Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Melanie Barnum, author of several books, including Psychic Abilities for Beginners, The Book of Psychic Symbols, Llewellyn's Little Book of Psychic Development, and the new Intuition at Work. When was the last time you intentionally used your intuition at work? Do you know? Can you remember? If you're like so many others, it may be hard to put your finger on it. However, chances are you have utilized your gut instincts, it just may be that you haven't recognized it as such. The good news is that that can be easily remedied—whether you are the boss or the employee. When we are young, we learn we can be anything, do anything, and have

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Granddaughter Crow, author of the new Wisdom of the Natural World. Here is my list of 10 reasons why I consider myself a full-blown Pagan! You are encouraged to be who YOU are. In some belief systems, followers are taught that they need to change their authentic self and follow like sheeple. This is so damaging for so many reasons. If I am told to change who I am, I will tell others to do the same—a vicious cycle of non-acceptance. I do not ask my cat to behave like a dog. Be yourself. You are allowed to ask questions. In some belief systems a question is a sign of lack of belief or as a lack of respect—a challenge. However,

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by M.M. Meleen, co-author of the new Tarot Deciphered. It's perhaps an esoteric blind that tarot cards are referred to as "majors and "minors"—for it is the tarot minors that express the real power of tarot. The Majors provide the structure of the schema, but the Minors show these archetypal forces in action. In 2014, I began creating the 36 cards known as the "decanic1" Minor Arcana—the Twos through Tens—for the Tabula Mundi Tarot. (The black-and-white inked art became the Nox et Lux edition2.) By spring 2015 the line drawings had been swiftly completed. From the astral this idea was only waiting to be born: the deck re-envisioned

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Tara Sanchez, author of the new Urban Faery Magick. Gnosis is a word that drifts in and out of fashion, mostly because people forget to prefix it with the words "personal" and "unverifiable." If we are to be true to ourselves, all we can ever say is that our Gnosis is just that: deeply personal and provable only to our own hearts and minds. However, this leaves some of us in an awkward position: if the Gods or Spirits we are working with do not want to put on a visual display, they jolly well won't. So, how do we "know" that what we are experiencing is real if it cannot be seen? Take working the with the Fae, for example; full corporeal