Magick Matters

“Entering the Circle: Ancient Secrets of Siberian Wisdom Discovered by a Russian Psychiatrist” by Olga Kharitidi

"Olga Kharitidi's debut book is a remarkable account of her spiritual adventure in snowbound Siberia. Joining an ailing friend on a spontaneous trip to the Atai Mountains, Dr. Kharitidi is taken into apprenticeship by a native Shaman who guides her through bizarre, magical, and often terrifying experiences that open her eyes to a wellspring of deeper learning. On the road to Belovedia, a fabled civilization of highly evolved beings, she encounters revolutionary mystical teachings while discovering ancient secrets of magic and healing. At once a modern odyssey and a timeless dreamscape, Entering the Circle is an inspiring story of personal growth and an insightful work about the limitless potential of human spirit."...>>

“Candle Magic: What You Need To Know” by Raven Coyne

"A single candle flame can light the world. Candle Magic: What You Need To Know is a simple, step-by-step, and colorful guide to the power of candle magic. Learn: •The best colors of candles for each situation •Finding, buying and dressing your candles •Use of the right crystals, incense, and spices for powerful candle magic •How to design your own spells to fit your needs •Dozens of premade spells perfect for many of life’s challenges"...>>

“The Dark Side of the Moon: A Complete Course in Magic & Witchcraft” by Basil E. Crouch (Finbarr)

"Basil Crouch makes the point that this book is not based on theory, but on WHAT CAN ACTUALLY HAPPEN, based on the results achieved by his followers. In Chapter II he writes: Everything that I write of I have experienced. No other author can write with such authority. In my book you can read of things that you have never seen before. What we have read in this book we have never seen before! Much of it is mind-boggling - even frightening - and we can only say that 'truth is indeed stranger than fiction'! This is clearly not a book for most people. It was written for the serious beginner and for the ambitious ...>>

“Supernatural and Secular Power in Early Modern England” by Marcus Harmes and Victoria Bladen

"For the people of early modern England, the dividing line between the natural and supernatural worlds was both negotiable and porous - particularly when it came to issues of authority. Without a precise separation between ’science’ and ’magic’ the realm of the supernatural was a contested one, that could be used both to bolster and challenge various forms of authority and the exercise of power in early modern England. In order to better understand these issues, this volume addresses a range of questions regarding the ways in which ideas, beliefs and constructions of the supernatural threatened and conflicted with authority, as well as how the power of the supernatural could be used by authorities (monarchical, ...>>