Category: Metaphysical

Excuse Me, Your Life Is Waiting:
The Astonishing Power of Feelings
by Lynn Grabhorn

I had gotten caught up in the buzz of The Secret, and in particular, the law of attraction, over the past few weeks. In fact, I participated in a seminar with what can only be described as teeming with highly magnetic […]

by Adam Rhine with Louise Temple
Much like medieval illuminated manuscripts that honor the divine, artist Adam Rhine has created watercolor paintings that become Jewish mandalas in Hebrew Illuminations. Rhine designed the mandalas — one for each of the 22 traditional Hebrew letters — as well as a mystical Magen David (Shield of David) series.
In […]

by Mary K. Greer
21 Ways to Read a Tarot Card is a boon to every tarot reader who has ever sought more information on how to interpret any one of the 72 cards which constitute a standard deck. An amateur reader could not ask for a better introduction; a veteran reader still has plenty to […]

by Brendan Cathbad Myers, Ph.D.
What do Paleopagan Irish Druids really believe in? If I am to understand Brendan Cathbad Myers, Ph.D. — the author of The Mysteries of Druids — right, it seems to be the wonders of the natural world. As well as the supernatural world!
“The core of Celtic Druidry […]

by Sandra Ingerman
Sounds True, 2004
80 pp. plus CD, $19.95
Shamanic Journeying: A Beginner’s Guide is an attractively packaged hardcover book that comes with a CD that includes drumming. The practice of shamanic journeying, Ingerman writes, involves parting “the veils between the seen and unseen worlds and […]

by Linda Drake
It was the first full week of September when my friend, Marione, passed away — and through a meaningful coincidence, I received this book for review. One look at the title, Reaching Through the Veil to Heal, was that was all I needed to drop my previous plans and immerse myself in […]

By Robin Rose Bennett
Sterling Publishing Co., Inc, 2004
192 pp., $12.95
When reading Healing Magic: A Green Witch Guidebook, you should know two things: Bennett’s definitions for “green witch” and “guidebook.” Green witches, she writes, “have a special love for the plants and trees of […]

By Diana Cooper; illustrated by Damian Keenan
Findhorn Press, 44 cards, $16.95
Review by Diane Saarinen

I used to read tarot cards professionally and waited with some anticipation to receive the Atlantis Cards I want to say, however, right off the bat that upon opening the deck and flipping through the cards, I did have a bone […]

By Masaru Emoto
Atria Books 2005, 178 pp., $22.95
Reviewed by Diane Saarinen
References to this book kept crossing my path, so when I was asked to review it for New Age Journal, I took this as a sign of some sort of synchronicity and accepted. I come to this review a bit handicapped, having not read the […]

“Ghosts are everywhere. Every town has its buildings, houses, and cemeteries about which locals whisper and which school children hurry past when walking by. Ghost legends are powerful—they’re one of the few events today that still survive mainly by oral tradition. The tales of ghost encounters get retold, and soon certain locations get a ‘haunted’ […]