She gives clear, simple instructions for making your own magickal oils, runes, tarot cards, candles, jewelry, charms, and wands, all using inexpensive materials. Choose from over fifty ways to practice Witchcraft that cost little or no money, and try more than forty recipes for tasty sabbat dishes that cost ten dollars or less.With a sprinkling of imagination and a touch of magick, you can add to your inner wealth of spirituality. After all, the best parts of being a Witch are always free.

    Brimming with practical everyday magick, this is the perfect companion for your multifaceted life.Organized alphabetically, each of the nearly 200 spells has an associated goal to help you manifest your exact intention, plus corresponding candle colors, herbs, gemstones, and oils to help you focus your will more effectively. You'll also find a helpful primer on spellcasting, tips on crafting your own spells, and Magic the Cat's mewsings on working with a familiar. Fun and easy to use, this spellbook is filled with unique charms, blessings, and spells.Get ahead at work Fulfill obligations Control appetite Ensure safe childbirth Repair a damaged friendship Heal sick pets Strengthen a marriage Make sex more satisfying Quit bad habits Praise: Packed with innovative and original spells for a vast variety of situations--many rarely addressed in print--this is an invaluable asset for every Witch's bookshelf.--Judika Illes, author of The Encyclopedia of 5,000 Spells

    An appointment book, calendar, and magical reference all rolled in one--this practical datebook will help you align your life with the Wheel of the Year. Packed with Sabbatrecipes, Moon rituals, tips on using magical herbs, Sabbat musings, and astrological information, you'll find fun, fresh ways to celebrate the sacred seasonsand enhance your practice.This edition features articles on storytelling in ritual (Deborah Lipp), animal medicine (Kristin Madden), found magic (Dallas Jennifer Cobb), creating a paired path (Gwinevere Rain and N. Dante Lugo), and choosing the May queen (Magenta Griffith).

    With his expert guidance, you'll gain the skills needed to practice herb magic anywhere and anytime to attract positive energy and enjoy a richer life.Step by step, you'll learn how to release the vital energy within these amazingly versatile plants for improved health, psychic awareness, happiness, prosperity, and much more. Join Scott as he tours a working herb farm and learn firsthand his secrets for drawing forth the magical properties of over twenty herbs. You'll discover how to:Perform simple spells to bring about positive change Harvest and cure fresh, natural herbs Create potent herbal incenses, oils, tinctures, sachets, powders, and bath salts using age-old recipes Identify a variety of both common and rare herbs on sight Make herbal talismans to attract love, success, and money Approximate running time: 60 minutes

    With this collection of magical wisdom at hand, you can enhance every day of your life and deepen your craft with nature's empowering energies.Get organized and keep track of important dates with a calendar section-now shaded for easier "flip to" reference-featuring world festivals and holidays, 2011 sabbats for both Northern and Southern hemispheres, and Full Moons. You'll also find the Moon's sign and phase, plus each day's color and incense to help you maximize the power of your magical work. This edition also includes enlightening articles, organized by element, on everything from keeping nature journals to ritual fire dancing. Achieve your goals with voice magic Interpret bird omens for wise counsel Express gratitude with a blessing bowl Connect with Irish faeries for protection, health, healing Published annually for over twenty years.

    Like their fellow elementals—salamanders (fire), sylphs (air), and gnomes (earth)—undines are united with, and personify, their element. First mentioned in the alchemical works of medieval botanist Paracelsus, undines appear throughout European folklore. Who are these mysterious creatures of lakes, oceans, and waterfalls?Undines takes readers directly into the water spirits’ realm through stories, personal encounters, and interviews with such luminaries as Istiphul, the undine queen whose presence embodies the magical essence of the feminine. Whether seen as fact or fairy tale, Undines presents archetypal truths and insights into human nature. The powers and abilities that undines display are latent in us all and crucial to humanity’s evolution (or mere survival): harmony with nature, empathy and compassion, a deep capacity to love, and a cooperative rather than combative relationship to the world. Undines will appeal broadly to readers of mythology, fantasy, and fairy tales, particularly to practitioners that work with nature spirits and elemental beings—Druids, Wiccans, pagans, and those interested in magic and mysticism.

    

    The book also looks in depth at the methods of building the inner temple and the egregore. The techniques in this book explore alternative ways for the Hierophant/Magus/Magister to approach the inception and development of a fully contacted magical lodge. The structure behind the magical technique is looked at, and approached in a way that is more harmonious with our 21st century consciousness.

