Find Your Soul Path: Discover the Magical Life Within

by Emma Griffin

Find your Soul Path seamlessly blends spirituality with self-help as it seeks to give the reader the tools to begin to live in a more conscious way. Author and eclectic witch Emma Griffin shows the reader how to discover their soul-purpose and move through the world in a way that starts from a place of purpose and authenticity and allows that to radiate out. Starting in the home, all areas of life are explored, with mindfulness, intuition, and empowerment leading the way. A fantastic introduction to developing a spiritual practice, Find your Soul Path is a gentle exploration of the most easily accessible aspects of witchcraft presented - alongside genuinely helpful life advice - in a way that will appeal to those interested in new age spirituality and the role it can play in modern life.

Written with the busy modern woman in mind, ideas and tips for practical ways to find moments of peace and connection are included that are easy to fit into everyday life, such as creating a morning ritual, a bath ritual and journaling prompts. Author Emma Griffin shares her wisdom and sage advice, gained over a lifetime of seeking deep connection with nature and the soul, for moving through the challenges of the modern world in an empowered way that celebrates the divine feminine.

With a focus on connecting to the true self, Find Your Soul Path presents the ancient wisdom of womanhood to a new generation of witches and the spiritually curious, with easily followed rituals for celebrating the sabbats of the Wheel of the Year and practical journaling exercises that help the reader to dive deep on their quest for personal peace and enlightenment.

A beginner's guide, this is a book for the open-minded reader who is interested in getting in touch with their more spiritual side, and exploring how they can use their intuition to lead a life that feels more authentic and full of intention.

Genres: Spirituality, Nonfiction, Witchcraft

160 pages, Hardcover

Published October 31, 2023

Reviews

[Gem ~]

After reading this I am instantly inspired to start journalling more thanks to the many brilliant prompts within its pages and the stunning illustrations and designs. It is certainly a book very much aimed at people with an interest in sacred, traditional and spiritual practices, but equally if you are just curious about how to be more in tune with yourself and the world, or how to discover a different path, this offers a very good starting point.
I appreciated how it touches on grief particularly, and not shunning or shying away from negative or difficult thoughts and experiences. Though there were points, such as the morning routine section, where it felt the author could have acknowledged how privileged they are to have access to the space and time to dedicate to meditation and journalling, which is probably out of reach for a lot of people who have caring responsibilities, and /or work for example, it was clearly written from the author's perspective of what works for them, even if it is less achievable for many women. Despite this, there are many practices and rituals that can be incorporated in little ways, even if not on a daily basis, to enhance and engage with your inner self and carve out a bit of time for important work and reflection.

[Shelley]

Physically this book is absolutely stunning! I loved all of the photography, images, colours, full quote pages it was all so well designed.

The content of the book is also well organised. I thoroughly enjoyed reading through this a couple chapters at a time. There are many journal prompts within the book, journaling is something that I am quite new too so I did find it a bit overwhelming to have quite so many prompts and questions but I am working through them at my own pace.

I think this is a fantastic book for those beginning to learn about their own spirituality, manifesting and living authentically.

[Emily]

Find Your Soul Path by Emma Griffin is a beautiful book that somehow made me think of Autumn (my favourite season). Probably due to the colours and layout of the book, probably because of the beautiful pictures in it (Emma used to be a professional photographer before becoming a full time witch)… The only thing I know for sure is that this book has massive comfy cozy vibes.

It’s great for witches and spiritual people alike, perfect for anyone who loves to mark life’s big events or the changing seasons with mindful, yet simple rituals.
If you’re someone who enjoys journaling, you’re gonna love this book even more because it’s full of prompts for self reflection and shadow work.

A highly recommended read, you definitely want to have this book by your bedside or on your coffee table or anywhere at hand, ready to be picked up and flipped through, so you can soak up the magick in these pages.

[Aliena]

A lovely book, aimed at beginners mostly but as a long time practicing Witch I found it both interesting and inspiring.
I have followed Emma on Instagram for a number of years and always find her content and words to be a ray of sunshine.

[Misty Tuttle]

This book is so beautiful! It's beautifully written, and the images are calming and spark joy. I love Emma's writing style because she is down to earth, and you can feel how nurturing she is. I highly recommend it!

[Mel Stanton]

A beautiful book to have on the coffee table, altar or shelf, aesthetically pleasing, and really lovely to read. A nice, easy, uncomplicated book, so perfect for beginners, but also great for those that have been doing this a while.

[Zowie]

A beautiful book for anyone interested in starting out on their spiritual path. The pages are well presented with beautiful photos. I follow the author on instagram and she is a lovely lady with so much knowledge about witchcraft. A book I would definitely recommend.

[Nanna M]

This book was beautifully written. It was like having a warm hug. It was a quick read but I definitely will be reading it again.

[Melissa Turner]

Loved this book! I was inspired immediately to start journaling, make my own smudging wands, and go exploring nature more mindfully! Such a beautiful book.

[Vee Orrell]

A great book about finding your way on the Witches Path. Full of practical information, spells & insight. A great book to return back to over & over again!

