Jennifer Reif
inspiring read! While I don't agree with the pseudohistorical intro, the rest of the book makes it well work the buy.
Fantastic rituals. Like many spell books, this one requires way too many props unless you own a candle factory, but if
you improvise you will find the spells to be rewarding.
This book has some very wellcrafted and useful spells in it, I have adapted and used some of them, and the author's competence and experience in that arena really shows, However, could not give four or five due to the ridiculous pseudohistory presented as fact in the first section, Please, girlfriend, quit it with the "worldwide pacifist matriarchy" stuff, It is not supported by any archaeological evidence whatsoever,
Fantastic rituals. Like many spell books, this one requires way too many props unless you own a candle factory, but if
you improvise you will find the spells to be rewarding.
This book has some very wellcrafted and useful spells in it, I have adapted and used some of them, and the author's competence and experience in that arena really shows, However, could not give four or five due to the ridiculous pseudohistory presented as fact in the first section, Please, girlfriend, quit it with the "worldwide pacifist matriarchy" stuff, It is not supported by any archaeological evidence whatsoever,
Morgan Le Fay, the half sister of King Arthur, was the sorceresswitch who learned her craft from Merlin the Magician, This book includes a scholarly history of the Wiccan religion from Paleolithic times to the present day and complete instructions for casting spells inspired by Morgan Le Fay herself.
There are poetic spells for Strength and Power, Healing and Protection, Prosperity and Love, Endings and Farewells, and more, with preparations and complete liturgy, so that any reader may use them immediately, without prior Wiccan experience.