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quote 2016-05-07 14:53
Indeed in the messenger of Allah (Muhammad(sal)) you have a good example to follow for him who hopes for (the meeting with) Allah & the Last Day, & remembers Allah much.
Holy Qur'an, Verse(33:21)

 

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quote 2016-02-11 12:09
“Night. The stars and the moon impassive, undisturbed, eternal. A little of their impassivity flows into me. They are consoling. They reduce the intensity and acuteness of human sorrow. I feel less strangled, less oppressed.”


~ Anaïs Nin

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review 2015-11-04 08:58
Traditional Witchcraft and the Path to the Mysteries - Melusine Draco
The Deep Heart of Witchcraft - David Salisbury
Traditional Witchcraft for the Seashore - Melusine Draco
Traditional Witchcraft for Urban Living - Melusine Draco
Traditional Witchcraft for Fields and Hedgerows - Melusine Draco
Traditional Witchcraft for the Woods and Forests: A Witch's Guide to the Woodland with Guided Meditations and Pathworking - Melusine Draco
Traditional Witchcraft and the Pagan Revival: A Magical Anthropology - Melusine Draco
"More and more often these days I get asked what books would I recommend for solitary witches who have gone beyond material aimed at beginners. The truth is, there aren't that many. The Deep Heart of Witchcraft, by David Salisbury, is one I've recommended in the past. Now I'll be adding Traditional Witchcraft and the Path to the Mysteries by Mélusine Draco.

This book is the final in Mélusine's series Traditional Witchcraft for Urban Living, Traditional Witchcraft for the Seashore, Traditional Witchcraft for Fields and Hedgerows,Traditional Witchcraft for the Woods and Forests and Traditional Witchcraft and the Pagan Revival.It is aimed at witches who have worked through all the earlier books, taken on board the lessons and have a thorough grasp of the techniques and practices of witchcraft. So, one might ask, what is there left to learn? "

Taken from http://www.badwitch.co.uk/2015/03/review-traditional-witchcraft-and-path.html this is part of a much longer review of Path to the Mysteries, written by 'bad witch' Lucya Starza. 

 

I've tagged the other books in the series, which Lucya refers to in her review, and also David Salisbury's excellent 'Deep heart of witchcraft'.

Source: www.badwitch.co.uk/2015/03/review-traditional-witchcraft-and-path.html
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quote 2015-11-03 16:39
"her instructions are really easy to follow. I must confess, I have always bought smudge sticks from shops but it is so easy to make them, now I know how, that I feel a fool and I'm inspired to try some of these ideas out."
A Kitchen Witch's World of Magical Herbs & Plants - Rachel Patterson

This a comment from a review first posted on http://www.witchhazelsmagick.com/2014/10/book-review-kitchen-witchs-world-of.html - the reviewer is a book lover and a witch, and clearly really got on with the book. 

Source: www.witchhazelsmagick.com/2014/10/book-review-kitchen-witchs-world-of.html
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review 2015-11-03 16:34
"After reading Rachel Patterson’s newest book in her Kitchen Witch series, you just might be inspired to give your kitchen a magical makeover. Not only is she a veteran author of five books on magical food, she is High Priestess of the Kitchen Witch Coven and an elder at the online Kitchen Witch School of Natural Witchcraft. With touches of cheeky humour, she describes readying the kitchen and cooking equipment for magical work, seasonal and holiday recipes, magical food for intent, correspondences of various sorts, food for the moon cycle, and food spells. Think “Engagement Chicken” (Glamour magazine’s famous recipe for inducing a man to propose) taken to a whole new level!"
A Kitchen Witch's World of Magical Food - Rachel Patterson

Spiral Nature is a fantastic website exploring magic and spirituality. The quote is from there review of A Kitchen Witch's world of Magical Food - you can read the rest here -

 

http://www.spiralnature.com/reviews/kitchen-witchs-world-magical-food/

 

And then you can go on and poke around the rest of the site, because it's well worth exploring.

Source: www.spiralnature.com/reviews/kitchen-witchs-world-magical-food
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