[Naomi Clair]

I absolutely loved this book!! it had created ao much inspiration for me

[Marcia Weekes-Spears]

Finding Your Soul Path by Emma Griffin is a beautiful invitation to slow down, turn inward and become more curious about who you are beneath all the noise, expectations and conditioning of everyday life.

Rather than telling you what your spiritual path should look like, Griffin offers reflections, questions and practices that encourage you to explore your authentic self, your values, intuition, purpose and the life that feels most aligned with you.

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💖 What I Loved

• This feels less like a book you read once and put back on the shelf, and more like a companion you keep nearby. I can absolutely see myself picking it up again and again, opening a chapter when I need reflection, reassurance or spiritual inspiration.

• I particularly loved the questions throughout the book. They invite you to stop reading passively and actually examine yourself. Some appear simple at first, but when you sit with them properly, they can take you somewhere much deeper.

• There is a gentleness to the writing that I appreciated. Spirituality can sometimes become overly complicated or prescriptive. This isn't. There is space here to explore what resonates with you rather than being told what you should believe.

• I also loved that this book arrived at a point in my own life when I am thinking much more deeply about authenticity, freedom, values and what it means to live in alignment with who I am becoming. There were moments when I found myself reading a question and then putting the book down because I needed time to think about my answer.

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💫 Favourite Moment

The sections exploring your authentic self really stayed with me.

There is something powerful about being asked to consider who you are when you strip away roles, expectations, other people's opinions and the versions of yourself you may have created simply to belong.

Those are not questions to answer once. They are questions worth returning to throughout your life.

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🎯 Who Should Read It

I would recommend this to anyone exploring spirituality, self-discovery, intuition, purpose or personal transformation.

But particularly to anyone who feels that quiet sense that something within them is changing, and wants to understand what is emerging rather than rushing to define it.

This is also a lovely book for someone beginning a spiritual journey because it feels accessible rather than overwhelming.

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🧠 Final Thoughts

A beautiful, thoughtful book that I won't consider "finished" simply because I've reached the final page.

Finding Your Soul Path is one of those books you keep within reach. You return to it when you need inspiration, when something in your life shifts, or simply when you want to reconnect with yourself.

And I suspect the answers you find within it will change as you do.

[Claudia Alzraa]

I am writing this with the rating I would have given it had I found it at the beginning of my spiritual journey, for this is very much a beginner's book. It contains an introduction to everything from affirmations, rituals, self-care, crystals, etc. It's an all-in-one "I want to be more spiritual" reference text, and it's really beautiful! I just think it was poorly edited. I can't count how many times I read, "A self-care ritual performed each day means... when we honour ourselves... I felt more deeply attuned... more mentally alert..." etc. Also, who puts periods at the end of bulletpoints? The photographs and content, though really surface-level, are very lovely. For me, it was a pointless text that served nothing for my personal practice. For someone just starting to dip their toes into spirituality, it would be a wonderful place to start. Read in a day; very easy read.

[Usha James]

A little background, Emma is a very close neighbour and friend and at first I had no idea she was a white witch. I knew her as a person first and love her kindness and honesty, so I was very open minded and curious about her work. I love her book. Her work is in it's essence about manifesting your desires and removing negative energies from your life and inviting good energies into. I feel better just by reading it. It's a beautiful book written from the heart and it can't fail to touch you, I love the design, layout, the photographs and lovely graphics that elevate the book to something special. This book will cast it's magic spell on you, in a very good way and help you to find your soul path, much needed in these current times.

[Rosie]

There are some parts of the book that have good advice, about the importance of having personal boundaries, but also how those are things you force other people to do for you, but that you have yourself. Taking time for yourself as much as you can and making your home and space a good place to be in.

This is more directly aimed at believers in Wicca and Magic, so parts that will chime for them are an immediate turn off for me. Any mention of your personal vibrations with the universe takes away immediately from the nice and reasonable parts mixed inbetween.

Ritual can be helpful for anyone though, just having a routine of something that makes your day better, like your morning coffee or tea. Not bad at all, just not for me for the most part.

[Karu Veenbahn]

Kinda meh. I respect the practice but some of it really doesn't ressonate with me.

the author talks about all the sabats, but says that for her, her year starts in Yule, and she doesn't mention whatever the God Lugh, who Lughnasadh is based on.

really pretty book tho!!! helped pinpointing some of my practice and has good insights and advice.

[scarletreader]

I find it hard to rate non fiction books because the matter of interpretation is quite sticky however, this is a wonderful introduction to all things woo-woo and witchy and it was written in a very simple style but not making the reader feel stupid about not knowing certain words/ phrases/ ideas. it was very accessible and i flew through it

[Autumn Kearney]

1.5 stars rounded up to 2 stars. I didn't hate it, but I struggled with it. Why does someone have to be a witch to have a soul path? What about everyone else? Everyone needs to find their own way, witch or not.

[Becky Lang]

I love this book. That said, it is in desperate need of an editor!

[T Kaaminii]

took forever for me to finish definitely not for me.

[Ruby]

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(read before getting goodreads, just adding for future reference)