author: charlie rainbow wolf

Live your Craft every day with Llewellyn's Witches' Companion. This indispensable guide will keep you one step ahead of the latest witchy trends, practices, and issues.

... sigil. (There are many works both in print and online that go into making sigils in depth, so I won't cover that here. I recommend Practical Sigil Magic by Frater U∴D∴ .) Once you have a sigil of your intent, you can carve it into a ...

... Eclectic Pagan practicing Hoodoo, Green Witchcraft, and shamanism. Deeply into meditation and yoga, she is a creative visionary. She has written five books: The Big Book of Soul; A Healing Grove; Light, Bright, and Damned Near White ...

... Glamour Magic: The Witchcraft Revolution to Get What You Want, was published with Llewellyn in the summer of 2017. She resides in New Jersey with her husband, Jow, and their cat. She has a terrible reality television habit she can't ...

... Susan Pesznecker, Suzanne Ress, Deborah Castellano, Diana Rajchel, Charlie Rainbow Wolf, James Kambos, Doreen Shababy, Mireille Blacke, Stacy M Porter, Sally Cragin, JD Hortwort, Tess Whitehurst, Melanie Marquis, Lupa, Laurel Reufner ...

Packed with rituals, rites, recipes, and crafts, this helpful guide offers fun and fresh ways to celebrate the eight sacred Wiccan holidays and enhance spiritual life throughout the year.

This year’s edition features nearly three dozen compelling articles, grouped by element, on working with ancestors, processing grief, using scissors as a magical tool, making magic accessible to those with disabilities, creating an urban ...

... Susan Pesznecker. Mickie Mueller is the author/illustrator of The Voice of the Trees, the illustrator of The Mystical Cats Tarot and The Magical Dogs Tarot, author of The Witch's Mirror, and Llewellyn's Little Book of Halloween. Her art ...

... Susan Pesznecker, Doreen Shababy, Alice DeVille, JD Hortwort, Anne Sala, Magenta Griffith, Dallas Jennifer Cobb, Sally Cragin, Deborah Castellano, Diana Rajchel, Suzanne Ress, Linda Raedisch, Autumn Damiana, Monica Crosson, Thea Fiore ...

... Susan Pesznecker is a mother, writer, nurse, and college English professor living in the beautiful Pacific Northwest with her poodles. An initiated Druid, green magick devoteé, and amateur herbalist, Sue loves reading, writing, cooking ...

... Susan Pesznecker, Doreen Shababy, Alice DeVille, Anne Sala, Ember Grant, Dallas Jennifer Cobb, Darcey Blue French, Sally Cragin, Autumn Damiana, Deborah Castellano, Clea Danaan, Charlie Rainbow Wolf, Ellen Dugan, Linda Raedisch, JD ...

... Wicca. NeoWicca is a term that some modern practitioners have adopted, or that has been given to modern eclectic Wiccans by more traditional Gardnerian or Alexandrian initiates. But do people call themselves NeoHindus, Neo Buddhists ...

... herbs and move them indoors. If you don't have a sunny window, invest in a grow light. Save unusual annual herbs like blue basil or tropical herbs like patchouli to take cuttings for next season. Just be prepared to nurse your treasure ...

... glamour, the muse, and the occult. Glamour Magic: The Witchcraft Revolution for Getting What You Want (Llewellyn Publications) is available for preorder on Amazon. Her shop, the Mermaid and the Crow, specializes in handmade goods. She ...

... Heather is a small perennial shrub that bears tiny purple or white bellshaped flowers that flower from July to ... scent and calming effects, it was used in the Highlands to make heather mattresses, laying the flowering tops of the ...

... eclectic Pagan, ordained minister, shamanic practitioner, writer, Usui Reiki MasterTeacher,tarot reader, and musical artist. Blake blendsvarious mystical traditions from theEast and West along witha reverence forthe natural world into ...

... Kitchen Table Tarot, Tarot Elements, and Kitchen Table Magic. When she was fourteen, a kid in her class gave her a deck of tarot cards for unknown reasons. She's been reading ever since. In addition to being a prolific tarot reader, she ...

... Judika Illes in The Element Encyclopedia of Witchcraft, “Grain... is harvested in autumn, often in late October, corresponding to what is now Samhain/Halloween. Corn, sacrificed so that people can live, was traditionally cut with a ...