Did you know that the thickness of the layers in a locally grown onion will indicate the severity of the coming winter? Magic is all around us, in ...
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Mar 10, 2010
Amy
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Another good book by Doreen Valiente. Lots of lovely little nuggets of folklore, natural magic (hence the title), and poems. I've always liked her writing style, and she explains things in a very simple manner. This book was not heavy into actual spells (thank goodness) like other magic books. Instead, she introduced areas and put them into a different perspective on how to use them in magic. There were no long, silly lists of correspondences, just little bits of lore and "Here's somet
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Mar 06, 2011
Lisa
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Doreen wrote of the magic in the world all around us. It's not limited to crystals or in herbs, but in the air, the water, fire, numbers, colors, etc. She was a pioneer in bringing magic to a new generation of witches worldwide.
Jan 23, 2012
Tasneem
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I liked this book. It is a very useful primer and gives you the gist of what needs to be understood about modern magic/wicca/paganism. The writing style is simple to understand, the concepts fully explained.
Dec 15, 2008
Juliana
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This book is really cute and basic. It goes over candles, herbs, colors and other basics. It's a good place to start if you are starting to practice and haven't chosen a specific path.
Jul 15, 2011
From the bibliographies of Scott Cunningham's Magical Herbalism (1983) and Wicca (2004), and Ellen Dugan's Garden Witchery (2003).
Aug 24, 2011
Penelope
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Not my favourite book in the subject but it's a cute book that goes over the basics of natural witchcraft pretty well.
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