Author; Simon Reed With legends going back over a millennia, Wassailing is a fascinating and colourful part of the folklore and traditions of Britain. From the Apple Wassails of Devon and Somerset, to the Doll Wassails of Yorkshire, this ancient blessing tradition has adapted itself to every level of society from agricultural workers to Lords, even featuring in four plots...
Author: Lilith Dorsey The first entry in Llewellyn's exciting new Elements of Witchcraft series, Water Magic reveals the amazing possibilities of using water in your modern practice. Once you learn to access the enormous depths of this life-giving and powerful element, it will enhance your magic and help you grow into a better version of yourself. Cleansing and strong, the power of...
Author; Michael Harner
This classic on shamanism pioneered the modern shamanic renaissance, and is here available with a new cover.
The Definitive Handbook on Practical Shamanism?What It Is, Where It Came from, How You Can Participate
Author; Laura Tempest Zacroff Create an authentic path of Witchcraft that works for you. How does a modern Witch embrace tradition while navigating a complex contemporary life? How can you remain true to your own authenticity when you're surrounded by a whole world of magical theories, practices, deities, and paths? Weave the Liminal explores what it means to truly be a Witch...
Author; Aidan Wachter
Weaving Fate teaches three integrated practices that allow practitioners to develop greater control over themselves and their lives. This book presents tools to help restore connection to the Field, the Others and our intrinsic natures. These practices can help re-imagine the possibilities available to us and to shift our lives into more beneficial forms.
Author: Michael Howard The widespread belief in witches and wizards in Wales reflects a land steeped in legend and myth since ancient times. The witch’s power to harm people, livestock, and crops was greatly feared; for this reason country people consulted with so-called ‘cunning men’ and ‘wise women’ who had the power to negate their spells with counter-magic. Cunning-folk practitioners...
