Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Louise Helene & Kim Osborn Sullivan, authors of I Saw Your Future and He's Not It: A Psychic's Guide to True Love. I've spent my life surrounded by psychic energy, learning how to listen to my intuition and helping others do the same. That's why it felt so natural to write my upcoming psychic relationship book, Saw Your Future and He's Not It: A Psychic's Guide to True Love. Looking back, it seems inevitable that I'd grow up to be a psychic advisor, carrying on the tradition started by my late mother, the original Louise Helene. She was a psychic advisor, medium, radio talk show host, minister in the Spiritualist Church, and mother of

UPDATE: Through the wonders of the internet, I've been reconnected with the creator of this incredible method: Barbara Chaitman, who can be found HERE. I was going through some old notes and found this method of reading reversals. I know it was sent to me by a reader, but all I have noted for her name is “Babs.” Since these notes were 2009, I cannot remember who sent this idea to me. If Babs reads this…or if anyone recognizes the method, let me know so I can properly credit this idea. Because it is really interesting. I don’t know why it languished in a pile of notes and ideas for so long. Associating the numbered cards of the Minor Arcana with specific Major Arcana cards

Many years ago, when I was living in Minnesota, I appeared on a local radio talk show. The host was Ms. Barbara Carlson, former wife of then Governor Arne Carlson. Why was I on the show? Well, in the major media, there are generally only two times they want to talk with someone involved with magick, occultism, Witchcraft, etc: when there is a crime that is supposedly related to the occult, and the week or so before Halloween. This was just before Halloween. She asked me what magick was. I explained that it was something natural, a way of having a desired effect on your future. I also told her that the image of waving a wand and making the door open on its own was a fantasy, not the

There is an interesting blog post on Patheos where P. Sufenas Virius Lupus shares his ideas about reincarnation and past lives. He contends that some Pagans believe in reincarnation and others don't. Either way, he says he doesn't "hear a lot of discussion about reincarnation in Pagan circles these days." He adds that the reason for this is that "past life experiences are profoundly personal. In general, they often have great relevance for those who are involved with them, but not much for others." [Emphasis in original.] Lupus points out that it's not possible to practice reincarnation, and concludes that it is, therefore, a matter of belief. This is unusual because, he says, "We often