Spellcrafting: A Beginner's Guide to Creating and Casting Effective Spells

"The casting of spells is an ancient art that has played an important role in many of the cultures and religions throughout the world. Along with the worship of the old gods, spellcrafting was (and still is) an important aspect of the Old Religion known as Witchcraft, the Craft of the Wise and the pre-Christian religion of the Earth. This book is designed to be a guide to the history, philosophy, ethics, and practical application of spell crafting. Written with the novice to intermediate student in mind,it covers all areas of folk magick in an explorative and non-biased manner"--
A practical and accessible guide with everything you need to know to craft and cast spells that really work.A spell, which some refer to as a Witch’s prayer, is something nearly anyone can learn.One does not need to be initiated into any mystery cults, swear an oath of dedication to any god or goddess, denounce or convert to any religion, or even wear the label of a Witch or Wiccan in order to be a spell crafter. But among the things that are required, the most important ones are an open mind, true desire, and the will, patience, self-conviction, and courage to follow what is within one’s heart, and the maturity to take responsibility for one’s own actions.Once you gain an understanding of how magickal energy works and learn the secrets to casting spells, you will be able to tap into your inner powers, focus, and direct them utilizing simple items found in the average home or easily purchased at the nearest occult shop. In fact, many of the herbs and other ingredients called for in spells can be found right in your very own kitchen!The casting of spells is an ancient art that has played an important role in many of the cultures and religions throughout the world. This book is designed to be a guide to the history, philosophy, ethics, and practical application of spell crafting. Written with the novice-to-intermediate student in mind, it covers all areas of folk magick in an explorative and unbiased manner.