Tag: Reviews

For the Love of the Gods dives into the rich history of theurgy and the lessons we can learn from the past, above and beyond feast days and offerings.

Death might be a frightening subject but this is not a depressing or distressing book. As an expression of humanity, it will uplift and encourage.

Although geared for children, What is an Altar? is a very comprehensive book that fully breaks down the basics of why and how people build altars.

With Supernatural Entertainments, Simone Natale’s focus is on the industry that popped up around spiritualism, and how that helped shape the world.

Tarot Experience is a different type of tarot book. It is not about the cards so much as it is about the reader, the querent, and the people who use the cards.

Good Morning Yoga seems like a great way to get kids up and moving in the morning in a gentle and mindful way that's also a lot of fun.

Whether or not you are Buddhist, if you’re interested in exploring your mind and your dreams, Dream Yoga is an excellent book to work with

With Tarot Illuminati, Erik C. Dunne and Kim Huggens have combined elements of both Thoth and the RWS to form a deck that is accessible and easy to read.

Magic and the Power of the Goddess is Gareth Knight's exploration of the goddess archetype as she appears in the Western Mystery Tradition and literature

Tarot is used for all types of things but it didn’t occur to me that the Modern Spellcaster’s Tarot would be more than an attention grabbing name.

The Green Wiccan Herbal is a guide for growing and gathering herbs and is well-suited for beginners or those interested in basic kitchen witchery.

The Divine Circus Oracle, invites the reader to live a life of sacred subversion and creative confidence, and could not be more relevant at this moment.