The Encyclopedia of Magickal Ingredients: A Wiccan Guide to Spellcasting
Oct 2005 · Simon and Schuster
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Bringing the art and magick of casting spells to the masses, Lexa Rosean is the new face of Wicca.
In The Encyclopedia of Magickal Ingredients she provides beginner and experienced practitioners of spellcasting with a quick, easy, and accurate guide to the magickal powers and properties of herbs, spices, flowers, vegetables, fruits, metals, and colors -- more than 500 ingredients in all.
With this info at your fingertips, you can craft spells for specific desires or needs -- whether it's love, luck, fertility, or even next month's rent! Written with passion for the craft and a deep understanding of the needs of modern-day Wiccans, The Encyclopedia of Magickal Ingredients is an indispensable addition to every occult library and an essential reference for all with the gift of magick.
In The Encyclopedia of Magickal Ingredients she provides beginner and experienced practitioners of spellcasting with a quick, easy, and accurate guide to the magickal powers and properties of herbs, spices, flowers, vegetables, fruits, metals, and colors -- more than 500 ingredients in all.
With this info at your fingertips, you can craft spells for specific desires or needs -- whether it's love, luck, fertility, or even next month's rent! Written with passion for the craft and a deep understanding of the needs of modern-day Wiccans, The Encyclopedia of Magickal Ingredients is an indispensable addition to every occult library and an essential reference for all with the gift of magick.
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Phoebe Chalk
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September 28, 2022
Pretty darn good! Some things could use a little updating or more info, but it's still a fantastic rescource. Some of the descriptions are a little scant on info, but it's meant to be a quick guide in my eyes. I don't think there's ever been a moment I haven't used it. *Edit*: There is ALOT of differences between the digital and hard copy of this book. The digital has several entries missing. It's still a decent read, but I personally recommend finding a printed copy to comb through as well.
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Justin Armstrong
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May 7, 2015
This book i even use whn i need to look up things that i can find else where eather here in the psychol of meta(but i use the house of knowledge for everything else)
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A Google user
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March 23, 2008
This is an excellent book to own alonside Scott Cunnighams Encyclopedia Of Magical Herbs. Lexa not only has many of the herbs Scott speaks of, but also other everyday ingredients such as nails, eggs and feathers.
A deffinate must for all magical pratictioners.
About the author
Lexa Roséan is the author of The Supermarket Sorceress, The Supermarket Sorceress's Sexy Hexes, The Supermarket Sorceress's Enchanted Evenings, Easy Enchantments, PowerSpells, Zodiac Spells, and TarotPower. A high priestess of Wicca, she is currently astrology advisor for CosmoGirl and Seventeen magazines, and will be featured in two upcoming documentaries about Wicca -- Out of the Broom Closet and Potion. A professional psychic and astrologer, she lives in New York City. Visit Lexa on the Web at www.LexaRosean.com.
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