Our next letter in the ogham alphabet is Alder, which speaks of guidance from a trusted source and how that guidance can have a...

The second letter of the ogham alphabet is Rowan. There are lots of correspondences in play: the color red (from the berries), the tree’s...

Birch is the first letter in the ogham alphabet, symbolizing new-ness in general and new beginnings in particular. Sometimes it shows up...

As publishers, it’s a special joy to get to know our creators, and we hope you’re curious about getting to know them too! With The Oak...

Nine Fires Press is happy to welcome a guest blog post from Erin Scrogum, whose experience with runecasting offers insight into modern...

Nine Fires Press is happy to welcome a guest blog post from Emily Heymans, whose work as an Omnist witch in mediumship and reading tarot...

We’ve spoken a lot here about divination as a personal, meditative practice that centers the self. All of that is still true. What I’d...

TL;DR: comment below with questions, insights from recent readings, or your own favorite three-card layout! For everyday divination, few...

Beltane marks the beginning of summer in the northern hemisphere, at least in terms of the weather and temperatures and what it feels...

There may be as many reasons for divination as there are people who flip coins to make a decision, who check their horoscope, or who...

Representation matters! What I wanted to create with The Wheel of the Year series was a set of stories around the eight pagan high holy...

As a Gaelic Polytheist, rather than an eclectic, Ostara is not my holiday. My spiritual focus is on the four Gaelic “fire holidays” of...

A table setting worthy of Pinterest. The mise en place for that new recipe. Your lovingly arranged portrait wall or collection of...

It’s practically a given that if you have a pagan nearby, a tarot deck will also be in close proximity. I, myself, have no less than six...