“Galdrastafir: A Collection of Icelandic Magical Staves” by Matthew Leigh Embleton (3rd edition)

"Galdrastafir are magical staves, symbols, or Sigils from Iceland which are believed to have evolved from the common Germanic tradition of Bindrunes. They are documented in Icelandic manuscripts from the Late Middle Ages until the 20th Century, and they give us a glimpse of a rich tradition of magic in the Norse world. Preserved manuscripts contain a wealth of these magical symbols drawn by hand in personal hand books. In some cases there are accompanying sentences explaining their meanings and instruction on their use, and in many cases the very name of the symbol told them all they needed to know, with their uses open to interpretation. There are a series of common elements of the...>>

“Yogini Magic: The Sorcery, Enchantment and Witchcraft of the Divine Feminine” by Gregory Peters

"What are the Yoginis? Some say they are witch-like Tantrik goddesses that reign over magic, sorcery, enchantments and yoga. Are they human? Supernatural? Divine? Their protean quality is certainly in keeping with their powers of shape-shifting, enchantment and illusion. For the sincere practitioner, they can provide great boons of wealth and pleasure… But it will not go well for the fool—the Yoginis will tear off his head and drink his blood. Yogini Magic teaches you how to approach the Yoginis and work with them…to your benefit."...>>

“The Secrets of the Seven Metals: A Bridge between Heaven and Earth” by Nicholas Kollerstrom

"Traditionally, alchemists always viewed the seven known metals as having a connection with the heavenly spheres. As gold was associated with the Sun, and silver with the moon, so likewise was copper for example linked to Venus. Do these old beliefs have any relevance in modern times? In my youth, I became interested when I found that experiments showed that these ancient affinities did really work. I started doing this work in the early 1970s, so this opus is a kind of of life-work. Is silver really connected to the Moon and gold to the Sun, as alchemists used to believe? For thousands of years people have held such beliefs. We here take...>>

“The Power of the Ankh: How to Use the Ancient Symbol of Life to Transform Your Health, Wealth and Destiny” by Peter J. Morris

"The Ankh has long-since been revered as a powerful bringer of wealth and good-fortune. As far back as the time of the Ancient Egyptians, it was known to be a powerful occult tool—one used in magickal ceremonies, healing practices and secret initiations. What exactly are the ancient mystical secrets that the Ankh conceals and how can you access them to improve your life? In The Power of the Ankh, author Peter J. Morris explores the mystical and metaphysical power hidden behind this cryptic and often misunderstood symbol. After tracing the Ankh's history—from ancient civilizations through to 20th-century youth counter-cultures—the author explores its application in a variety of magickal and spiritual practices. This includes a step-by-step guide to...>>

“The Winding Path: Evolving Eclectic Witchcraft” by Persephone Rossi

"Witchcraft need not be confined to a religious context or bound by dogma. Instead, tradition and progress, past and present meet and co-exist for the modern eclectic Witch. With 40 lessons in earth-based magick, this book delves into the practice of the solitary forging their own path, from seeker to leader. You will progress from basic practices and knowledge about moon phases, magick, and ritual, to deeper explanations about astral work, aspecting, and serving the larger community. Homework at the end of each chapter offers an opportunity to put knowledge into practice and deepen your connection to the energies around you. Focused less on deity worship and more on actual magickal practice, this book offers...>>