On Facebook I belong to a fun tarot group called Tarotholics Anonymous. The other day Tiffany Crosara shared an exercise that her friend Patricia Finney taught her. It is very simple: Draw a card in the morning, but don't look at it, put it away. At the end of the day, note any interesting events and guess which card it might have been - then see if you were right. This is a great way to exercise your intuition and, if you are so inclined, your prediction skills. What are some ways you use the Card A Day practice?

Today, there are more than 800 million active users of the social network known as Facebook. That's closing in on three times the population of the U.S. Twitter has about 300 million active users. Facebook and twitter are means of communicating with others. But are they really helping people become more social? I think they're doing the exact opposite. I'm not criticizing Facebook or Twitter for what they are. Rather I'm suggesting that people should realistically understand that while using Facebook and twitter may be good for communication, they're not so good as sources of socialization. Sitting in your room, staring at a monitor, is not the same as meeting people in person. You can't

We're doing it again! Llewellyn is giving away signed, uncut press sheets from one of our gorgeous 2009 tarot decks! During our last giveaway, you had the chance to win your own little piece of happily ever after; this time you'll have the opportunity to win a treasure from a lost world. That's right! We're giving away nine uncut, press sheets from the Legacy of the Divine Tarot signed by award-winning digital artist Ciro Marchetti! Now that we have your attention, please read on for all the details on how to win. Subscribe to Llewellyn’s Tarot Update The easiest way to win is to subscribe to Llewellyn’s Tarot Update. Three lucky Tarot Update subscribers will be randomly

To celebrate the release of The Fairy Tale Tarot, we’re giving away nine uncut card sheets signed by Lisa Hunt, the internationally renowned artist who created this charming and evocative new Tarot deck. How can you win? Read on for all the details. Subscribe to Llewellyn’s Tarot Update All you have to do to win is subscribe to Llewellyn’s Tarot Update. We’ll randomly select three subscribers who will each receive one signed, uncut card sheet for The Fairy Tale Tarot. If you are already subscribed to the Tarot Update, you’ll automatically be entered for a chance to win one of these gorgeous pieces of art. Not a subscriber? Sign up for Llewellyn’s Tarot Update