One of the questions I'm most frequently asked is, "How do I improve my ability to visualize? I can't see anything." And it's no wonder that people ask this. Practically every book that covers magic and spellcraft, as well as books on the Law of Attraction and those that disguise their occult links by calling what they describe as "visioning" or something else, not to mention all of the books on creative visualization, are rife with techniques that begin each exercise with "visualize…" What most of them don't describe is the very nature of visualization. How can we visualize without a specific definition of what visualization is? You may be thinking that this is kind of a stupid

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Tisha Morris, author of the new Mind, Body, Home. We all know that home is where the heart is. Maybe this is why we tend to have such a love-hate relationship with our home. Our home gives us so many pleasures in life…and yet so many challenges as well. It's cozy. It's messy. We love to cook in the kitchen. And then the dishes pile up in the sink causing us stress. You love your walk-in closet, but the clothes in the floor drive you crazy. You have your favorite spot for morning coffee. And there's also the upstairs closet that you dread going into. Our home represents all parts of us—the good, bad, and the ugly. In

Names and Magick One of the strongest aspects of magick is the use of names. By this I mean the use of one word or phrase to represent something much grander. For example, if someone were to mention my name, you might think of a blogger, a writer, a workshop leader, a hypnotherapist, an occultist, a magician, a Tantric, a musician, or something else. Perhaps you might think of several of those things. To me, my name is a representation of all of those things and more. The same is true of designing a word to represent a magickal goal. You don't have to think of "After doing a divination to show a positive outcome of doing a ritual, I'll be doing that planned rite to obtain $1,000 to

I've been so engrossed in the process of making new books this year that my blogging status became nearly obsolete. I'm sorry! While there's been plenty to talk about, I've been lost in the words of authors instead of finding my way up from the pages to write my own thoughts. But I know you'll forgive my absence when I finally share this stack of shimmering new titles!  Let's see what 2013 brought us, according to category. Where have we been this year in the worlds of self help, health & healing, and spiritual development? Spiritual Development & Parapsychology Intuition for Beginners by Diane Brandon: Enhance your sense of inner knowing. Explore the different kinds of