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Wicca
Downloaded: 4 times | Size: 244 pages | Add to wishlist Maiden, Mother, Crone by D. J. Conway reveals the vital interconnections of all the diverse and glorious myths and archetypes of the Goddess. In this book you'll meet Siren, Ceres, Freyja, and a host of others. You'll learn to interpret the symbolism of their myths as models that you can follow to develop your inner strength, spiritual growth, and understanding in twentieth-century life.
Downloaded: 4 times | Size: 90 pages | Add to wishlist The household cat, one of our best-loved domestic pets, is the most mysterious of animals. Worshipped as a god in the culture of ancient Egypt, this beautiful and aloof creature has long been associated with magic and mythology, from the obligatory black cat featured in fairy tales and childhood stories to the more obscure folklore connections between cats and good luck or misfortune. Drawing on and inspired by the manuscripts of her great-grandmother, a Victorian wisewoman, Claire Nahmad explores the historical links between cats and spell-weaving, transcribing over fifty charms - some familiar, some more obscure - passed down through generations to form part of traditional English folklore. Some of the spells featured here bring good luck, and health and happiness in love; others enlist the help of cats to predict the weather and foretell the future; and there is even a section for the naming of cats and the qualities a particular name will encourage in the pet.
Downloaded: 4 times | Size: 248 pages | Add to wishlist Now, from two leading writers on all things Wicca comes a warm, practical guide to choosing how to use Wicca ethically and responsibly to enhance your life. Taking a far-reaching and totally unbiased look at the Neo-Paganist lifestyles celebrated all over the world, An' Ye Harm None provides answers to questions many Wiccans have about the issues they face every day, including: Downloaded: 3 times | Size: 212 pages | Add to wishlist Downloaded: 3 times | Size: 354 pages | Add to wishlist The desire to change and improve that which we have has been around for many thousands of years, if not since man first walked the earth. Magic and spell working have always been a part of that, and indeed still are today. Anyone who practises any form of magic, including spell working, needs to be grounded. This means having h feet firmly planted in reality and also having a basic knowledge of what magic is and is not, what spells can and can?t do and what ? with practice ? you can do with the tools, information and knowledge you have. This book sets out to give you that information in as succinct a manner as possible. Downloaded: 3 times | Size: 210 pages | Add to wishlist This volume is an up-to-date, highly readable study of the female aspect of religion both in past and present mythologies. It explores the function and nature of goddesses and their cults in many cultures, including Celtic, Roman, Norse, Caucasian and Japanese traditions. The contributors demonstrate how in many myths the female deity is seen as more ambivalent than her male counterpart, and not relegated to primarily "feminine" roles.
Downloaded: 3 times | Size: 143 pages | Add to wishlist Aleister Crowley's obscure Liber 231 remains one of his most enigmatic received magical texts, and one whose genesis directly concerns the workings of astral magic and trance-mediumship. A Gathering of Masks is the summation of direct magical workings with the Genii of the Domes, the spirits governing the revealed mystery of Liber 231, and serving as the wards of the Major Arcana of the Tarot. Fulfilled by the author over a period of a decade, the twenty-two evocations of the Genii of the Domes reveal a patterning of power and gnosis heretofore little-explored in the practice of the Art Magical.
Downloaded: 3 times | Size: 36 pages | Add to wishlist Acclaimed scholar studies how secrecy works in British magic-users circles. Her field work dates from 1983 in London. She concludes that secrecy (I guess what we could also call the occult quality of magic) makes the workings of magic unaccountable in terms of modern science and that, more importantly, it has therapeutic value because "the magician learns to handle his feelings and actions more effectively because of magic's secrecy."
Downloaded: 3 times | Size: 132 pages | Add to wishlist This is the most radical work to date by Janet Farrar and Gavin Bone, arguably the world's leading experts on the subject of Modern Witchcraft and the Neo-Pagan movement. It is nothing less than their detailed analysis of the way Witchcraft has evolved into the worldwide religion that it is today...and their vision of its future. The authors do not create or endorse a specific Witchcraft tradition, but rather identify a system that is at the root of all of the existing paths within Witchcraft. They show how Wicca is a modern, non-dogmatic dynamic tradition still in a state of evolution-a Priesthood based on connection with the Divine and service to humanity. Here is a book for anyone interested in Wicca, from seekers just beginning on the path of the Old Ways to those thirsting for more knowledge about its inner practices.
Downloaded: 3 times | Size: 234 pages | Add to wishlist It's a time for children to dress up as princesses and pirates and go from house to house, calling, "Trick or Treat!" Their eyes will get big as they are rewarded with treasures and sweets. And perhaps you will celebrate Halloween by going to a costume party or a haunted house.
