Tarot of the Spirit is a profoundly insightful deck, rich with transformative imagery. This 20th Anniversary Edition includes a clear film overlay of the Tree of Life, which illuminates the kabalistic mysteries of the deck, and provides additional levels of understanding each tarot card.

Illustrated with the Tarot Of The Spirit deck painted by Joyce Eakins. Centered on the Qabbalistic Tree of Life, this new symbolism clearly explore the Minor Arcana as a representation of the four components of life: spirit, emotion, intellect, and body; while it reveals the Major Arcana to be the keys to our emotional response patterns to the symbolic universe in which we live.

When 16 year old Big Wave surfer Jax Valentine disappears in the sea, a surprising shift is ignited. Moving through the portal of sorrow, Juliet Valentine, DiDi Long, Minke James, Erik James and Josie O'Grady come alive in an extraordinary eco-erotic blossoming. In this tale of death, sex, and love, the Shaman Woman of Oceanside Trailer Park works magic as water comes alive and all of life becomes imbued with the power of thought and cosmological consciousness. As we enter into this story we begin to experience what can happen in the brief moment of our existence when we emerge into acute awareness and begin to realize the direction and degree of our potential. We are alive, created of all that has been, and we are creating that which shall become. Before we return to the folds of the deep cosmic interior, let us seize and celebrate the beauty and wisdom of our miraculous awakening. Read Cosmic Interiors and see why Pamela Eakins' work has been heralded by authors such as Carolyn Brigit Flynn, Mary K. Greer, Rachel Pollack, James Wanless, Gareth Knight, Brian Swimme, Charlene Spretnak, Bernard Haisch, Angeles Arrien and many more.

Pamela Eakins weaves autobiographical fiction with historical events as she leads us on a priestess's journey through Ancient Mesopotamia, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, the Dark Ages, the Reformation, into the 20th Century - and beyond. Join in this fantastic five-thousand-year adventure and begin to understand the nature and evolution of our collective feminine psyche. "Great storytelling Pamela Eakins has a narrative voice graced with intelligence, wisdom, and a generous dollop of sensuality." Charlene Spretnak, author of The Politics of Women's Spirituality, Lost Goddesses of Early Greece, and Missing Mary

WATERS RISING, Poems from the Red Well by the Sisters of the Holy Pen. This gripping book of poetry was created by a group of California women writers who call themselves, unofficially, the Sisters of the Holy Pen: Verne Adams, Donna Blethen, Kathy Carlson, Pamela Eakins, Mercy Hopkins, Elizabeth Terraszas, Bella Tier, and Maia Whitemare. The writers' use of the word "holy" indicates how important the act and revelatory nature of writing is in each of their lives. The poems, composed in a writing workshop, began as quick, five to ten minute sketches. To set the creative juices in motion and to hone writing skills, the writers drew a handful of words out of the Red Well, a bowl full with hundreds of words. They pulled out the words, arranged them quickly, and began to write whatever emerged from the deep, subconscious realm. This practice of "writing from the gut" unleashes raw intuition: undomesticated, unobscured, and ungroomed. The poetry floods like a creative spring. Pamela Eakins, writing teacher and the editor of WATERS RISING, says, "All we know and all we are, all that is embedded in our personal and cultural lives, ends up flowing into our poems from the combined and recombined words we are working with. Then, as we read our poetry aloud to one another, without comment, just sharing, we bear witness, again and again, to the power and distinctive nature of each of our voices. As we write and as we listen, we can feel our inner and outer worlds shifting by degrees. Thus, this practice not only strengthens our skills as writers, but becomes a healing process in our lives." WATERS RISING is a book of inspiration. It not only draws the reader into the Sisters' provocative poetry, but it invites the reader to enter into her own "from the soul" creativity. Read WATERS RISING, join in the process of these California women writers, and feel hidden aspects of your own soul surging into view. The poetry of your life will become rich with meaning as the profound sense of your own purpose is symbolically unveiled.