at home and I can't remember driving the 14 miles from work because my mind was elsewhere. We become so stuck in our patterns and habits and distractions that we don't see the world around us. I have a few friends who are constantly seeing signs from the spirit world. They find feathers, see shadows move across the wall, notice lamps that turn on and off by themselves. Many have asked "what can I do so that I see these things." The first step in the