Even after more than 30 years of doing Tarot readings for people I’ve never met before, I’m still awed at how multi-layered, and powerful the process is for both of us. Much of the dynamic unfolds in an indescribable quantum … Continue reading →
by Deirdre O’Donaghue Deirdre of the Sorrows tarot is named after a tragedy play written by Irish playwright John Millington Synge, first performed at the Abbey Theatre by the Irish National Theatre Society in 1910. The play is based on … Continue reading →
Being chased relentlessly, falling into a bottomless abyss, seeing something rather monstrous in a mirror, witnessing someone we love die or disappear, are a few examples. There are as many different variations on the nightmare as there are people but … Continue reading →
By Anna Klaffinger Not surprisingly, the Anna K. Tarot holds its position on the 10 most favourite Tarot deck lists long after its publication. Although Waite-like in structure and Coleman-similar in imagery, Anna brings a charming degree of artistic realism … Continue reading →
Some would be affronted at the notion that dream interpretation is a relatively simple exercise. In truth there are three primary psychic mechanisms at play that foster our nightly dream creation, Wish Fulfillment Counterbalance Maturation The other 20% comprise spiritual … Continue reading →
By Arthur Rosengarten, Ph.D. If you are a tarot reader and have often considered what a brilliant study in psychology the Tarot provides, then this book is for you. If you are a practicing psychotherapist who has been eying a … Continue reading →
Many people ask me how to know when a psychic/spiritual message is real. In other words, how can we know the message is not just from our own imagination or wishful thinking? Not to minimize the value of imagination or … Continue reading →
by Robert M Place This book is an impressive and erudite body of work. It is resplendent in its historical references, legends, stories, mystical and esoteric ideas. Spanning, in some cases, more than a 1000 years. This is a reference … Continue reading →
By Julie Cuccia-Watts When I read that Julie Cuccia-Watts had created a new deck and book set rooted in Egyptian history, culture and lore, I promptly surfed over to her web site to order a set. I have been a … Continue reading →
There is too much metaphysical nonsense on the internet that passes for spiritual wisdom. New age book shelves are filled with how-to books on being a spiritual healer, medium, or a psychic and the result is that most people are … Continue reading →