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What is ahead in your life? Do you want to know what is around the corner? Curiosity is a great cure-all because it generates energy and enthusiasm. Even if you don’t have much control over your present circumstances, you can nevertheless indulge your curiosity with the tarot. Janina Renée, author of Tarot for a New Generation and Tarot Spells, presents a “card search” technique that can help you anticipate future happenings and gives you something to look forward to.

What can you expect from your new Capricorn boss? Your girlfriend is a Pisces, and you can't seem to get her to "lighten up?" Sun signs of each element can combine in myriad ways, making relationships sink, sizzle, or add stability, and knowing how pairs of sun signs combine can make life easier at home, in bed, or at work. Sally Cragin, author of The Astrological Elements, explains just how our sun signs combine.

Clairvoyant Cyndi Dale uses her gifts in everything she does, from her speaking and writing to her mothering and grocery shopping. These gifts tune her in to the world around her, and what's more, you can make use of these innate psychic abilities too! Dale, author of <em><a href="http://www.llewellyn.com/product.php?ean=9780738719238">Everyday Clairvoyant</a></em>, explains how we can all use our psychic skills to make our lives easier and better, as well as answer those questions that press us most.

Learning the meanings of tarot cards is generally not that difficult; even small children can learn to associate a meaning with a particular card or describe what is happening (as far as illustrated Minor Arcana are concerned) in an image. That said, the majority of taroists will agree that the trouble lies in the Court Cards. In this first installment in a series on the Court Cards, tarot expert Barbara Moore delves into the regal Kings of the Tarot.

This article continues my series on the Court Cards. For some background information on this series, see "The Tarot Court, Part I: The Kings of Tarot." For this series, we are looking at the Court Cards as representing other people involved in the situation that the querent is asking about. People describe the Queens as representing nurturing or

This article continues my series on the Court Cards. For some background information on this series, see "Court Cards, Part I: The Kings of Tarot" and "Court Cards, Part II: The Queens of Tarot." For this series, we are looking at the Court Cards as representing other people involved in the situation that the querent is asking about. Knights are

Once upon a time, the ancient art of astrology was tethered to magic. Today, for mysterious reasons, what was once one has become two. This perfect pair need no longer remain divided. By using astro-magical enchantments in the service of true love, we can take our enchanting powers up a notch, and marry magic to astrology again. Jessica Shepherd, author of A Love Alchemist's Notebook, provides the year's most favorable times for casting love spells.

When we look into the stories told about the life and teachings of Yeshua (Aramaic-Hebrew for “Jesus”) we find a very luminous Jewish teacher and mystic, an amazing prophet and wonderworker, and most important of all a holy man who embodies the fullness of the presence and power of God, the Divine—hence, the Messiah, the anointed of God. Likewise, orthodox and mainstream forms of Christianity teach that Yeshua is the Son of God who comes for the forgiveness of sin and the negation of negative karma. There is some truth in this, but from a Gnostic perspective, the Messiah is not only the Savior who releases souls from sin, but it is also who imparts knowledge that allows us to be co-creators of the world. If we are co-creators, can we be co-healers? Tau Malachi, author of Gnostic Healing, explains.

From Magical Pathworking by Nick Farrell Below, you will find seven planetary image descriptions that were designed by the sixteenth-century magician Cornelius Agrippa to have the maximum possible impact on your unconscious mind and allow you to understand the planetary forces. Some of the images are familiar; others will strike you as strange.

From The New Encyclopedia of the Occult, by John Michael Greer The runic alphabet of the Anglo-Saxon tribes, a coalition of Germanic peoples who invaded Britain in the fifth and sixth centuries of the Common Era and became the ancestors of the modern English. The Anglo-Saxon futhorc evolved out of the elder futhark by the addition of several new