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Feral Magick: Unleash Your Inner Animal Self
Find and hone the innate feral spirit within and discover your own inner animal self.
Feral Magick is about returning to an ancient, deeper way of being, centered on the primordial world that too many of us find ourselves cut off from. To return to this way of being, we need to reconnect with the animistic world of the spirits and the powers of nature that have been patiently waiting for us to return. Once we become open to this reality, the spirits of nature will welcome us, bond with us, and help us.
In Feral Magick, Sargent, widely known as the Wolf Man, teaches readers to locate and work with their own inner animal selves as well as with personal animal spirits, including many sacred deities. The book includes spells, rituals, and meditations for working with assorted animal spirits as well as instructions for crafting an animal spirit shrine. Featured animals include snakes, wolves, lions, crows, and ravens.
Practicing feral magick will lead you to form deeper intuitive bonds with your animal allies and to find the power already inherent within you. Denny Sargent offers the operating principles of intuitive spiritual animistic practices, which enable you to better acknowledge and engage with all sorts of woodland spirits. It will remind you that you, too, are a spirit of nature.
Feral Magick is about returning to an ancient, deeper way of being, centered on the primordial world that too many of us find ourselves cut off from. To return to this way of being, we need to reconnect with the animistic world of the spirits and the powers of nature that have been patiently waiting for us to return. Once we become open to this reality, the spirits of nature will welcome us, bond with us, and help us.
In Feral Magick, Sargent, widely known as the Wolf Man, teaches readers to locate and work with their own inner animal selves as well as with personal animal spirits, including many sacred deities. The book includes spells, rituals, and meditations for working with assorted animal spirits as well as instructions for crafting an animal spirit shrine. Featured animals include snakes, wolves, lions, crows, and ravens.
Practicing feral magick will lead you to form deeper intuitive bonds with your animal allies and to find the power already inherent within you. Denny Sargent offers the operating principles of intuitive spiritual animistic practices, which enable you to better acknowledge and engage with all sorts of woodland spirits. It will remind you that you, too, are a spirit of nature.
208 pages, Paperback
Published July 7, 2025
About the author
Denny Sargent
25 books13 followers Aion 131 (Denny Sargent), writer, teacher and practicing Ecclectic Ritualist, was first introduced to Mythology & Magick in the suburbs and center of New York City where he grew up. He has since his early teens been accepted as a member of a number of initiatory groups including Pagan Way (and various other Pagan groups), Welsh Traditional Wicca, The GSS, the Typhonian OTO, QBLH, Order of Chaos, Cult of Tara and the Adinath and Uttara Kaula Lineages of Tantrika. He is one of the founding members of the Horus/Maat Lodge and various other arcane cults too hideous to mention.
In 1979 he received his BA in Education from Oneonta college, New York. During this time he was one of the founding editors of Mandragore, a journal of magick and ecclectic ritualism published in New York City.
Denny has spent ove r30 years as a ceramic artist and sigil artist, having many one-man and group shows of his ceramic work. His ceramic work is currently on display in Seattle. His Sigils have appeared in a wide variety of esoteric magazines and journals. In 1981 he was awarded an MA in Ancient History from Western Washington University where he also taught History for three years. His research has included the magickal/religious traditions of Egypt, Sumeria, Greece, Rome, China, India, Europe and Pacific Northwest Indians (Kwakiutl). In the early 1980’s he helped found, write and edit Aeon and Kalika, journals that were concerned with contemporary ritual practice and creative mythology.
Informally, he has taught seminars on The History and Use of the I Ching, Natal Hexagrams, Tantrika, Jungian Mandala Symbolism, Ceramic art, Comparative Mythology, Cross-Cultural Communications and, most recently, on Shinto and it’s Festivals. He has written for many different Pagan and magickal magazines and currently writes a regular column in Pan Gaia magazine on magickal religions about the world. He was and still is a committed member of a number of Green organizations and is politically dedicated towards environmental goals. In 1984, after working for three years at a ski area in the Cascade Mountains.
Denny taught and lived and wrote for four years in Japan from 1989-93. In Japan he had an ecological textbook published called Heal the Earth!, (Dawn Press, Nara, 1991) and he was also a journalist for Eye Ai Magazine, City Life News, Via Magazine, Tokyo Today, The Japan International Journal, and The Japan Times Weekly. He wrote regular columns on festivals and travel for The Tokyo Weekender, Mini-World and the Asahi Evening News. In Tokyo he began doing technical writing and software text-writing for the Tec Tek Company, as well. Denny has engaged in extensive traveling and on-site research in Australia, China, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Korea, Hawaii, Mexico, Thailand and America. A book resulted from all of this: Global Ritualism, Myth & Magick Around the World
In 1979 he received his BA in Education from Oneonta college, New York. During this time he was one of the founding editors of Mandragore, a journal of magick and ecclectic ritualism published in New York City.
Denny has spent ove r30 years as a ceramic artist and sigil artist, having many one-man and group shows of his ceramic work. His ceramic work is currently on display in Seattle. His Sigils have appeared in a wide variety of esoteric magazines and journals. In 1981 he was awarded an MA in Ancient History from Western Washington University where he also taught History for three years. His research has included the magickal/religious traditions of Egypt, Sumeria, Greece, Rome, China, India, Europe and Pacific Northwest Indians (Kwakiutl). In the early 1980’s he helped found, write and edit Aeon and Kalika, journals that were concerned with contemporary ritual practice and creative mythology.
Informally, he has taught seminars on The History and Use of the I Ching, Natal Hexagrams, Tantrika, Jungian Mandala Symbolism, Ceramic art, Comparative Mythology, Cross-Cultural Communications and, most recently, on Shinto and it’s Festivals. He has written for many different Pagan and magickal magazines and currently writes a regular column in Pan Gaia magazine on magickal religions about the world. He was and still is a committed member of a number of Green organizations and is politically dedicated towards environmental goals. In 1984, after working for three years at a ski area in the Cascade Mountains.
Denny taught and lived and wrote for four years in Japan from 1989-93. In Japan he had an ecological textbook published called Heal the Earth!, (Dawn Press, Nara, 1991) and he was also a journalist for Eye Ai Magazine, City Life News, Via Magazine, Tokyo Today, The Japan International Journal, and The Japan Times Weekly. He wrote regular columns on festivals and travel for The Tokyo Weekender, Mini-World and the Asahi Evening News. In Tokyo he began doing technical writing and software text-writing for the Tec Tek Company, as well. Denny has engaged in extensive traveling and on-site research in Australia, China, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Korea, Hawaii, Mexico, Thailand and America. A book resulted from all of this: Global Ritualism, Myth & Magick Around the World
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November 11, 2025
Fantastic text for the animist practitioner. Priceless for anyone at any point in their journey
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