Complete Book of Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot by Sasha Graham Recently we posted about Stuart Kaplan’s generous foreword to this remarkable work. Keeping with the theme of beginnings, let’s look at how Sasha’s investigations into the creators of this deck shaped her ideas about the Fool. This book isn’t just a triple biography (Waite, Smith, and Kaplan) but also a close examination of the creation and meaning of the deck itself and an in-depth study of the symbols in each card. The Fool "Stories can be sung, some painted, some written in poetry or prose. But all stories can be told, and told so that every human being can understand them." ~ PCS The Evening

Tarot and magic have been close companions for many decades. In her new book, 365 Tarot Spells, Sasha Graham shows us how to tap into the powerful energy of the cards and how to manifest that energy beautifully into our every day lives. This exciting book is available in May and you can learn more HERE. Until then here is a a little teaser, just in time to help you tap into the glorious energy of The Fool, just in time for Spring. The spell is listed on April 1st, which makes sense, but know that you can do these spells anytime it is appropriate for you. The Fool from Tarot of the Hidden Realm April 1st Fool Card Connection Ritual Today Today is April Fool's

For the overview of the journey, start HERE. At the end of this row we reach the end of this journey and so we would expect great rewards. We are not disappointed. What we experience is Judgement, which we know has little to do with being judged. Rather, it has everything to do with being able to hear and respond to the voice of Spirit with faith and certainty. After gaining experience with feeling your own inner compass and recognizing communication from the external Divine, you can apply those skills to your everyday life. Then you get your reward: The World. A laurel wreath of achievement and a sense of how you fit perfectly in the universal flow of life. Comfortable, confident,

To see an overview of the journey, start HERE. Today we look at the final challenge...the Moon. The Moon is a tricky card, full of unknowns. In this case, it is about how to travel your path when all around you is dark and uncertain. In some ways it is easier than you'd thing...but also more challenging, as it does require faith, faith in your personal spiritual compass. The Moon reflects light, so it is not surprising that the two flanking cards are about light. Instead of shaping the problem, they hold the answer. The Star, which represents guidance, can be thought of as your personal North Star, the thing outside of yourself by which you navigate. I see this as the external