23.04.2022

“HagStones” by Melusine Draco (ARCANUM)

Magick Matters

"Much of the information that has been collected for Hagstones is of a repetitive nature but this is, in itself, an endorsement of the strong beliefs that were still prevalent in the early part of the 20th-century, up and down the country. In fact, the sheer oddity of hag-stones has long made them a focus of folk magic — where they’ve been used for everything from wishing spells to hedge-riding and protection — and serious academic study. The names for these perforated rocks vary by region, but hag-stones have been viewed as magical across the world and, are also said to be bringers of high psychic powers and heightened intuition."...>>

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23.04.2022

“The Atheist Witch’s Guide to Energy” by Anna Mist

Magick Matters

"When it comes to casting spells for atheist witches, it's all about energy. The following guide will give you a rounded introduction to visualization and manipulating energy for magical use."...>>

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23.04.2022

“The Atheist Witch’s Cookbook” by Anna Mist

Magick Matters

"Warning: This book contains relevant information on history, philosophy, metaphysics, and every witch's favorite topic: Casting spells! Read only if you're prepared to accept the possibility of becoming a no-nonsense witch who answers to nobody but yourself."...>>

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23.04.2022

“Godless Magick: A brief guide on atheistic witchcraft” by Anna Mist

Magick Matters

"Can atheists practice witchcraft? Absolutely! The following guide discusses the basics of atheistic witchcraft. This guide is great for beginners, or people who enjoy learning about different beliefs and paths. Learn how to make your own magickal alphabet, how to cast spells as an atheist witch, and more!"...>>

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23.04.2022

“Spirituality Without Structure: The Power of Finding Your Own Path” by Nimue Brown (Pagan Portals, kindle ebook version)

Magick Matters

"Many people crave a spiritual life without wanting to belong to rigid religions with the almost unavoidable power structures and politics that involves. This book explores how to construct your own spiritual path, considering the implications of seeking a spiritual life without wanting organised religion to dominate it. As such it has applications for Pagans, atheists, agnostics, heretics from any mainstream faith, and seekers of all kinds."...>>

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