Tarot by the Moon is Victoria Constantino’s new book. They say don’t judge a book by its cover, but they’d be wrong in this case. The cover is gorgeous as is the interior design. The cover and design promise a revealing of the moon’s magic combined with tarot and the book delivers. Get your copy to embrace the moon's energy throughout the year. But for now, you can sample a spread. Combine the magic of the moon and the power of tarot. The Cold Moon of December heralds the beginning of winter. One of the spreads in the chapter include one on how to handle the inherent dormancy of the winter season. Also included in the chapter are lessons on cord cutting, auric cleansing, and

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Shelley A. Kaehr, PhD, author of several titles, including Meet Your Karma, Past Lives with Pets, Heal Your Ancestors to Heal Your Life, and the new Blast from the Past. People always do their best to avoid pain. Despite that fact, I've found that the highs and lows in life provide us keys to unlock the secrets of our souls. Noticing extremes and monitoring our feelings shows us where healing is needed for our personal growth and expansion. I've identified something I call Supretrovie—a spontaneous past life memory that's triggered by external events such as travel, objects, or meeting people we've encountered before that's featured in

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Jack Chanek, author of the new Qabalah for Wiccans and the forthcoming Tarot for Real Life. Newcomers to Qabalah often struggle to connect with it, in part because Qabalah is so theoretical in nature. When you read Qabalistic books, there's a lot of discussion of types of energy, planes of existence, and planetary spheres, but there's very little practical discussion of what that all means and how it can be useful for your magic. Here are five different Qabalistic correspondences on the Tree of Life, which you can bring directly into your magical practice. Kether Kether is the sphere of unity and beginnings. Use any of these

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Awyn Dawn, author of the new Paganism for Prisoners. People ask me a lot of questions about prison. What was it like? Were you really in prison? Was it weird to go back in as a volunteer? While many of these questions (and others) are answered in my book, Paganism for Prisoners: Connecting to the Magic Within, I still felt it poignant to open the discussion around what it is like to be a previously incarcerated pagan living within the world. The first thing to understand is that ANYBODY is one wrong decision from jail or prison. I'll be the first to admit that my incarceration was a result of many years of bad decisions that piled up until