Pagan Portals - Intuitive Magic Practice

by Natalia Clarke

A guide and companion on an individual journey to true self-empowerment through reclaiming the power of intuition, this book celebrates who you are, utilizes intuition, nature principles and elements and puts YOU and your magical practice at the centre. Aimed at beginners, Pagan Portals - Intuitive Magic Practice is easy to follow and will help you discover techniques, methods and practices you can adapt for your own magical practice

Genres: Witchcraft, Spirituality

120 pages, Paperback

Published May 1, 2021

About the author

Natalia Clarke is a transpersonal psychotherapist, writer, nature lover and an intuitive practitioner. Her interests lie in human psyche, transformation, nature spirituality, spiritual self-awareness, earth-based spiritual practice, Scotland and UK travel. She is a fiction and non-fiction writer with a passion for nature, Scotland, emotions and magic. She writes about intuitive living, magical practice, nature spirituality and soul relationship with the land.

Reviews

[Blogger6Fowl · Rating 4 out of 5]

The content was really wonderful. The only thing that makes me give this book four stars instead of five is the fact that the edition could have been better —in some pages, a letter went missing from certain words. Otherwise, this book goes recommended. The final chapters were the best, in my opinion. The author can be proud of this! Thank you for sharing your path and personal thoughts with the world. It helps. It really does. Reading this was a true pleasure.

[Cat Treadwell · Rating 5 out of 5]

There’s so many books out there on ‘how’ to explore your own magic. What made this one stand out to me was the word ‘Intuitive’ – which is pretty much how I’ve worked for many years now!

Natalia speaks honestly and clearly about how to ‘reclaim your voice’. From discovering how your intuition feels, to allowing yourself to be guided by it, she uses anecdotes and advice from her own experience – not telling the reader what to do, but encouraging them in what they may have already been doing! People speak of ‘returning’ to Paganism, and this absolutely reinforces practices that you may have played with as a child – listening to birdsong, carrying a favourite stone, being aware of the turning of the seasons and moon phases.

So much modern-day learning is intellectual that it can be hard to let yourself go and simply trust yourself and your own intuition – but that’s precisely where the magic lies. This is an excellent wee guide to reinforce a burgeoning magical practice, and simply living as a practical Pagan in a magical world.

‘Intuitive Magic Practice’ is available now as paperback or ebook.

[Edit Rasztik · Rating 2 out of 5]

Komoly gondjaim voltak ezzel a könyvel.
Mint wicca önsegítő könyv működik, mint intuitív mágikus gyakorlat nem igazán. Az író egy elég felszínes definícióját adja az intuíciónak, amivel én személy szerint egyébként sem értek egyet. Az álomról szóló részen is fennakadtam kicsit, de ez szerencsére csak nagyon kis részét képezi a könyvnek. (Ha az álomról olvasnál Cunningham Dreaming the Divine c. kötetét ajánlom alapnak.)
Állítólag kezdőket célozza meg, ezzel az írásával de nincsenek igazi kiindulópontok vagy kapaszkodók, és intuitív gyakorlatok helyett sokszor csak a saját kidolgozott spelljeit írja le. All-over-the-place kötet, nem adja azt amit a cím, vagy maga a szerző ígér.

[Annarella · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an interesting and thought provoking book. Magical practice is becoming more "cerebral" and less intuitive.
The author challenges us to think and rediscover our inner voice. It's a personal and very intimate path and it's not easy to write about how you have to rediscover a voice and listen to it.
I think this can be recommended to anyone: those who are starting the Path and the more experienced people.
I thank John Hunt for this digital copy, all opinions are mine

[Laura · Rating 4 out of 5]

A book about intuitive practice - with questions/exercises that help you to connect more to your intuition. I liked her approach to ritual.