There are laws against theft. In fact it seems as if as long as humans have formed groups, the standard has been to make theft illegal. Theft, according to my dictionary, is "the action or crime of stealing." And by posting that, I just committed a theft. What? Somewhere, an individual or group of individuals spent their time to come up with that definition. Somewhere, an editor made sure grammar and appearance were accurate. Somewhere, a typesetter entered that information. Somewhere, another editor looked over everything and gave a final "ok." Somewhere, a manager oversaw the entire project. Somewhere, a printing company took ink and paper and turned all of that information into

This new moon occurs on March 15 at 3:01 pm EST (7:01pm GMT) at 26 degrees Pisces. New moons signify new beginnings and the start of a new cycle. Since this new moon is in Pisces, qualities of compassion, enlightenment, and emotional well being will be in focus; this is a good time to help others or forgive those in your life against whom you may have been holding a grudge. Extra focus will be on those things that test you, as Pisces rules the Twelfth House, that of inner secrets. Perhaps take this time to meditate or reconnect with others. Knowing where this new moon in Pisces falls in your birth chart will help you fully examine its impact on your life.

Some call it a gut feeling. Some call it their inner voice. Intuition is hard to define because you can't pinpoint its origin to a truly definable resource. No matter where you believe the guiding force that is intuition comes from, it is a definite force that can help guide you down the winding road of life I've used intuition in many circumstances and it is very interesting to look back and think of where it directed me in certain situations. I tend to make up my mind very fast when a decision must be made, especially a large one. If it feels right, I go with it and don't doubt myself. However, there was a person that I dealt with in the past who made me doubt my intuition. Every time

This may be one of my shortest blog posts ever, but bear with me. I realized today while proofing some copy on "celebrating the sabbats" that I am more used to seeing the word sabbat capitalized - as in, "celebrating the Sabbats." I asked one of our trusted Llewellyn editors what she thought, and she pointed out that the word holiday is never capitalized, but the names of the holidays are. (Or in this case, Beltane, Samhain, Lughnasadh, and so on.) Also it often happens that the word sabbat and the name of the sabbat appear side-by-side, making it look a little silly to capitalize both - "as we approach the Sabbat Beltane," for example. What do you think? Do you want to see Sabbat