Mind-Body-Spirit

This lovely, full-color guide to tarot provides everything you need to know to read tarot—whether it’s a traditional reading, or a reading for self-reflection or self-discovery. Not long ago, getting your cards read would have conjured images of a mystic shrouded in scarves with a crystal ball, waving her hands over a spread of cards.

It's time for a little “me” time—powered by the zodiac! By tapping into your sign's astrological energy and personality, THE ASTROLOGICAL GUIDE TO SELF-CARE brings cosmic relief to everyone with hundreds of relaxing and rejuvenating self-care ideas tailored to your individual zodiac sign.

A grimoire is essential for any witch wanting to capture and record spells, rituals and secret ingredients. And for a green witch, a perfect place to reflect upon the power of nature and document the stones, plants, flowers, oils and herbs used in her practice. THE GREEN WITCH'S GRIMOIRE finally is a place for all your prized knowledge.

Sip like a psychic and let the magic of the cards reveal your true drink of choice with this collection of 78 cocktail recipes based on the Rider Waite tarot deck. Reading tarot is all about trusting your intuition and connecting with your spirit guides. When you pull cards, they are a direct message from your guides, giving you insight into your life and choices.

This is a spiritually based program for recognizing, finding, and sustaining meaningful relationships.

Neale Donald Walsch didn't claim to be special or spiritually gifted. He was just a frustrated man who sat down one day with pen in his hand and some tough questions in his heart. As he wrote his questions to God, he realized that God was answering them--directly--through Walsch's pen.

Gray emphasizes how the Qabalah actively influences the Western Mystery Tradition. Gray discusses the value of "nothing," the purpose of the cross, the tree of life, and path working.

Donna Cunningham lays out a workable system for reading charts in this latest of her twelve published volumes. It isn't a cookbook, but more of a driver's manual, as she offers her unique spin on the favorite question asked of conference speakers: - How do you interpret a chart?