We are up to our armpits in gems and stones people! We’ve got two books in one with Isidore Kozminsky’s “Crystals, Jewels, Stones: Magic & Science” and Stuart Weinberg’s “Crystals and the New Age” together and we’ll be comparing it to Claude Lecouteux’s “Lapidary of Sacred Stones” from the last post.

Do you know what a Smaragdus is? Or a Lapidary for that matter? Click on in for gems and stones Claude Lecouteux style.

Thanks to Marc Allen and New World Library I get my grubby little hands on some Israel Regardie!

Today we’ll be looking at “Llewellyn’s Complete Book of Correspondences: A Comprehensive & Cross Referenced Resource for Pagans & Wiccans” by Sandra Kynes. Whew! Try saying THAT three times fast!

Author Deborah Blake and I talk about her latest book, “Everyday Witch Book of Rituals”, favorite felines, and Panera. Seriously, that’s how the two of us do things.

Artist Orna Ben-Shoshan, creator of “Tokens of Light”, is back with a new beautiful divinatory set called “The AlphaBet for Lovers”.

Co-Founder of publishing house New World Library, Marc Allen, shares some thoughts from his new book “The Magical Path: Creating the Life of Your Dreams and a World That Works for All”.

Christopher Penczak is here to talk about his first book “City Magick: Spells, Rituals, and Symbols for the Urban Witch” that is back in print. We talk primarily about his book, but there is some good talk about some other things too!

A while back I received a review copy of “Power Crystals: Spiritual and Magical Practices, Crystal Skulls, and Alien Technology” by John DeSalvo Ph.D. With a title that diverse, I wasn’t sure what to expect. It certainly had the potential to fly far afield from reality, if you know what I mean. But I was intrigued, and I had never really read anything about crystal skulls before, so I decided to give it a try. Since you’re here reading this, it’s safe to assume that I’m glad I did.

A little over a year ago I was super excited about an opera that Damon Albarn was composing about the Elizabethan era occultist John Dee for the Manchester International Festival. Well sadly, I still haven’t seen “Dr. Dee”, but recently Albarn released the album of music from “Dr. Dee” and you know this lady had to check it out!