The Full Moon in Leo occurs tomorrow, Saturday, January 26 at 11:38 pm Eastern (4:38 am Sunday, January 27 GMT) at 7 degrees. Full Moons represent the culmination of those things that were begun with the New Moon (in this case the January 11 New Moon in Capricorn), which found us evaluating our careers, our ambitions, and our personal discipline. The Leo Full Moon opposes the Sun in Aquarius; we are reminded to check ourselves in the progress we made towards our goals set during the Capricorn New Moon. Are we re-dedicating ourselves to our jobs and careers? Perhaps goals set pertained to our physical and emotional health; are we honoring these personal promises? Are we being too selfish

Since this deck won't be available until May, it might be too early to start discussing it. But it is available for pre-order (HERE), and I am really excited about it. Some of you may know my tendencies as a reader. I am a serial monogamist. Although I own and appreciate hundreds of decks, I usually only consider one (at most, two) decks my "primary reading deck" at a time. I stay faithful to that deck until...I don't really know what happens. We grow apart. A new deck catches my soul. Sometimes my stint with a deck will be months; sometimes, years. The Anna.K Tarot was self-published. I heard an interview of Anna on a radio show and was intrigued, so I ordered her deck. For several

There is a new article on Wired Magazine's website that draws my attention to the difference between real science, scientific writing, and pseudo-science masquerading as science. The article is written by Nathanael Johnson, author of a new book entitled All Natural. I haven't read it yet, but please don't hold that against me—it's not going to be released for another week. The cover of the book identifies the author as a "skeptic." Those of you who regularly read my blog know that I am very skeptical of self-identified skeptics. It turns out that many are not skeptics at all. Rather, they have in their minds a long-obsolete notion of what science includes and will do just about

Here is a round up of useful tarot techniques that I've written about in the past. I've been writing for a long time and was surprised by some of the entries I'd written but forgotten about: Jumping Cards Using the Aces Tarot Journals (part 2, but with a link to part 1) Outcome Cards