Tag: Reviews

The Book of Kitchen Witchery by Cerridwen Greenleaf is a nice book that will hold up well in the kitchen, and make great gift.

Epic Tarot is a dark deck. Dark in the way that our true thoughts can be dark and, although it is set in a fantasy world, it is a very serious deck.

The image of the witch mixing potions and throwing in strange herbs and plants to make magical things happen is ubiquitous in our culture.

Tantric Kali is a slim but potent book. It is filled with lore, symbolism, and the bare bones of a powerful practice devoted to Kali.

The Art of Shadowscapes Tarot is a fun coffee-table book, and makes a great addition to the libraries of tarot readers and artists, who want to know more about the process of creating a deck.

Advanced Flying Star Feng Shui guides the reader deeper into the nuances of feng shui and the complexities of the system.

The After Tarot is an interesting deck, and much can be gained from placing the Rider Tarot alongside the After Tarot, and drawing connections between them.

There aren't many books I think everyone should read, but Talking Stick is one of them. If we all read it, everything would change.

Zener Cards have a solid place in popular culture, they’re featured in many movies and books that tell stories of the paranormal.

Any good secret is hidden well and takes effort to find, and so it is with trees, as we discover in Peter Wohlleben's The Hidden Life of Trees.

Pan is much, much more that meets the eye, and Melusine Draco brings him to life, making the reader feel a close connection with him.

Room to Breathe is easy to listen to, simple to learn from, yet you can come back and begin again, and hear something that deepens your awareness each time.