The Book of Spells: The Magick of Witchcraft
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- Author：Jamie Della
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Summary
Complete with over 50 spells and information on the magickal tools and traditions of witchcraft， The Book of Spells is the ultimate guide to healing， manifesting your desires， and diving confidently into the mysteries of magick。
Calling upon ancient powers and the ways of the Witch， The Book of Spells contains rituals and visualizations for releasing negativity， increasing bliss， healing a broken heart， finding your Spirit guides， embarking on the adventure of astral flight， and more。 With the help of timeless myths and fables， as well as author Jamie Della's personal anecdotes， each spell offers empowering insight to help you uncover your innate Divine essence。 This beautifully gilded compendium includes need-to-know information on Sabbats and ancient traditions， Gods and Goddesses， and tools of the Craft such as herbs， crystals， tarot archetypes， moon phases， and runes。 The Book of Spells is the perfect beginner's guide to following the Path， practicing the Craft， and incorporating magick into your daily life。
Advance praise for The Book of Spells:
“This book opens the door to a life of magic and inspiration。 The most wonderful thing about it is that Jamie actually lives by the book。 She’s the real deal！ The Book of Spells is personal， engaging， and empowering。 Her information about the Craft is heartfelt， user-friendly， and a treasure trove of witchy wisdom。 You’ll love this book whether you are a novice or an expert。 Enjoy！” — Victoria Bearden， nationally renowned astrologer and psychic
“What a sweet book this is。 Spells and a lot more for people new to the Craft written by an experienced Witch who practices what she preaches。” — Barbara Ardinger， author of Goddess Meditations and Finding New Goddesses
Calling upon ancient powers and the ways of the Witch， The Book of Spells contains rituals and visualizations for releasing negativity， increasing bliss， healing a broken heart， finding your Spirit guides， embarking on the adventure of astral flight， and more。 With the help of timeless myths and fables， as well as author Jamie Della's personal anecdotes， each spell offers empowering insight to help you uncover your innate Divine essence。 This beautifully gilded compendium includes need-to-know information on Sabbats and ancient traditions， Gods and Goddesses， and tools of the Craft such as herbs， crystals， tarot archetypes， moon phases， and runes。 The Book of Spells is the perfect beginner's guide to following the Path， practicing the Craft， and incorporating magick into your daily life。
Advance praise for The Book of Spells:
“This book opens the door to a life of magic and inspiration。 The most wonderful thing about it is that Jamie actually lives by the book。 She’s the real deal！ The Book of Spells is personal， engaging， and empowering。 Her information about the Craft is heartfelt， user-friendly， and a treasure trove of witchy wisdom。 You’ll love this book whether you are a novice or an expert。 Enjoy！” — Victoria Bearden， nationally renowned astrologer and psychic
“What a sweet book this is。 Spells and a lot more for people new to the Craft written by an experienced Witch who practices what she preaches。” — Barbara Ardinger， author of Goddess Meditations and Finding New Goddesses
Reviews
Steph
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Want to learn how to cast a spell？ This book will teach you how to do so。
Dakota
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Perfect for everything I needed it for 😻
Bri
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Long story short， this book is a very pretty addition to my shelf that I would strictly recommend to beginner Wiccans， and even then， I would do so with a word of caution to take the author's wisdom with a large grain of salt。 Despite an attempt to differentiate between Wiccan and witch in the first chapter， Della insists on mentioning the Threefold Law， or Rule of Three， on what feels like every single page and fails to understand that many， if not most， witches do not abide by this rule。 In fa Long story short， this book is a very pretty addition to my shelf that I would strictly recommend to beginner Wiccans， and even then， I would do so with a word of caution to take the author's wisdom with a large grain of salt。 Despite an attempt to differentiate between Wiccan and witch in the first chapter， Della insists on mentioning the Threefold Law， or Rule of Three， on what feels like every single page and fails to understand that many， if not most， witches do not abide by this rule。 In fact， she states the exact opposite， saying that "both paths" follow this Wiccan Rede。 This alone is enough for me to question Della's credibility。 It's a huge factor in why I've rated this book so low。 In addition， I don't think the structure of the book is particularly effective。 Whereas other more comprehensive books are able to cover a variety of topics to interest beginners and introduce them to a multitude of different niches， I don't think it works here。 