Sasha Graham, being a true Tarot Diva, knows how to incorporate tarot into a good time.   If you want to bring in some beautiful and vivacious new energy into your, consider inviting over some of your friends, crack open a few tarot decks, and see what fabulous wisdom is revealed. Here are some tips from Sasha for the best Tarot Sleepover ever: A Tarot Diva’s Guide to the Ultimate Girl’s Sleepover http://www.llewellyn.com/journal/article/2193

To celebrate the release of his new book, Haunted Route 66, author Richard Southall jumped in the car and took a road trip along The Mother Road. Southall kicked-off the tour in Chicago, and after hitting six bookstores in six day, joined six other authors for a "Great American Road Trip" event in California, only miles from the end of Route 66. While on the road, Southall documented the sights, scenes, and spooky stories. CHICAGO The trip from Pittsburgh to Chicago was uneventful but a bit overwhelming in a wonderful way. Just after checking into the hotel, we asked the front desk clerk about any Route 66 landmarks close by. We were fortunate to find that less than a quarter

The New Moon in Aries occurs tomorrow, April 10 at 5:35 am EDT (9:35 am GMT), at 21 degrees. New moons signify a new cycle, new beginnings, and rebirth. This New Moon, along with the Sun (also in Aries) will highlight the fiery Aries qualities of enthusiasm, action, and impatience, as well as first house themes of ego, self, and first impressions. This New Moon period is the perfect time to examine how you perceive yourself and your goals. Do you feel like you need to be more proactive in setting and achieving your goals? Or perhaps not giving yourself enough time to follow through with your plans? Now is the time to find your self-confidence! This New Moon period is the perfect time to

I don't know who originally stated it (maybe one of my readers knows), but there's a statement running around the U.S. political blogosphere that "Republicans look for a leader while Democrats look for a consensus." Whether or not you agree or disagree with this description, it would seem that the organization of occult groups seems to fall into one of two major categories: Those that have a leader whom members follow and those that seek a consensus from all members. Each has benefits and negative aspects. I contend it's important to understand which format your magickal group, order, coven, etc. follows. By stressing the positive aspects and being aware of the potential negative aspects