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Magiczne życie
Niczym Dym Z Kociołka Czarownicy Snuje Się Fascynująca Opowieść O Prawdziwej Magii. Poznaj Sekrety Wiccanskiej Arcykapłanki I Odkryj, Jak Stać Się Naturalną Czarownicą.
Na kartach tej książki, Vivianne Crowley, znana i ceniona arcykapłanka oraz psycholożka, w przystępny sposób opisuje, jak i dlaczego działa magia, a także łączy praktyczne porady magiczne z osobistymi wspomnieniami, pokazując nam, w jaki sposób kształtować własne Magiczne Życie.
Z tej książki dowiesz się, że zarówno prawdziwa moc, jak i naturalna magia, kryją się właśnie w Tobie, nauczysz się technik, które pozwolą Ci rozpocząć własną praktykę magiczną oraz duchową, stworzyć osobistą świętą przestrzeń i odkryć swoje magiczne Ja.
Daj się poprowadzić ścieżką przez labirynt życia, by odkryć swoje powołanie.
Magiczne życie to nie tylko podręcznik, ale także rodzaj autobiografii. Dzięki niej poznasz sekrety jednej z najsłynniejszych wiccańskich arcykapłanek, a także dowiesz się, jak wprowadzic magię do swojego życia.
Na kartach tej książki, Vivianne Crowley, znana i ceniona arcykapłanka oraz psycholożka, w przystępny sposób opisuje, jak i dlaczego działa magia, a także łączy praktyczne porady magiczne z osobistymi wspomnieniami, pokazując nam, w jaki sposób kształtować własne Magiczne Życie.
Z tej książki dowiesz się, że zarówno prawdziwa moc, jak i naturalna magia, kryją się właśnie w Tobie, nauczysz się technik, które pozwolą Ci rozpocząć własną praktykę magiczną oraz duchową, stworzyć osobistą świętą przestrzeń i odkryć swoje magiczne Ja.
Daj się poprowadzić ścieżką przez labirynt życia, by odkryć swoje powołanie.
Magiczne życie to nie tylko podręcznik, ale także rodzaj autobiografii. Dzięki niej poznasz sekrety jednej z najsłynniejszych wiccańskich arcykapłanek, a także dowiesz się, jak wprowadzic magię do swojego życia.
333 pages, Unknown Binding
First published August 26, 2003
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March 8, 2022
Was good until she brought up weight and fertility and how outdated her beliefs are. Rest of the book lost its flair after that. 1.5 stars
October 1, 2022
Obesity is from lack of love? Anorexia is magic? Yeah… that’s a pass from me…
January 23, 2025
Remains on my altar. I really enjoyed it.
May 15, 2013
This is the MOST basic occult & Wicca 101. I got this second hand, thankfully. I was under the impression that this was written more as a memoir, which I actually enjoy from magical people. The first chapter or two was written that way and I was happy. I liked that the author's background seems to be more English hermeticism, which is a little different from most witches in the US. And to be fair, the book is easy to read & has a pleasant, conversational tone. I tired very hard to finish because I planned to review it. I got about 2/3 through, but couldn't finish since it was such a waste of my time & frankly boring.
The problem is that it quickly turns into a VERY generic overview of occult/new age topics. One quick chapter gives the basics on tarot. Another - crystals. A third - auras & chakras. And so on. It'd be one thing to read about a person's experiences with their first tarot deck, how they deepened their practice, their search for different decks, what they learned that's unique, etc. That isn't here. It's literally reads like "tarot exists, here's a one page history, here's a list of what the cards are." You can find WAY more detail for free online. There's nothing new or original here.
I guess if someone where an ABSOLUTE beginner, who doesn't even know that topics like tarot or crystals or auras exist - they would like this book. Then again I can't imagine such a person seeking out this book before looking online. Again, maybe if the book came out in the 1970's or 80's it would be helpful? Nevertheless, this is one of those infamous useless 101 books that have given New Age publishing a bad name.
The problem is that it quickly turns into a VERY generic overview of occult/new age topics. One quick chapter gives the basics on tarot. Another - crystals. A third - auras & chakras. And so on. It'd be one thing to read about a person's experiences with their first tarot deck, how they deepened their practice, their search for different decks, what they learned that's unique, etc. That isn't here. It's literally reads like "tarot exists, here's a one page history, here's a list of what the cards are." You can find WAY more detail for free online. There's nothing new or original here.
I guess if someone where an ABSOLUTE beginner, who doesn't even know that topics like tarot or crystals or auras exist - they would like this book. Then again I can't imagine such a person seeking out this book before looking online. Again, maybe if the book came out in the 1970's or 80's it would be helpful? Nevertheless, this is one of those infamous useless 101 books that have given New Age publishing a bad name.
October 8, 2010
The Magickal Life covers many subjects within Wicca, and is a fun, interesting read for beginners as well as those who have been following the path for many years. Beginning with her childhood experiences, Vivianne tells us how she came to Wicca and discusses a lot of basics on subjects such as divination, healing and the properties of various crystals. I really loved this book.
May 17, 2009
So far, this book has already changed my opinion of Wiccans as foofy hugging types that appear as if they lack a central nervous system. Magic is clearly defined and I look forward to learning more.
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February 17, 2009I haven't finished this yet, but I'm not actively reading it right now... so I'm moving it to read. I've actually only read about half of it. I'll go back to it later, I'm sure.
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