This week, we take a peek at Wicca: A Modern Practitioner’s Guide by Arin Murphy-HIscock. This books sets itself up as a guidebook for individuals who are in that awkward intermediate zone. They may have read a few books about Wicca and have been practicing for a number of years, but still have some things … Continue reading Book Review – Wicca: A Modern Practitioner’s Guide
This week’s book, The Buddha and the Quantum: Hearing the Voice of Every Cell by Samuel Avery was a selection for the book club I am a part of. I thought it deserved a review here because I imagine a lot of people are interested in the intersection between Buddhism and the field of Quantum … Continue reading Book Review – The Buddha and the Quantum: Hearing the Voice of Every Cell
Today’s book review is on a little guy that is set to be released next week, My Pocket Chakra Healing: Anytime Exercises to Unblock, Balance, and Strengthen Your Chakras by Heidi E. Spear. This book gives an overview of the chakra system and provides a wealth of information on different methods to use to balance … Continue reading Book Review: My Pocket Chakra Healing
This week I wanted to review this fun niche book — The Little Book of Self-Care for Leo: Simple Ways to Refresh and Restore - According to the Stars. My birthday was last week which puts me squarely into the Leo camp, so I thought I’d like to see what this book recommends for me … Continue reading Book Review: The Little Book of Self-Care for Leo
This past week I devoured The Kybalion: A Study of the Hermetic Philosophy of Ancient Egypt and Greece by Three Initiates. I read this short text quickly, not only because book club is tomorrow and I needed to finish it, but also because it resonated with me on a high level. This book states that … Continue reading Book Review: The Kybalion
Recently I started seeing advertisements for the movie After pop up on my youtube home page. Intrigued, I investigated the movie further and learned that it was based on a book series that was originally Harry Styles fan fiction. This caught my attention, fan fiction can be quite interesting (I’m looking at you Fifty Shades … Continue reading Book/Movie Review: After by Anna Todd
I have been reading and watching a lot of different material on aliens this year - from The Ra Material to Roswell, New Mexico to Custodians: Beyond Abduction. It seems to be a theme for me this year - to come to terms with an underlying unconscious fear and learn what these extra-dimensional beings really … Continue reading Book Review: Lux Series (Obsidian and Onyx)
As a Logical Empath, one reason that I enjoy reading fiction is to experience the emotions of the characters in the text. I like to feel what they feel. Fiction is an opportunity to see and feel the world from a different perspective. In NightWind by Sara Kincaid, the reader has the opportunity to feel … Continue reading Book Review: NightWind
The Power Club by Greg Gildersleeve is one of those book’s whose characters stay with you long after the last page. They find their way under your skin and into your subconscious so that they peak up at you in random situations when you start thinking - how would this character react to this scenario? … Continue reading Book Review: The Power Club
I was recently introduced to the work of Dolores Cannon, a woman who worked with past life regression for many decades and has many books to her name. At a lecture I was attending, I learned about her series Convoluted Universe and decided I wanted to give it a read - I mean, anything that … Continue reading Book Review: Custodians: Beyond Abduction
