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Building Empathy in
These Tough Times
by Kerri Connor
Life is made up of both the good and the bad; without the bad times, we
wouldn't know how to appreciate the good. But when we are experiencing
a tough time, it is becoming increasingly rare to find empathy from
others. Kerri Connor, author of Spells for Tough Times, explains why we need to
experience both the good and the bad, and provide empathy, sympathy,
and support to those around us who may be going through the same.
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An
Interview
with Kerri Connor, Author of Spells
for Tough Times
by
Llewellyn
1. Your new book is Spells for Tough Times. What types of spells are included in the
book?
Spells
for Tough Times includes all kinds of spells. There are
spells
regarding finances, relationships, health, children, pets, death, and
more. In this book I covered topics that often are a source of
trouble, whether they be mild inconvenience or serious crises.
2. There are already books
dedicated to love spells, abundance spells, protection spells…the list
could go on. Why did you feel there was a need for a spell book devoted
to "tough times?"
Many people in the world today are going
through difficult times—I myself have had my own fair share. At times I
felt like I was alone, and therefore concluded if I feel alone with my
problems there are other people in the world who feel alone with theirs
also. The worst time to feel alone is when you're trying to deal with a
difficult situation. Just knowing there is somebody out there who has
been in your shoes, or is willing to give you support, can make dealing
with your problems that much easier. We often feel that we can't ask
for help, and we shouldn't feel that way. When we need help it should
be available to us, and if we can help ourselves magically, that is an
added bonus.
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Astrology:
Simplification and Its Magic
by Noel Tyl
Astrology is a complicated topic. What can we gain from
taking a more simplistic look at topics that may have been previously
esoteric to us? Renowned astrologer and creator of the MasterWork Series of nine DVDs Noel Tyl presents the
power that simplification can provide us when looking at astrological
concepts old and new.
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Forty Days and Nights of Purity: Lent, Haitian
Vodou Style
by Mambo Chita Tann
At the beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere,
plants and trees awaken from dormancy, animals awaken from hibernation,
and human thoughts turn to cleaning, cherry blossoms, and young love.
At the same time, the Roman Catholic Church and a significant portion
of the world’s Christians engage in Lent. What is Lent, anyway, and is
it relevant for those who practice more than one religion, or
religion(s) that aren’t Christian? Mambo Chita Tann, author of Haitian Vodou, describes the Haitian Vodou
practices for Lent—and how we all, regardless of religious belief or
affiliation, can benefit from a brief period of quiet and cleansing.
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