Date: 2009-02-16
Most people fear the Death card. They don’t like coming face to face with the Grim Reaper, and they feel nothing but pity for the mortal victims who stand in his path. Writers, however, can recognize a kindred spirit in the card. Corrine Kenner, author of the new Tarot for Writers details just what the Death card means—and why we need not fear it.
Date: 2005-07-01
If you are a new or intermediate tarot reader, doing readings for yourself or your friends, romance readings will probably be a mainstay of your tarot practice. Everyone wants to know when love is in the cards. Romance readings are fun — and you ...
I don’t read books in order. In fact, I almost never read a book from front to back. Instead, I start by reading the cover and the dust jacket, if there is one. Then I read the table of contents, thoroughly, followed by a few pages in the front, a ...
Agates come in a wide variety of colors and appearance but their distinctive bands of color hint at the layers and hidden depths inside us all. Amethysts are widely used by psychics and can help those who struggle with compulsive behaviors and ...
From Strange But True: From the Files of FATE Magazine by Corrine Kenner & Craig Miller One evening in August 1976, while driving with my husband and daughter, we spotted a friend coming out of a store in Burlington, Massachusetts. We pulled into the parking lot and got out of the car to talk to her. My daughter, Dawna, who was six at the time, stayed in the car. As my husband, my friend,...
