Encyclopedia of White Magic

Description

The Encyclopedia of White Magic is a practical handbook of the ritual and practice of seasonal magic. Written by a traditional, English, hereditary witch, she introduces the traditions and practices of witchcraft. This book covers the festivals of the witch’s calendar, their chants, spells, and blessings appropriate to the time of year are collected together.

Paddy Slade explains the nature of magic and its place in the Old Religion – witchcraft. Magic is a force that is neither good nor bad. It is the intention of those who use it to direct it to beneficent or maleficent ends. This practicing witch explains how to work with the seasons and tides of nature and be in tune with all living things. She explors the myths of popular fiction and with extraordinary candour she explains how to cast spells, make talismans, call down blessings, and work for the wellbeing of others.

WHITE MAGIC offers a fascinating insight into this age-old cult. It will make the skeptic rethink, intrigue the uncommitted, and guide those who wish to serve the natural forces of the Earth.

New York: Mallard Press, 1990. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover

Vintage 1990