    Best-selling authors Amber K and Azrael Arynn K have nearly fifty years of Craft experience between them. They've taught hundreds of students the basics of Witchcraft, and now they're offering readers the same clear, structured guidance here. This Witchcraft book teaches you everything you need to know about Craft essentials: --Ritual tools--Daily practices--Ethics--Spellcasting--Deepening your connection to nature--Divination and dreams--Sabbats and Esbats--The Wheel of the Year--Gods and Goddesses--Pentagrams and other Craft symbols--Training, initiation, and degrees You'll learn about Witchcraft as a way of life, how to locate a coven or work as a solitary, and--most importantly--how to grow magickally and spiritually.

    This is a modern collection of fireside tales for pagan children of all ages. Enter a world where every one is included and every one finds their place and is loved. In the Lonely Little Star, Gaia and the Star Goddess help a star find friendship on a Winter Solstice Night. The Littlest Druid always means well but things just don’t go as she planned. The Heart Town Witch comes to Heart Town looking for love but doesn’t know how to keep it and learns the true meaning of friendship. There are four Elemental stories from the beginning stories.

    Magick is living in balance with the flow of life, and knowing that you are a vital force within that flow. Magick is everywhere! In the trees, rain, stars, and in the sea. It is the spark that quickens a seed to rise up from the soil. Magick is laughter, joy, wonder and truth the of the world around us! MAGICK IS WITHIN YOU... With it you can create your dreams, heal your world, love your life and find the peace that lives in every human heart. In the following chapters you will learn the basics in incense, oils and candles as well as dream recipes and pillows. You will be introduced to Wicca Sabbats and learn recipes of foods served during these times as well as special incense and oils for these celebrations.With this book you will continue on a voyage through the world of Wicca and a new way of life.

    But much more is left unsaid about the lives of the men and women who were changed forever through the work of this remarkable man.

    Pages: 39. Chapters: After the Development of Agriculture, Ameena Begum, Buddhist Peace Fellowship, Cerridwen Fallingstar, Dianic Wicca, Erich Neumann (psychologist), Goddess movement, Goddess Remembered, Heavenly Mother, Heavenly Mother (Mormonism), Landscape mythology, Marjorie Cameron, Matriarchal religion, Matriarchy, Merlin Stone, Missionaries of the Assumption, Mother goddess, Reclaiming (Neopaganism), Starhawk, Thealogy, The Spiral Dance, When God Was a Woman. Excerpt: Matriarchy is a society in which females, especially mothers, have the central roles of political leadership, moral authority, and control of property. It is also sometimes called a gynarchy, a gynocracy, a gynecocracy, or a gynocentric society. The term for males is patriarchy, but, in feminist theory, it is not exactly a parallel term. Most anthropologists hold that there are no known societies that are unambiguously matriarchal, but possible exceptions include the Iroquois, in whose society mothers exercise central moral and political roles. According to Heide Goettner-Abendroth, this reluctance to accept the existence of matriarchies might be based on a specific, culturally biased notion of how to define matriarchy: because in a patriarchy 'men rule over women', a matriarchy has frequently been conceptualized as 'women ruling over men'. Goettner-Abendroth believed that matriarchies are egalitarian. There are also matrilinear, matrilocal, and avunculocal societies, especially among indigenous peoples of the Americas, Asia, and Africa, such as those of the Minangkabau, E De (Rhade), Mosuo, Berbers and Tuareg and, in Europe, e.g., traditionally among Sardinian people. Strongly matrilocal societies sometimes are referred to as matrifocal, and there is some debate concerning the terminological delineation between matrifocality and matriarchy. Even in patriarchical systems of male-preference primogeniture, there may occasionally be queens regnant. In 19th century Western scholarship, the hypothesis of matriarchy representing an early stage of human development-now mostly lost in prehistory, with the exception of some so-called primitive societies-enjoyed popularity. The hypothesis survived into the 20th century and was notably advanced in the context of feminism and especially second wave feminism, but this hypothesis of matriarchy as having been an early stage of human development is mostly discredited today, most experts saying that it never existed. Barbara Love an

    The subjects covered are varied from attending your first open ritual to what happens when you find out you are an empath or a telepath. Miss Kat instruct you to avoid the errors she either committed or the beloved souls around her did. This is practical advise on what to bring with you to the ritual, what not to do once you get there and how to behave. This is not supposed to be the first guide to Wicca. This is a guide for after you leave your Wicca 101 class and it was written with tongue firmly in cheek.