This summer, the Omega Institute offered a Masters of Tarot weekend workshop featuring me, Theresa Reed, Sasha Graham, Mary Greer, and Rachel Pollack. One of the signs of a good teacher is that they are always investigating and exploring. Even if you’ve had classes with them before or read their books, they always have something new to offer…or perhaps a new approach to an old favorite topic. It was a wonderful weekend for both us teachers and for the students. Sasha is well-known for her books Tarot Diva, 365 Tarot Spells, and 365 Tarot Spreads. She is working on another book that we are very excited about and will be able to tell you about in a few months. In addition to her very

Sasha Graham, being a true Tarot Diva, knows how to incorporate tarot into a good time.   If you want to bring in some beautiful and vivacious new energy into your, consider inviting over some of your friends, crack open a few tarot decks, and see what fabulous wisdom is revealed. Here are some tips from Sasha for the best Tarot Sleepover ever: A Tarot Diva’s Guide to the Ultimate Girl’s Sleepover http://www.llewellyn.com/journal/article/2193

Are you still shopping for gifts? Want a little something for yourself? There is a great sale going on at Llewellyn, now through January 1. See all the titles HERE Some of my faves are here, like: Tarot Diva   The Tarot of the Celtic Fairies   The Heart Tarot (fun for Valentine's Day Readings!) And tons more, tarot and lots of other great subjects as well.

At this time of year many families celebrate Thanksgiving or other harvest festivals that focus on gratitude for the bounty of the earth. One way to show gratitude is to share your own blessings with others. Perhaps you can use this idea as part of your celebration and create a new, modern ritual. In Tarot Diva, Sasha Graham shares ideas about not just knowing the meanings of the cards, but living the lessons we find within the cards. She discusses charitable giving for the 6 of Pentacles and gives this idea: A Fun & Easy Charitable Idea Host a screening of a documentary that speaks to an issue you care about. Choose a plaguing issue that concerns you, be it human slavery,