Diana Bodine

Divination can predict the possibilities for success in a new venture, determine the most lucrative actions to bring about favorable outcomes, or even better prepare ourselves for the inevitable.

Whether you have questions about your career, your relationships, or your own spiritual growth, tarot can help you to get clear about the right path for you.

Intuition is one of those things that are hard to teach, but it can be a crucial part of your tarot card readings.

Reversed cards intimidate many beginner tarot card readers because they're not sure how to handle them.

Court cards (Kings, Queens, Knights, and Pages) in tarot readings can be confusing to beginner tarot readers because the meanings are often cryptic and don't seem to make sense in the spread positions they fall in.

First, consider the objective of your spread. Do you want a spread to reveal your inner fears or blockages? Do you need a good relationship spread? How about a spread to highlight the major external influences at work in your life?

Scented incense can be a great addition to any witchcraft spell or magickal work you perform. If possible, you will want to choose the right scent to add more power to your spell.

A witchcraft spell is an organized ritual that directs your energy and intention toward the formation of a specific outcome. Colored candles, scented incense, herbs, crystals, and spoken words are all geared to lend energy and power to the spell.

Casting a circle of energy serves two purposes: it creates a sacred space between the physical and spiritual worlds, and it creates a barrier of protective energy that will keep out negative energies and entities.

When performing a witchcraft spell, you will typically want to choose a candle color that corresponds with your intention. Colors carry certain vibrations, which can help lend more power to your spell.

Herbs can be a wonderful addition to any spell or magickal working. By nature, most herbs have certain properties that will help enhance the outcome of your intention.

When you think of witchcraft, you probably envision old, ugly, wart-ridden women dressed in black robes, hovering over a cauldron. Or perhaps you would more quickly think of recent Hollywood images of witches, sexy teens sporting obnoxious attitudes.