A Source-Book of Seid

by James Chisholm and Stephen E. Flowers

Edited and Translated by James Chisolm and Stephen E. Flowers This work contains every major reference to the practice of siedr in Old Norse literature, as well as some references to it from Latin and Arabic sources. The Source Book contains original text and translations. Never have all of the sources for practice of this kind of magic been gathered in an easily accessible form. For many, seid is the source of continuing fascination. For anyone really interested in this area of study it is necessary to read and study this book.

44 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2002

Reviews

[Shaun Phelps · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book serves as an intangible guide for Seid. This provides examples of the use of Seid, displays the utility and the failings, the good, bad, and ugly. Here is a collection of stories with few beginnings or true endings. Less of a "how to" and more of an exposure to an environment. Sort of a visiting without knowing, yet walking away with an impression.