A perk with my job is that I work with a lot of psychics and mediums on a professional basis. In doing so, I get a lot of snippets about life and what's ahead. It is usually tacked on at the end of a conversations or email and goes, "By the way, don't worry about that guy. It will all be resolved in time." The first few times it really threw me for a loop, but now I have come to take note and learn from them. Some of the messages that come through have dramatically affected my life for the better in that it's made me look at life differently and how people treat each other (and should be treated in return). I found a link to this article on Gawker with the title "A Psychic

One of the continued challenges of ritual design is simple: coming up with a good ritual. This has to take in several considerations: Theory/philosophy: Does the ritual you're designing match your understanding of magick? Does it have something that counters your magickal philosophy or it is completely in harmony with what you know? Theatricality: Even the simplest ritual—perhaps burning incense while you meditate—involves some level of theatricality. Drama—the building and releasing of emotional tension—can add or subtract from what you're doing. Let me give an example: In some Wiccan traditions, calling the Goddess and God into your ritual circle involves lighting a