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Yep. I'm shortly flying off to the Babalon Rising festival in French Lick, Indiana. I won't be back until next Tuesday. But to my friends reading this, I haven't abandoned you! I have two posts scheduled to appear while I'm giving workshops. One is on Theorems of Magick, and one is on Theorems of Sex Magick. So keep your eye on this blog. You can check in by clicking this LINK. Let me know what you think. I'll share more when I return...

Last week, some of you asked for tips on reading reversals. This one's for you! The Complete Book of Tarot Reversals The question of whether or not to use reversals in a reading comes up a lot, even amongst seasoned tarot readers. When an experienced, talented reader is asked "do you use reversals," she may somewhat sheepishly answer, "no, I don't." There is sometimes a feeling a guilt about not using reversed cards, as if that is a decision of a lazy or less intelligent person. Naturally, I do not agree with this assessment. I am, after all, a reader of over 20 years experience, I am not lazy, and I do not think I am lacking in intelligence. For some background on my journey

Hi! My name is Brandi Palechek. For the past four years I have had the privilege of working as the Online Marketing Specialist for Llewellyn Worldwide, Ltd. For the past three years—along with all the members of Llewellyn's incredible Marketing team—I have had the pleasure and honor of playing hostess to the Llewellyn community on Facebook and Twitter. Since March of 2009, you've read my posts on Facebook and responded to my tweets every Monday as well as the occasional Thursday. I've also been the person who signed off for the week almost every Friday evening at the end of the day. All of that is about to change. You see, tomorrow, Tuesday, June 7, 2011, will be my last day