Tarot shelves at bookstores are filled with beginner level books. Do we really need so many? Aren’t they all essentially the same? I think we do need so many and that they are not essentially the same. First, they all differ in terms of voice and presentation. People learn differently and respond better to some styles of communication than to others. Every author has his or her own voice and way of explaining things. Second, not every tarot reader interprets or reads the cards in the same way. By seeing that there are so many different methods and schools of thought, new readers are encouraged to explore until they find what works for them. This month we will look at eight

Philip Imbrogno, author of Files from the Edge, Interdimensional Universe, Ultraterrestrial Contact, and co author of Night Siege and the forthcoming Vengeful Djinn, has been featured in The New York Times. The article, "A Hike into the Mystic, or a Walk in the Woods?" details journalist Kevin Flynn's trip to Hawk Rock in Kent, New York, led by Philip Imbrogno, a science educator, author and paranormal investigator. The reason for the trip was Imbrogno's belief, detailed in several of his books, that that particular parcel of land is an entrance to our world from another. Several rock chambers in the area are known to be sites for ley lines, and the area is also the site of multiple UFO

Tarot shelves at bookstores are filled with beginner level books. Do we really need so many? Aren’t they all essentially the same? I think we do need so many and that they are not essentially the same. First, they all differ in terms of voice and presentation. People learn differently and respond better to some styles of communication than to others. Every author has his or her own voice and way of explaining things. Second, not every tarot reader interprets or reads the cards in the same way. By seeing that there are so many different methods and schools of thought, new readers are encouraged to explore until they find what works for them. This month we will look at eight

While your Sun Sign rules your individuality, many people find that they don't fit the characteristics of their Sun Sign. Your Moon Sign (the sign of the zodiac the moon was in at the time of your birth), however, may explain much more about you, as your Moon Sign rules your emotions and personality, and is the second-most important placement in your birth chart (followed by your Ascendant, which governs your physical appearance). An individual's Moon Sign describes how they will emotionally handle the characteristics and traits indicated by their Sun Sign. Moon in Aries: Those born with the Moon in fiery Aries desire action and physical experiences, and act with passion when going after