If you love new tarot spreads or know someone who does, consider Sasha Graham's 365 Tarot Spreads. She has such a great collection of fun, quirky, serious, and powerful spreads. It has been a while since I worked with this book, but this fall I've been enjoying so many. The book includes (you guessed it) 365 tarot spreads that you can use year after year and apply anytime and in any situation. Each spread is based on a significant historical or magical occurrence on that particular day, and each one is accompanied by a detailed explanation and sample questions to focus on while reading. This Yule tarot spread excerpted from the book seems like an excellent addition to anyone's

Greetings, my friends. Today I intended to share a Samhain spread. Luckily for you, as I was reviewing Sasha Graham's 365 Tarot Spreads, I was reminded of her Zombie Apocalypse Spread. Zombies seem like a fine Halloween theme. Perhaps if your Samhain celebrations need a little lighthearted, scary fun, this might fit the bill! Enjoy! Zombie Apocalypse Tarot Spread More Tarot and Oracle Decks for Your Samhain Season Celebrations: Looking for that perfectly spooky deck to accompany your festivities, or something more reverent for working with ancestors this time of year? We've got you covered! Trick or Treat Tarot Welcome, goblins and ghouls, to a tarot kit of frights and fun,

This tarot spread, inspired by a quote from Henry David Thoreau, can be used in any season. The fall equinox is nearly upon us, and this would be a perfect addition to any rituals, observations, or celebrations you have planned for the holiday. Here is the quote: Live each season as it passes Breathe the air Drink the drink Taste the fruit And resign yourself to the influences of each To perform this reading: Go through your deck and select the card that represents the season you are approaching and place it in position one. Your season What give you life this season What refreshes you this season What nourishes you this season What you will experience this

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