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7 Days of Magic: Spells, Charms & Correspondences for the Bewitching Week

Enchantment is not limited to the Sabbats and the occasional full moon. Magic happens all the time and every day. 7 Days of Magic demonstrates how to successfully apply the specific magical energies of each day into spells, charms, and rituals.

Forget about memorizing massive correspondence charts. This practical, easy-to-use guide encourages readers to learn at their own pace. Every chapter-one for each day of the week-contains a small table of magical correspondences (planetary influence & symbol, deities, flowers & plants, metals, colors, crystals & stones, Tarot cards, herbs & spices), which are talked about in-depth within seven distinct sections. Each chapter ends with a magickal potpourri of sample spells and rituals.

240 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2004

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Ellen Dugan

83 books508 followers
Ellen Dugan is the award winning author of over thirty six books and the Witches Tarot. She branched out successfully into paranormal fiction in 2015 with her popular Legacy Of Magick series. Her portfolio of work also includes dozens of articles in the Llewellyn Almanacs and Calendars and 15 non-fiction books. Ellen's non-fiction titles with Llewellyn Worldwide have been translated into over twelve foreign languages. She is a psychic-clairvoyant, and has been a practicing Witch for over thirty-five years.
With over 300K books sold Ellen has a global following. She currently has over twenty published novels, the eleven book Legacy Of Magick series and three other paranormal series: The Gypsy Chronicles, Daughters Of Midnight, and Hemlock Hollow. The first four books in her Legacy Of Magick series were made into audio books with Tantor Audio in 2018.
Ellen was featured on the cover of Witches & Pagans Magazine. She has been interviewed in the studio on KMOV News Channel 4 in St. Louis, done numerous newspaper and radio interviews, and a two hour guest spot on the national syndicated live radio show, Coast to Coast. In 2017 Ellen was also featured in USA TODAY'S HEA column. More information on Ellen's work can be found at www.ellendugan.com on Instagram at www.instagram.com/ellendugan/ or on Facebook www.facebook.com/ellendugan

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326 reviews350 followers
August 27, 2007
I like Ellen Dugan's witchy books. They are very folksy and eclectic, and they do not seem to be tuned into any particular tradition, which makes them very useful. 7 Days of Magic is a book of correspondences peppered with a few simple spells. Each day of the week has deities, colors, stones, herbs, metals, and more listed, along with spells using these lists. This is a good book for building your own spells and rituals, and it includes interesting (if not particularly historically accurate) information about the various deities and corresponding objects. If you're not cool with eclectic witchcraft, this probably isn't the book for you, but I found it incredibly useful.
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568 reviews20 followers
January 19, 2012
7 Days of Magic by Ellen Dugan is a must-have for any witchy collection. This book explains in plain terms the correspondences between the days of the week, deities, herbs, colors, and other witchy knowledge to give your spells, charms, and rituals the most bang for your broom. I highly recommend it. It's a quick read and a reference keeper. Another plus, her spell supply lists are simple, affordable items. Whether you are a witch or just looking for some great writing research, this is the book for you.



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478 reviews76 followers
September 6, 2008
Nicely presented but you can find all this information out online for free without having to buy a book for it.
62 reviews2 followers
March 9, 2010
Informative and a good reference.
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