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. The October moon usually called the Hunter’s Moon marks a time of year when our ancestors hunted and preserved meat for the winter. In modern life, it is the time of year we begin putting our gardens to bed and preparing the house for winter. In addition to spreads, spells, and rituals, Victoria includes tidbits of useful tarot (and other related) tips. Here you can sample a reading to help you prepare

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Heather Greene, author of the new Lights, Camera, Witchcraft. I'm often asked when fiction filmmakers will produce a movie that depicts Pagans as we are. When will modern magic be represented on the silver screen without movie magic? My answer is always the same: "We aren't that interesting.” Dramatic encapsulations of reality are never, well, reality. The fiction storytelling pushes, pulls, edits, and spins the tale to make it compelling and captivating based on expectations. You want somebody to listen, or in this case, watch. This applies to depictions of cops and doctors as much as it does witches and warlocks. With that said,

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Sasha Graham, author of several books and decks, including The Dark Wood Tarot and the new Magic of Tarot. The Magic of Tarot is my new book providing everything one needs to create a magical tarot practice. I've created this handy A to Z Guide of reminders and things to remember as you fly down the path of tarot and divination. Good luck and cast your cards well! Always read for you or another's highest good. Be kind to yourself and others with the cards. Court cards represent you, an attitude to adopt, or other people in your life. Decide ahead of time whether or not you will read reversals (those are the upside down cards). Every

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Cyndi Dale, author of a number of books, including the new Advanced Chakra Healing. When my oldest son was young, he made a very interesting announcement. "Mom, I've decided what's amiss with the world." Like, "What is wrong with people?" "So, what's amiss?" I politely responded. "People just don't know the difference between what's real and not. Like, when someone is crying on television, it's fake and you can ignore it. But when they do it in front of you, you should help." In my most recent book, Advanced Chakra Healing: Four Pathways to Energetic Wellness and Transformation, I examine the topic of what is truly "real" or