Originally published in PanGaia magazine issue #50, an interview with Carl Llewellyn Weschcke, chairman of Llewellyn Worldwide and author of several books, is now available online. Visit www.witchesandpagans.com to read the full interview with Carl. You can also read an opinion piece from Carl, "Tips for Aspiring Writers," that also appeared with the interview in PanGaia issue #50.

The Full Moon in Sagittarius occurred this morning, Monday, June 4 at 7:12 am Eastern (11:12 am, Monday, June 4, GMT) at 14 degrees. Full Moons represent the culmination of those things that were begun with the New Moon (in this case the May 20 New Moon in Gemini, which found us focusing on efforts in our social life, friendships, and family relationships. The Sagittarius Full Moon opposes the Sun in Gemini; we are reminded to check ourselves in the progress we made towards our goals set during the Gemini New Moon. How are we balancing our social lives? Are goals of better communication starting to come to fruition? Sagittarius, the wise philosopher, presses us to examine (with renewed

Two years ago I made a blog post about poverty thinking and how that can be a cause of impoverishment. I showed that on some level many people see the wealth of the world as being like a pie, and if you make your piece bigger, someone else will get a smaller piece. Not wanting to harm others, people with this mode of thinking settle for what they have. What I pointed out, however, is that when you make your piece bigger, the entire pie grows in size, increasing the wealth of everyone. Today, I think I would put it this way: As long as your means of obtaining wealth was ecological—by which I mean good for you, good for those around you, and good for your community and the world—your

Babalon Rising Next week, starting on June 6, I'll be in French Lick, Indiana, at the Babalon Rising festival. As with most festivals, there will be lots of music, rituals, dancing, bonfires and workshops. I'll be giving three workshops, one on a form of numerology most people don't know about (hint: it's Kabalistic), one on the five types of magick generally practiced by the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn (they call it the Magic of Light), and one on the practice of sex magick. I encourage adults—this is an adults-only festival—in the area (and even out of the area) to consider attending. One of the people giving workshops is the noted hypnotherapist, NLP trainer, magician, and