Paulina Cassidy’s “Joie de Vivre Tarot” gets me to stop over-thinking the tarot and instead brings a flood of joy. You can opt to not read this post, if you don’t need any additional joy or whimsy in your life.

Sometimes it may take a while for a review to make it to The Magical Buffet, but thanks to the cold weather I finally got around to sharing this great deck with you guys! “The Secret Language of Birds Tarot” by Adele Nozedar and Linda Sutton is an amazing thing, not to be missed! So don’t miss it! Click in already!

Learn about a lovely new addition to the divinatory/oracle landscape, “Tokens of Light”, created by Orna Ben-Shoshan, the talented artist behind the “King Solomon Oracle Cards”.

I know it will sound like the start of some sort of silly advertisement, but when I first pulled my copy of “Meditation: The Complete Guide” out of the envelope from New World Library I found myself thinking, “Complete guide? We’ll see about that.” Well consider me soundly put in my place. Click on in to see why!

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, and with that holiday starts for many people a very stressful time of year. For some, tomorrow’s holiday may be less relaxing day off, and more a tension filled exercise in restraint. You know, restraining yourself from telling Aunt Edna what you really think about her vintage coupon collection. As a bit of a preemptive salve to potentially frayed nerves I found something playful, whimsical, and all around anti-stress inducing, the “Cat’s Eye Tarot” by Debra M. Givin, DVM and published by U.S. Games Systems.

Is a revolution, or perhaps a better word is evolution, coming to the world of Western traditional magic? “The Woman Magician” by Brandy Williams suggests that very thing.

U.S. Games Systems has created an item so cool that it forced us to actually create video for our site!

Ellen Evert Hopman’s latest book is called “Scottish Herbs and Fairy Lore”. This title really doesn’t do the book justice, however I suspect Pendraig Publishing would have found the title “Absolutely Every Damn Thing EVER about Scotland” to be a hard title to live up to. Of course, they would be wrong.

The beauty of leaves meets the symbolism of the traditional tarot in “Tarot Leaves” by Beth Seilonen. Click on in to see some awesome cards and learn more!

I’ll admit I was surprised when I saw on Facebook that Quest Books was publishing a book called “Just Trust Me: Finding the Truth in a World of Spin” by attorney G. Randy Kasten. I mean, Quest Books is the imprint of The Theosophical Publishing House, the publishing arm of the Theosophical Society in America. What the heck were they doing publishing a book on spin? From an attorney? There was only one thing to do, read the book.