Only a page （two at the most） is ever spent on one topic， and most of it is redundant information reminding the reader that everything is always connected to nature and the cycle of life and death。 I think the "101" section of the book is only going to be valuable to people if this is the very first book they pick up。 Even that， I say generously。I'm giving the book more than one star because it is full of a variety of different spells， which is nice for beginners to have access to。 I haven't been able to go through every single spell， but the ones that I have looked over seem to be decent and creative。 However， even this section is frustrating to read。 I prefer for spells to be written in a "recipe" format， especially for beginners。 The structure and format of the spells in this book， （in large paragraphs） I find to be overwhelming and unpleasant to read。 Overall， this might be a fun gift for a teenager interested in Wicca or for someone who enjoys adding books with beautiful covers or editions to their shelves， but I wouldn't recommend anyone go out of their way to buy this。 。。。more
Sunny
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The spells are interesting， because they don't really come with ingredients and recipes。 But I kind of like that， that spells can be manifested through personal magic rather than the magic found throughout the world - ingredients just help amplify intentions。However， I was kind of bothered by the incorrect information found in this book。 "Swords" in tarot represent air， and "wands" represent fire - not the other way around。 And regarding the four directions， fire is not in the west， it's in the The spells are interesting， because they don't really come with ingredients and recipes。 But I kind of like that， that spells can be manifested through personal magic rather than the magic found throughout the world - ingredients just help amplify intentions。However， I was kind of bothered by the incorrect information found in this book。 "Swords" in tarot represent air， and "wands" represent fire - not the other way around。 And regarding the four directions， fire is not in the west， it's in the south; likewise， water is not in the south， it's in the west。 I know those to be facts; I can't speak for a lot else that is discussed in this book， but those the incorrect information I DO know of makes me wonder how reliable everything else is。 。。。more
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The Librarian Witch
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When I was offered a review copy of this gorgeous book by Penguin Random House I jumped at the chance！I mean， look how pretty it is！And the contents doesn’t disappoint either！I’m not normally one to pick up a book that just features spells， as I don’t tend to cast them very often， but this book has more to it than that。It also includes information about different paths such as Gardnerian， Alexandrian， Celtic， etc。 I do wish a few more paths were included （Green， Kitchen， Folkloric） but the infor When I was offered a review copy of this gorgeous book by Penguin Random House I jumped at the chance！I mean， look how pretty it is！And the contents doesn’t disappoint either！I’m not normally one to pick up a book that just features spells， as I don’t tend to cast them very often， but this book has more to it than that。It also includes information about different paths such as Gardnerian， Alexandrian， Celtic， etc。 I do wish a few more paths were included （Green， Kitchen， Folkloric） but the information that is provided is very helpful and concise。It also talks about the different sabbats， deities， runes， tarot， crystals， herbs， moon phases， astrology， and much more too！Phew！ See， lots of info here， and all before you even get to the spells！The spells section starts off with explaining what spells really are and how to know if it’s the right time to cast one。 I particularly enjoyed this quote:“Whether you call it praying， visualising， dreaming， or spell casting， the words we speak act as an affirmation to the universe。 Once you send a message through your thoughts or actions， the universal forces are set into motion。”It then goes on to tell you how to cast a circle （which I personally have never done） and theeen you get to the spells！They’re broken down into sections such as; ‘emotional， spiritual， & physical health’， ‘knowledge & self-knowledge’， ‘love， friendship， & family’， and ‘self-improvement’。Here you can find spells for healing your past， boosting your intuition， calling for protection， and loads more for everything you could think of！ And most of them are very simple without huge shopping lists of ingredients。Though more advanced witches may find the spells and information provided a bit too basic。This would be a wonderful book if you’re just starting out on your path， especially if you’re interested in the Wiccan religion （a path a don’t follow myself）。 It’s also a handy reference book to have whenever you need a quick spell or want to look up some information about the sabbats， runes， or tarot meanings。Plus it would look gorgeous sitting on your shelf！ 。。。more
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