The Power of Tarot
I was 14 years old when I purchased my first ever pack, Astro-Tarot by Russell Grant. Since then a pack of cards has never been far from my side.
Travels With The Spirit Vine Part 1
Would you choose to unlock the secrets of the universe if you knew it might cause you to shit your pants?
Crestone to Cassadaga Part 2
A year after visiting Cassadaga, and many moments of truth later, my next thyroid revelation occurred. My husband and I were planning a trip to Colorado to do some exploring, of the land and the soul both.
The Echoes of Spirit
Lake Chapala has, for centuries, been a meeting place. In the middle of central Mexico, the largest body of water en route to the ocean from the center of the country, it has seen centuries of people, animals, and goods pass through its shores.
How To Attract Your Soulmate
When we’re searching for love it can feel like an uphill battle. We’re looking for that deep connection. The spark, the attraction, the passion. The irony is we’re living in a time where to truly connect with people is more difficult than it’s ever been, a problem infinitely compounded when entering the world of “online dating.”
Awaken Your Chakras
According to Kelly Behrend, everything fits into the chakra system— trauma, personal healing, books, even social justice and activism. Racism, for example, is a root chakra issue, while sexism and LGBTQ equality is a sacral chakra deal.
Dead Men Do Tell Tales
Dead Men Do Tell Tales Talking psychopomp with shaman David Kowalewski By Candace L. Talmadge When author and shaman David Kowalewski isn’t helping souls on the other side, look for him outdoors. Retired after a 30-year career as a university professor, he’s perfecting his skills in tracking. He tracks wolves and edible and medicinal wild […]
NEW book, NEW festival, NEW directory AND…
Hello, friends! I know it’s been quite some time since you’ve heard from us, but I am so thrilled to announce that we’re baaaaack! How have you been, soul fam? How are you being? To say it’s been “a wild ride” is a massive understatement to the actuality of what we’ve all endured over the […]
Jesus Versus Voodoo in Ghana
Two years ago I packed up my comfortable life in New York and moved to the remote coast of Cape Three Points in western Ghana. I stayed for eight months, directing Trinity Yard School, a Vermont based NGO aimed at educating the youth of Cape Three Points and surrounding rural villages, where access to education is severely limited.
Crestone to Cassadaga Part 1
“Would you like to schedule the surgery to remove your thyroid now?” Those were the words I heard when I was only 25 years old.