Magick Matters

12.06.2020

“The Spell Book for New Witches: Essential Spells to Change Your Life” by Ambrosia Hawthorn

"The Spell Book for New Witches: Essential Spells to Change Your Life" by Ambrosia Hawthorn

"Change your life with this enchantingly easy spell book Magic is present within us all—when accessed, it allows us to connect to the natural world, invite in opportunities, and create the change we need in our lives. The Spell Book for New Witches shows you how to tap into your inner power and make spellcasting practical for your day-to-day. This spell book starts with an introduction to spell work, including performing spells, prepping your space, and channeling energy to access your power. Easy-to-follow spells will help you find lasting love, protect your family and friends, advance your career, and live the life you deserve. The Spell Book for New Witches includes: Practical magic—An overview...>>

12.06.2020

“Spirits of the Cage: True Accounts of Living in a Haunted Medieval Prison” by Richard Estep and Vanessa Mitchell

"Spirits of the Cage: True Accounts of Living in a Haunted Medieval Prison" by Richard Estep and Vanessa Mitchell

"The jailer's evil spirit torments residents. The demonic black entity appears in broad daylight. The ghost of a trapped child still searches for her mother. These examples are just a taste of the terrifying phantoms and tortured souls that dwell in the Cage, a cottage in Essex, England, that was used to imprison those accused of witchcraft in the 16th century. When Vanessa Mitchell moved into the Cage, she had no idea that a paranormal nightmare was waiting for her. From her first day living there, Vanessa saw apparitions walk through her room, heard ghostly growls, and was even slapped and pushed by invisible hands. After three years of hostile paranormal activity, Vanessa moved out, fearing for her...>>

11.06.2020

“The Tree of Knowledge: The Biological Roots of Human Understanding” by Humberto R. Maturana and Francisco J. Varela

"The Tree of Knowledge: The Biological Roots of Human Understanding" by Humberto R. Maturana and Francisco J. Varela

"Knowing how we know" is the subject of this book. Its authors present a new view of cognition that has important social and ethical implications, for, they assert, the only world we humans can have is the one we create together through the actions of our coexistence. Written for a general audience as well as for students, scholars, and scientists and abundantly illustrated with examples from biology, linguistics, and new social and cultural phenomena, this revised edition includes a new afterword by Dr. Varela, in which he discusses the effect the book has had in the years since its first publication."...>>

11.06.2020

“Brain Magick: Exercises in Meta-Magick and Invocation” by Philip H. Farber

"Brain Magick: Exercises in Meta-Magick and Invocation" by Philip H. Farber

"How powerful, seductive, or mythical would you like your life to be? The ultimate goal of invocation is to infuse your life with more excitement, purpose, and passion. Recent discoveries in neuroscience suggest that the magical practices of evocation and invocation are based in natural brain functions—this book is the first to present a theory of magick based on the new research. Brain Magick is packed full of exercises (more than 70) that illustrate the principles of neuroscience and magick, and has everything you need to quickly develop skill in the art of invocation. This easily practiced form of ritual technology is appropriate for complete novices and magical adepts alike. If you are familiar with any...>>

11.06.2020

“Islendzk Æventýri: Icelandic Legends, Novellas & Folktales translated from H. Gering’s “Islendzk Æventýri” (Isländische Legenden, Novellen und Märchen), Volume II” by J. Turbes (2017 revised ed)

"Islendzk Æventýri: Icelandic Legends, Novellas & Folktales translated from H. Gering’s "Islendzk Æventýri" (Isländische Legenden, Novellen und Märchen), Volume II" by J. Turbes (2017 revised ed)

"This is an English translation of Icelandic tales first compiled by Hugo Gering as "Íslendzk Æventýri; Isländische Legenden, Novellen und Märchen". From the late 1870's into the early 1880's, Hugo Gering traveled repeatedly to Copenhagen University library where he spent countless hours with the original and often fragmented Icelandic parchment manuscripts from the Arnamagnaean collection to research and compile these tales. The result was two volumes: the first in a more contemporary Icelandic, and the second in Gering's native German. Now for the first time, this translation presents that compilation of legends, novellas and tales in English."...>>