Natural Magic: Spells, Enchantments & Self-Development

by Pamela Ball

Before there was formal religion there was magic, and to this day there are people who purport to perform 'miracles' with the aid of magical powers derived from nature or the spirit realm. These powers are still out there to be tapped into by us. All you need is the knowledge and know-how contained in Natural Magic.The book • How to become a natural magician, using knowledge gathered over thousands of years by magicians and mystic alike.• Techniques employing plants, trees, crystals and incense along with meditation, ritual, chanting and dreams.• The tools to give expression to your creativity and beliefs.• A wide range of methods to bring about positive changes in your life.Natural Magic will set you on the path to self discovery.

384 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 20, 2002

Reviews

[Lindsay Farassat · Rating 2 out of 5]

I'm sure there is some good information in this book somewhere, but I was too put off by the first 100 or so pages to read anything else. This author uses "Wicca" and "witchcraft" interchangeably, promotes cultural appropriation, and describes rituals involving the evocation of gods across the globe without giving any cultural context or meaning. I'm not sure if this book is aimed at Wiccans, green witches, polytheists, practitioners of Hoodoo, or what. Maybe I'll come back to this later and try weeding through the later chapters...

[Aetherea Raziel · Rating 5 out of 5]

A Lot Magical History (i loved it), type of magical class, magical traditions, and some technics and spells, overall i like this book

[No Name · Rating 2 out of 5]

Lindsay’s comment from 5 years ago still stands. Very thick with too much information.