[Once again this motel chain's internet connection is going up and down. Today I'm writing from Mickey-D's.] A Day at Llewellyn Wednesday was my day at home offices of Llewellyn. This was a fantastic day. I got to see many long-time friends and make a few new ones. Llewellyn is not Hogwarts. It doesn't have people floating through the air. It is, in every sense, a real business. It's filled with employees in offices or cubicles doing their work. What is magick is the way they're able to turn out so many books and products that are valuable to so many people. Even more magickal is the way so many people can work together to produce amazing things. I got a chance to talk over business

The New Moon in Cancer will occur at 4:54 am Eastern (9:54 am GMT) July 1, 2011, at 9 degrees of Cancer. New moons signify a new cycle, new beginnings, and rebirth. This New Moon, along with the Sun (also in Cancer) will highlight the watery Cancer qualities of imagination and dreams, as well as fourth house themes of family and home. While this eclipse is only a partial eclipse, it does pack a punch, as it forms a cardinal Grand Cross with Saturn, Pluto and Uranus. There is also extra energy due to the fact that Cancer is ruled natively by the Moon. The previous two eclipses (the June 1 Gemini New Moon/partial solar eclipse and the June 15 Full Moon in Sagittarius/lunar eclipse) have

If you've been following this blog, you will have noticed that I didn't post yesterday. I spent most of the day traveling. From Denver through Nebraska and Iowa into Minnesota. When I traveled through Arizona, Utah and Colorado, there were beautiful, vast spaces surrounded by mountains. It was breathtaking. As I moved further north there were also large open spaces, many irrigated and growing crops or having small herds of cows. But it was flat. It just went on and on. Long sections of the freeway were seemingly designed with a straight edge. It's just so...flat. I tried the radio. All I could get was the farm report. Sorghum, you'll be happy to know, is up to 10-50. A hardware

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Kathryn Klvana, author of Intuition in an Instant. Everyone wants to be healthy. But what if you could use your intuition to fine-tune your health? Imagine if you could intuitively check what’s best to put into your body, from the foods you eat to the vitamins and supplements you take. If you learn to dowse, you might be able to do just that. Most people think of dowsing as an old fashioned technique for finding water with a forked stick. But when I discovered dowsing with pendulum a few years ago, I found an easy tool that allowed me to access my intuition consistently whenever I needed guidance. I’d pick up my pendulum, hold a