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19.02.2026

“Celtic Magic: A Practitioner’s Guide” by Brigid Ehrmantraut

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"A captivating introduction to Celtic magic, revealing its integration into daily life from antiquity to the Middle Ages, inviting readers to explore its mysteries through rituals and practical charms. Druids and divination, curses and charms: the Celtic world was filled with magic and intrigue, but how and why did people practice magic? This guide travels through Celtic-speaking regions to explore the different ways people interacted with magic. Some sought aid through deities and dedications, while others used spells and curse tablets to wish ill on their enemies. With the medieval period, magic collided with popular religion, saints overtook the old gods, and witches, shape-shifters, and spirit battles became but tropes of medieval literature. Author Brigid Ehrmantraut...>>

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18.02.2026

“Surrealism and Operative Alchemy: The Secret Language at the Origins of the Surrealist Movement” by Patrick Lepetit

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🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "Discover the links between European surrealism and the alchemical tradition • Draws on rare primary documents to reveal the connections between surrealism, 20th century alchemy, and 19th century occultism • Explores Éliphas Lévi, Jewish and Christian Kabbalah, and Hermeticism to show how surrealist symbology contained an initiatory dimension or “secret teaching” • Details collaborations between surrealists André Breton, Bernard Roger, and Salvador Dalí and alchemists René Alleau, Eugène Canseliet, and Fulcanelli Over the last century the symbols and strangeness of the surrealists have become world-renowned, but what isn’t so well-known is the hidden relationship between surrealism and alchemy. The works of both traditions not only had a decisive influence on each...>>

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18.02.2026

“Mundane Magic: A Lazy Witch’s Guide to Hacking Your Brain, Building a Daily Practice, and Getting Stuff Done” by Molly Donlan

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🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "Transform the mundane tasks of daily life into intentional moments of Magical self-care, with spells, rituals, and exercises that work with your brain, not against it—from the co-host of the Demystify Magic podcast Are the dust bunnies and clutter in your house getting out of control? Do you put off cleaning your shower curtain or organizing your closet until you can’t ignore the mess anymore? Imagine turning these mundane chores into moments of Magic, where sweeping the floor or folding laundry becomes an act of spiritual connection and enchantment. But how do we bridge the gap between the ordinary and the extraordinary? That’s where Mundane Magic comes in, to help you focus on the...>>

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18.02.2026

“Embody Your Magic: Create the Life of Your Dreams Through Astrology, Numerology, Mediumship, Metaphysics, and Human Design — A Warm Spiritual Guide to Shadow Work and Wholeness” by Aycee Brown

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🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "From spiritual guide and teacher Aycee Brown, a warm and inviting handbook to discovering wholeness by embodying your truth and embracing your power. When Aycee Brown was a child, her connection to spirit made her feel like an outcast, until her grandmother helped her see this burden as a gift. Now, Aycee helps readers—as well as clients and "Is My Aura on Straight?" podcast listeners—map their journey from trauma to wholeness. Rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all approach, Aycee teaches us which healing modality to use, when. Embarking on a soul journey, readers will explore different parts of themselves and step into their own story by exploring the canyon, or shadow self, through the following...>>

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17.02.2026

“The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn: Magic Arts and the Occult Revival” by Felix Taylor

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🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "A full-­length narrative history of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, the esoteric society at the center of the nineteenth- and twentieth-century rise of the occult. Occultism has long been associated with the visual and literary arts, the wild and the avant-­garde, and nowhere was this more embodied than in the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. Founded in London in the 1880s by Freemasons, it was the world’s most famous secret society. In this fresh and invigorating narrative history, Felix John Taylor recounts its rise and fall through those for whom the Order represented both an alternative to traditional Victorian religious values and a space for imaginative exploration. Devoted to the study of...>>

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