In the first part of this series I discussed why the common, non-magickal concept of a love spell was a bad idea, but that real love spells were a practical option for magickal folks. In the second part of this series I described how it’s a myth that “opposites attract” but an occult truism that “like attracts like.” I also described how to attract the type of person you want: you need to be the type of person he or she wants. This involves doing an honest assessment of yourself and changing those things you don’t like about yourself. Then make a list of the characteristics you want in your new love. In the third part of this series I looked at why making a talisman is ideal

In the first part of this series I discussed why the common, non-magickal concept of a love spell was a bad idea, but that real love spells were a practical option for magickal folks. In the second part of this series I described how it's a myth that "opposites attract" but an occult truism that "like attracts like." I also described how to attract the type of person you want: you need to be the type of person he or she wants. This involves doing an honest assessment of yourself and changing those things you don't like about yourself. Then make a list of the characteristics you want in your new love. So let's look at that list. The key is to be as specific as possible. Saying you want

The Telegraph has reported a large fragment from a UFO has landed in Siberia. The piece is made of very strong titanium and weighs 440 pounds and has been determined by Russian officials to not be of anything the Russian military has created, nor was it created by the space program. It gives off no radiation and is an empty vessel. I am currently rewatching The X Files, so my mind of course goes to "What would Mulder and Scully do?" I'm very impressed that there is no immediate cover-up or logical explanation. And being this is appearing in the Telegraph, this is no small potatoes paper. What do you think? Do you think it's a UFO? Do you think the ship's owner will come looking for

One of my favorite readers of and commentors on this blog, Ty Bevington shares his favorite deck and book today! Favorite Deck My favorite Llewellyn deck is the Bosch tarot because it lets you do 'shadow work' but maintains a sense of humor.  I first discovered Bosch in a high school humanities class and found his hidden symbolism and 'inside jokes' in both the iconography and Flemish word-plays amusing, much to the chagrin of my teacher and classmates, and this only worsened as I took Flemish painting tutorials in college and discovered alchemical and other occult symbolism symbolism mixes in with the Christian and social symbolism. The creators of the deck use the fantastic