Downloaded: 3 times | Size: 194 pages | Add to wishlist E-Witch dispels many of the long-held myths, superstitions, and misunderstandings that still surround the practice of witchcraft. Most importantly, e-Witch reveals essential knowledge of mastery and spellcasting techniques as well as uncovering 'the secret veil' behind coven life and the inner meanings behind time-honored methods of the Craft. Thousands of years before the development of today's wicca and wiccan practices, the magicians of old learned their Craft within a secret 'occult' tradition. It was an oral tradition, a step-by-step and one-on-one apprenticeship with their spiritual teacher, master magician, or 'merlin'. There were no Books of Shadows, witch's rules, or written redes; and there were no 'a-year-and-a-day' degrees into the high priesthood. Instead, they studied by 'mouth-to-ear', through many years of committed apprenticeship and a mind-body-spirit connection of passing on the higher mysteries and the ways of the ancestors. These magickal 'wise ones' didn't acquire their knowledge just during 'gatherings' or at group meetings on a weekly or monthly basis at Sabbats and full moons. It was a full-time commitment, a way of life, and, for certain witches living and practicing their ancient art in today's world, it still is. Deborah Gray is one such witch. e-Witch is a unique and genuine perspective on witchcraft from a lifelong witch who studied in the rare and oldest method of the Craft the ancient oral tradition and Sorcerer's Apprenticeship. This groundbreaking e-book on witchcraft is a must-have guide for those interested in the ways of genuine magick, in how to unleash their inner power, or simply to educate themselves in the ancient art of self-knowledge and personal transformation.
Downloaded: 3 times | Size: 254 pages | Add to wishlist Like the early Celtic Clan Mothers, who encouraged women to be confident and spunky, this book helps women to believe in the feminine divine within their souls. With irrepressible humor and delightful flair, the author illustrates the basic principles of Goddess teachings so readers can develop steadfast faith in their personal power and use these newfound skills to enrich their lives. Weaving a rich tapestry of authentic Celtic wisdom with the brilliant-colored threads of today's result-oriented visualization and motivational techniques, this book raises awareness while accelerating the spiritual experience. It takes the reader on a fulfilling journey of personal transformation and invites her find her power base--her magick, to unburden and improve the health of her soul; and reduce the damaging influence of past sorrows so the Goddess within can fulfill her heartfelt dreams and ambitions.
Downloaded: 2 times | Size: 1310 pages | Add to wishlist Encyclopedia of Witchcraft: The Western Tradition is the definitive reference on the age of witch hunting (approximately 1430
Downloaded: 2 times | Size: 263 pages | Add to wishlist Downloaded: 2 times | Size: 185 pages | Add to wishlist Clear and easy to follow, Spells for the Solitary Witch explains how to prepare and cast spells 87 spells in all together with the materials needed for each spell and the incantations to say that will ensure the best results. Tailored to the needs of solitary witches, Holland suggests alternatives to hard-to-find ingredients, as well as directions about where to find specific ingredients crucial to a spells success.
Downloaded: 2 times | Size: 37 pages | Add to wishlist Meditative bathing techniques to enhance tranquility and promote well-being. Short and simple enough to be followed by even the busiest person.In this book, Deborah Ashe provides a very modern, laid back, view of self help. She encompasses the traditional use of spells and aromatherapy with contemporary aspects of cognitive behavioral therapy. Including quick spells for day to day use as well as recipes and gift ideas, this delightful book has it all for those in need of a quick pick-me-up.
Downloaded: 2 times | Size: 281 pages | Add to wishlist Practical and engaging, this guide represents the best practices from Isaac Bonewits' over thirty-five years of experience creating, attending, and leading public ceremonies as a Neopagan priest and magician. Ideal for Earth-centered spiritual movements and other liberal religious traditions, Neopagan Rites explains how to design powerful and effective rites of worship for small groups or large crowds.
Downloaded: 2 times | Size: 221 pages | Add to wishlist Although Wiccan magick is a craft that appears to be shrouded in mystery, The Only Wiccan Spell Book You'll Ever Need cuts out the complexities. Inside, would-be Wiccas will find the basics of tools and symbols, spellcraft fundamentals and individualized chapters that focus on specific sorts of spellcasting. Features quick-and-easy spells for: Business; Creativity; Health; Love; Personal power; Prosperity, luck and abundance; Filled with plenty of examples, simple instructions and recipes that incorporate easy-to-find ingredients, this book will have novice Witches whipping up their own magick and casting spells in no time.
Downloaded: 2 times | Size: 106 pages | Add to wishlist A book of magical empowerment for kids and young teens, SPELLCRAFT tells you how to tap into your own magical powers to improve your life and give you confidence -- safely and easily. It covers the basics of magic and meditation, teaches you how to get in touch with your inner powers, and what magic really is. You'll explore spells for homework, for controlling your temper, for personal protection, spells to shield yourself from bad energy, and more. You'll also learn about magical colors, crystals and herbs, making magic charms and wands, working with guardian spirits, and earth magic. Most importantly, you'll learn about people, spirits and techniques to avoid! This is an easy-to-understand book, designed to help kids develop a sense of personal power and the responsibility that goes with it.
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Downloaded: 2 times | Size: 352 pages | Add to wishlist The practice by which witches (particularly female ones) used supernatural power to harm. In England, male and female witches were more likely to have spirit familiars in the shape of real or fantastic animals, and were less likely than their European counterparts to confess to having had sexual relations with the Devil. Furthermore, the Protestant emphasis on the cosmic significance of visions, dreams, and personal temptation changed the articulation of the motives for and results of witchcraft. Puritans? obsession with the individual?s struggle to resist temptation, moreover, helped create a climate in which possession cases took on particular religious and political significance.
* These documents are provided for information and research purposes only. Please be aware that Sacred Magick does not necessarily endorse or control the content of many of these documents, nor is it responsible for any claims, opinions or information accessed therein.
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