Women’s History Spotlight: Jaguarina and Colonel Monstery

In honor of Women’s History Month, here’s the story of Jagaurina, the great nineteenth century swordswoman, and

Women’s History Spotlight: Sister Abegail Ntleko

Sister Abegail Ntleko—later “Gogo” (grandma) to hundreds of children orphaned by AIDS, and honored by

The Do’s and Don’ts of Love Spells by Robin Rose Bennett

Like it or not, Valentine’s Day is approaching! Love can be in the air for

Walt Whitman and Sexuality

In Spiritual Democracy: The Wisdom of Early American Visionaries for the Journey Forward, Steven Herrmann

Celebrating the Fall Equinox with Healing Magic

Fall is upon us, and with it comes crisp air, shorter days, and my personal

Electronic Books vs. Traditional Books: A Battle to the Death?

Since ebooks first appeared, people have debated whether or not this new media would come