Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Angela A. Wix, author of Llewellyn's Little Book of Unicorns and the new Secret Psychic. If she and I have both felt this way, there must be so many others who are going through the exact same thing. This was the thought that sparked the idea for The Secret Psychic, a book about embracing the magic of subtle intuition, natural spirit communication, and your hidden spiritual life. When this notion struck me, I was in the midst of a conversation with a close friend. We were talking about the sense of secrecy we'd both strongly felt throughout the development of our subtle abilities. While our similar spiritual explorations had been decades

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Tomás Prower, author of La Santa Muerte, Queer Magic, Morbid Magic, and the new Warrior Magic. Everywhere in human history where there have been oppressed peoples, there have also been warriors willing to fight back. In my book Warrior Magic: Justice Spirituality from Around the World, you can learn, in depth, the many ways warriors from cultures around the world have utilized magic in the good fight to break the societal chains that bind. Though, for now, here are four eclectic examples curated from the book among oh so many. Astral Travel Infiltration Being in the fray of a fight isn't necessary if you can astral travel. For the

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Kelden, author of The Crooked Path and the new Witches' Sabbath. An important aspect of Traditional Witchcraft is interacting with the Otherworld. To forge a deep relationship with spirits and the realms beyond, we often practice what is called spirit flight. Spirit flight involves the spirit of the Witch lifting from their body and traveling forth into the Otherworld. While the ability to successfully engage in spirit flight takes time, patience, and lots of practice, it can be bogged down by several common misconceptions. Below you will find four of the misconceptions I have frequently come across regarding spirit flight. Misconception

If you love mystery and drama, or exploring the worlds behind, beyond the visible world, or the familiar images of tarot presented in unique and beguilingly beautiful ways, you just might like Cirque du Tarot by Leeza Robertson and Josh Tufts. All the cards are a treat, but a special shout out to the creators for the most creative exploration of court cards that I’ve ever experienced. Have you ever heard a tarot teacher suggest throwing away the book that came with a deck? While I can see the benefits to approaching the cards with fresh eyes, I’d encourage just setting the book aside rather than tossing it out. Most books that come with a deck not only provide interesting deck