Tag: Reviews

Choosing a text to learn tarot from can be difficult when there is so much out there. Faced with multiple books, how will you make a choice?

One part traditional almanac and two parts eclectic, topic-spanning information, The Witches' Almanac is a roadmap for Spring 2017-2018 and beyond.

I picked up the Jasmine Becket-Griffith Halloween Colouring Book with no idea what the art would be like, simply because I love all things gothic.

Yasmin Henkesh’s Trance Dancing with the Jinn added a new spark to my autodidactic practice, while being clear and detailed enough for many novice dancers.

Stars and Stones looks to give readers a practical guide on using gems and metals to work on astrological issues revealed through their horoscope.

Nels and Judy Linde have over forty years of experience creating public rituals, they cover a lot of ground and offer great tips in Taking Sacred Back.

Alexander George Ward is a supremely talented artist and his Ayahuasca Jungle Visions is a fun and mesmerizing colouring book.

Focusing both on what the Underworld is as well as practical advice for navigating it, I recommend this book to anyone interested in the subject

Practicing the Tao te Ching is a book I very much enjoyed reading, and its ideas may be of interest to Pagan readers looking to broaden their horizons.

Ride the Tiger was reprinted in English last year, 55 years after its first printing in Italian which, is impressive and attests to its continued value as esoteric literature.

Tarot Apokalypsis is the sophomore effort of artist Erik C. Dunne and Kim Huggens and the sister deck to their award-winning Tarot Illuminati.

Magical Destinations of the Northeast is a compendium of places designed to lift you into a reality of heart-opening experiences and adventures.