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BOOKS - WICCA AND WITCHCRAFT | |
| Women's Rites, Women's Mysteries | |
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How can women turn birthday parties, baby showers, and other rites of passage into empowering celebrations brimming with meaning and fiery feminine spirit? Emphasizing the Dianic Wiccan tradition, Barrett shows women how they can create empowering, transformative rituals that strengthen their profound connection to the Goddess. Instead of providing shortcuts, scripts, or rote rituals, she teaches women how to think like a ritualist. Step by step, readers learn the ritual-making process: developing a purpose and theme, building an altar, preparing emotionally and mentally (energetics), spellcasting, and more. For beginners or experienced ritualists, solitaries or groups, this thorough, engaging guide to the art of ritual-making can help women commemorate every sacred milestone-from menstruation to marriage to menopause-that touches their lives. 'Ruth Barrett brings her many years of experience in teaching and priestessing in the Dianic tradition to this book. Her thoughtfulness, intelligence and depth of understanding make it a valuable resource and will open a new perspective for many Pagans.' -Starhawk, best-selling author of The Spiral Dance and The Fifth Sacred Thing. Softcover, 329 pgs. |
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Item #: WRWMY |
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| Working with Fairies (Franklin) | |
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by Anna Franklin. This is not a book about the imaginary creatures of storybooks. It is about real fairies, potent beings of Earth, Air, Fire, and Water, of plant stream rock and place. Working With Fairies looks at the world of the fairy, from house spirits, nature spirits, Elementals and devas, to personal fairy guardians and sweethearts. It contains techniques, rituals and spells to enable you to contact the fairy realm. Paperback 256 pgs |
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Item #: BWKGFA |
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