I was recently asked by someone if I have a daily spiritual practice. The question caught me off guard and I had to stop and think. Do I? If I do, what is it? What inspires me from day to day and brings me a deeper sense of connection to myself, the world as a whole, and everything that exists beyond? In that moment I was stumped and my lack of response left me sad. In the following weeks I tried to pay attention to anything that might fill my personal need for a spiritual practice. I was surprised to notice that it was actually already present here and there in my life: practicing yoga in my kitchen (not what I’d consider a “spiritual” environment, but it’s the best flat surface

Adrian Lee, author of Mysterious Minnesota, is featured in the October 2012 issue of Minnesota Monthly. The article, titled "Minnesota Scary," details the spookiest haunted sites in the state of Minnesota, which include First Avenue and the Schmidt Brewery, among others. Minnesota Monthly is the region’s most widely circulated lifestyle magazine, with key topics (mainly with a strong focus on Minnesota) including politics, education, healthcare, entertainment, arts, and dining. Read the full article here.

As a fairly visible and accessible writer, primarily of non-fiction, I get questions about what I've written. In fact, I get lots of questions. I used to get stacks of snail-mail letters. Now I receive lots of email. While many of the questions are not connected, it seems like I'll go through periods where I'll get questions from different people that have similar themes. Here are a few of the ones I've been receiving recently and my responses to them: 1) Author X wrote something that disagrees with what you've written. What did that author mean? Who is right and who is wrong? I have been giving Tarot readings for decades so I can get a grasp on potentials for the future. As an NLP

According to Thelemites, followers of the beliefs of Aleister Crowley, we entered the new age (or more accurately, New Aeon), in 1904. According to astrologers, we are either at the cusp or beginning of the new Age of Aquarius. Some say that this new age is an era of invention and universal brotherhood. Others say it is an age of advanced spirituality where love will be part of all levels of life. Soon we'll all live together in peace with our human brothers and sisters, our animal brothers and sisters, and extraterrestrial brothers and sisters. Life is on the way to becoming beautiful and we're all going to live in an impressive Garden of Eden that is both natural and futuristic. I