And as witchcraft has proliferated, it has become increasingly diverse, decentralized, and open to personal interpretation. They often focus on the history and origin of a practice and may work with plants and objects that are native to their location. Raines' approach to the craft unfolds in a simple, yet subtly elegant writing style that is both inviting and informative. They draw their power, tools, and rituals from the earth and the great outdoors and use plant, flower, and herbal preparations as a primary source of spell ingredients and ritual content. TL;DR; You should really read the post in full if you want to use curses, but to condense; cleanse, use the right curse for the job, walk away when you're done, and use lots of light magick too.

It has been written by several reviewers that there is really nothing new being presented here, that it contains much information that you can get elsewhere. Here is the crux upon which the book rests; what is the role of the gray witch and where are they located on the path moving back and forth between darkness and light? However, there are more comprehensive guides and most spells and recipes seemed lifted from Judika Illes' Encyclopaedic works. Whether you’re looking for advice on which crystal will completely transform your life (hi, moldavite) or a Full Moon ritual or three to try, you can probably find a witch-fluencer telling you all you need to know in a one-minute video or infographic.Grey witches work with a broad spectrum of spirits, celestials, and ancestors both living and those to come. In her preface the author begins with a iconic quote from 'The Wizard of Oz', "Are you a good witch or a bad witch?

Along the way, he is joined by five other heroes: his childhood friend and priest of Pharis, Etoh; the sorcerer, Slayn; the dwarf craftsman, Ghim; the high elf, Deedlit; and the thief, Woodchuck. The ratings/reviews displayed here may not be representative of every listing on this page, or of every review for these listings.They may study the history, traditions, and cultural associations of different plants and herbs as well as use them in rituals, potions, and spells. Amythyst shares her years of insight into this world in very easy to follow steps allowing the reader to get their feet wet into this world of Witchcraft. For myself, after a few years of practicing strictly with lightwork, I found myself more on the path of grey witchcraft.

In the journal, he dedicates a section to the Witches of England, where he describes the "three classes of witches". Even if you're not planning on following through and exercising curses against others it could still be a useful read and definitely stimulates thought.Personalized advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out. You can book a personal, written tarot reading with her, which comes as a beautifully illustrated brochure, while she is also the published author of Power Purpose Practice, Card of the Day Tarot and The Good Karma Tarot. I work as a witch and a shaman and a long time ago when I started to walk the old paths Athena/Minerva was one of my first spiritual guides.