Cassandra Eason

Cassandra Eason is a bestselling British author and encyclopedist on Neopaganism, New Age spirituality and the occult, International author of over 100 books, world-renowned psychic practitioner and psychic life coach.


Eason has written more than a hundred books, translated into thirteen different languages. Eason has appeared many times on television and radio, such as Sky News, ITV’s Strange But True?, BBC 1’s Heaven and Earth and Richard & Judy, on NBC and Paramount. She had her own weekly mini series Sixth Sense on UK cable television for many years. More recently she worked as the dream analyst for Big Brother for three series. Currently Cassandra regularly tours Australia for several months each year reading. Approximately every 4 months she offers clairvoyant readings at Charlie's Rockshop, Merton Abbey Mills in London as well as email readings through her website www.cassandraeason.com.

Eason's works are especially popular in Sweden, where she lived for 11 years working with New Page, one of the leading publishers of occult books. Eason acts as both the company's lead author and a Tarot interpreter for psychic faires. She also holds courses in magic and other esoteric subjects.

She now also writes regular articles for Spellcraft and Spheres; two magazines published in New Zealand and Australia. Eason regularly attends radio interviews and talks at the mind-body-spirit festival in Sydney, Australia.

Books

Cassandra has written over 105 books including:

The New Crystal Bible The Illustrated Directory of Healing Crystals A Complete Guide to Fairies and Magical Beings The Complete Guide to Psychic Development The Complete Crystal Bible A Spell a Day The Art of the Pendulum A Practical Guide to Witchcraft and Magickal Spells The Complete Crystal Handbook Magic and Ancient Wisdom The Modern Day Druidess Every Woman a Witch Scrying the Secrets of the Future Encyclopaedia of Magic and Ancient Wisdom Encyclopaedia of Women’s Wisdom Mammoth Book of Ancient Wisdom Complete Guide to Divination

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