Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Wendell C. Perry, author of Behind the Horoscope and the new Lunar Nodes. When I told a friend that I was working on a book on the lunar nodes she immediately launched into a tale about the horrible thing that had happened to her during her recent nodal return. I listened to her story with interest but then I had to admit that, in examining transiting aspects by the nodes to the natal horoscope, I had them found far less reliable as predictors of change than planetary transits. My friend was surprised by this, so I asked if she could remember what happened to her during previous aspects to her chart by the nodes of the moon. She admitted that

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Kristy Robinett, author of several books, including It's a Wonderful Afterlife, Born Under a Good Sign, and the new Embrace Your Empathy. What is Empathy? Empathy: Noun: The ability to understand and share the feelings of another What is an Empath? Empath: Noun: Empath originates in science-fiction literature. Much like emotional telepathy, the term is first cited in Scottish author J.T. McIntosh's 1956 "The Empath," a story about paranormally empathetic beings, called empaths. The original Star Trek TV series helped spread the word with its 1968 "The Empath," an episode about a deaf woman with the ability to both experience and

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Mhara Starling, author of the new Welsh Witchcraft. Much of my practise as a Welsh Witch is inspired and informed by the historical folk magical traditions of my country. I enjoy digging into old practises, superstitions, and beliefs and incorporating some of that Welsh magic into my everyday life, sometimes altering them slightly to fit with what works for me. For the modern-day Witch, ensuring we have sufficient wards and magical protections in place is highly beneficial and practical as we traverse our magical lifestyle. Practises based on protecting oneself from harm, adversity, illness, and even magical attack was something my ancestors

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Kate Osborne, author of the new Goddess Resolution. A lesson in survival works on the principle of "three," which states we should not go more than three minutes without air, three days without water, and three weeks without food. Air carries the first taste of life we receive when we are born. Learning to master or manage our breath can also be one of the greatest coping mechanisms we will ever have. For balance and power, from martial artists to opera singers for control and clarity, magic can be made when we breathe correctly. The charm of respite and serenity can be found upon the sacred night air when you answer the call to sit and