Trolldom: Unlocking the Traditional Magic Practice of Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland

by Mari Silva

Delve into the world of trolldom!

Do you have a keen interest in traditional magic?

Do you want to learn about the history of Nordic magic and its traditions?

Have you always wanted to have access to Norse spells and learn about their effects?

Then this is the book for you!

The Nordic religion, Asatru, and the interest in Norse mythology have increased over the last few decades, so it makes sense why everyone is talking about all things Norse.

This book will demonstrate why and how to embrace the Nordic race’s past, present, and future. Welcome their magic into your life and become the master of your own destiny. Use magic and Nordic rituals to bring a sense of wonder into your world and become a trolldom master.

In this book, you Learn about the thirteen months of the treeUnderstand why Norse magic is still popularUnderstand what grimoires mean to modern spellcastersLearn about herb magicMaster Norse potion recipes and learn how to adapt them to your modern lifeUnderstand what cord magic is and how to master itLearn the difference between elves and dwarvesDevelop a magical outlook on love, money, and success
So, what are you waiting for? Click on the “add to cart” button now and get started on a fantastic Nordic journey!

124 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 3, 2023

Reviews

[Fernanda · Rating 3 out of 5]

Rating: 3.5/5 stars.

First, thank you to Mari Silva and Booksprout for the ARC of this book.

Now, the review: This is a guide for trolldom and nordic magic. A guide, since it touches the basics of this kind of magic. It includes the use of myths, herbs and potions, and the values that make the nordic culture the thriving, beautiful culture we all feel attracted to and love today.
The author shares a ton of information as to what it is Trolldom, how to use our natural resources and the history of the culture to add to our daily magical practices. It is really interesting, if a bit all over the place, but interesting and useful nonetheless. The book covers numerology, cord magic, the influence of colour, using the right resources, potions, as well as elf and dwarf magic.
The bit I couldn't connect to or didn't feel was necessary to add was the information of the weapons (in mythology), since I am sure it can be interesting to some, it just didn't feel like it belonged to me.

What I really appreciate and I'm sure it's going to be used by me regularly is the herb and potions section, since the author provides a great list of herbs with it's magical correspondence and uses.

I'm sure I'm going to consult this book many times in the future!

[Freydís Helsdóttir · Rating 1 out of 5]

This was the worst book I’ve read this year… perhaps ever. Misinformation throughout, the “spells” felt like they were all just copy pasted from a template and were NOT Nordic and had nothing to do with Trolldom. The incantations were juvenile and downright cringey. Honestly…. How did this get published??????

This is not a book on Trolldom. It’s a book on eclectic witchcraft. A teen’s book on witchcraft maybe…

[Martha Klimek]

Trollom was a good read. Mari Silva presented the book in an easy-to-understand and easy read for anyone who is into the History of magic, and spells. There are easy-to-follow steps for spells of Traditional Magic.

[Ania · Rating 1 out of 5]

I did not finish this book, which is rare for me. Full of misinformation without any references or resources.