Magick Matters

02.08.2026

“Ensnared: Escaping New Age and Occult Practices Through Biblical Truth and Gospel Hope” by Jac Marino Chen

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"Astrology, crystals, tarot, and witchcraft promise spiritual power and peace, but behind their appeal is a darkness only Christ can overcome. Jac Marino Chen was a drug-and-alcohol addicted, self-described sorceress practicing ritual magick in a masonic temple. In Ensnared, she shares her story of how childhood trauma, addiction, and the occult pulled her deeper into spiritual deception until Jesus rescued her. With firsthand honesty and Scripture-centered clarity, she exposes the lies behind counterfeit spirituality and shows how Jesus Christ rescues, forgives, and transforms. In a world where occult and New Age practices are becoming increasingly mainstream, Ensnared will help you: * understand the basics of New Age and occult teachings and see what really ...>>

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02.08.2026

“Good Witch: In Search of Our Lost Feminine Power” by Lucianne Tonti

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"A paradigm-shifting book that asks what the world might be like if divine feminine power had never been devalued. And shows us how it is being reclaimed. Gardener. Gossip. Spinster. Healer. Nymph . . . Witch. For centuries, the work of women was viewed with suspicion. Their knowledge — of bodies, nature, and community — posed a threat to a masculine order. To men who saw them as something to be contained and controlled. Good Witch takes us back hundreds of years to the dark times when witch hunts were sweeping Europe and North America. From Salem to England, Scotland to the northern corners of Norway, tens of thousands of women were persecuted, prosecuted and ...>>

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02.08.2026

“The Faery Rules: How to Live in Harmony with the Fae” by Charlie Creed

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"Step carefully — the old ways still hold power... The Faery Rules revives long-forgotten customs for navigating the hidden realm of the Fae. This essential guide unveils ancient protections, age-old etiquette, and long-silenced folklore to help readers understand, respect, and avoid the mischief and dangers of the faery world. Presented as both a reference and a practical manual, this unique volume explores faery folklore from multiple angles. Whether you’re a scholar of myth, a lover of cozy fantasy, or someone who believes the veil is thin, this handbook offers an enthralling, grounded path to faery knowledge. Every chapter features rules and rituals – from warding off changelings to rewarding brownies – rooted in authentic tradition ...>>

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02.08.2026

“Pragmatic PGM III. Ancient Protection & Curses for Modern Practitioners: 70+ Authentic Spells for Defense, Binding & Worldly Success from the Greek Magical Papyri” by Hieronomous Goldsmith (Pragmatic PGM: The Greek Magical Papyri Book 3)

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"The Greek Magical Papyri preserve what professional magicians actually sold: protection from enemies, victory in court, silencing opponents, and binding those who meant harm. This volume extracts 70+ defensive and offensive workings from Betz's scholarly translation, transforming academic apparatus into an operational grimoire with full papyrus citations. Protective workings include phylacteries (protective amulets) drawn from PGM VII and PGM IV—the same designs ancient practitioners inscribed on gemstones, metal lamellae, and papyrus strips worn against the skin. Exorcism protocols appear as Egyptian priest-magicians documented them, complete with the barbarous names that compelled hostile spirits to depart. The voces magicae appear with phonetic pronunciation guides; when ancient scribes wrote PAKERBETH or BOLCHOSETH, you'll know exactly how to ...>>

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02.08.2026

“Pragmatic PGM II. Ancient Divination for Modern Practitioners: 60+ Authentic Oracles, Visions & Spirit Contact from the Greek Magical Papyri” by Hieronomous Goldsmith (Pragmatic PGM: The Greek Magical Papyri Book 2)

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"Professional magicians in Graeco-Roman Egypt ran consulting businesses answering questions about lost property, future events, and divine will. Their methods survived in the Greek Magical Papyri—now extracted from academic translations and formatted as a practical working grimoire. This volume presents 73 complete divination workings from sources including PGM I, PGM IV (Great Magical Papyrus of Paris), PGM V, and PGM VII, each citing its original papyrus reference. The famous lamp scrying methods (lychnomancy) that so impressed ancient clients appear here with full instructions—from simple vessel divination (PGM IV.3209-3254) to elaborate operations invoking Helios as the supreme oracle deity (PGM IV.930-1114). Every barbarous name carries a phonetic pronunciation guide. When the papyrus calls for "Mendesian wine" ...>>

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