White Light: The Complete Guide to Spells and Rituals for Psychic Protection

by Diane Ahlquist

We all have energy vampires in our people, places, or things that unintentionally or maliciously drain our energy. Sometimes the people who are closest to us present the biggest problems—family members, co-workers, neighbors, and friends. And while it isn't practical to simply avoid them, there is a way to safeguard yourself and your loved ones from every form of psychic harm, including attack from ghosts and hexes. In White Light, you'll learn simple methods • Using white light visualization to shield you from psychic assaults
• Dealing with dysfunctional relationships—and learning how to avoid them
• Lifting hexes, curses, and spells
• Protecting yourself from psychic attack by the departed
• Clearing toxic past life associations • Rituals, talismans, and blessings for purification, including a smudging ceremony
• Prayers and affirmations from several traditions
• A glossary for quick reference It is possible to shield yourself against the invisible dangers and negative energy that surround us. White Light gives you the daily psychic defense strategy you need—and can begin using now.

224 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2002

Reviews

[Helen · Rating 1 out of 5]

I didn't like it: apart from being unhelpful and superficial, it was annoying as a holiday with future Monster In Law could be. Sorry.

The only way I see it being useful, is that you become familiar with another approach, of another author, of one of not too many books on psychic protection, no matter what content was.

I prefer other books on this topic, like The Practical Psychic Self Defense Handbook: A Survival Guideby Robert Bruce, Protection & Reversal Magick: A Witch's Defense Manual (Beyond 101) by Jason Miller, Spiritual Clearings: Sacred Practices to Release Negative Energy and Harmonize Your Life by Diana Burney, Exploring Auras: Cleansing And Strengthening Your Energy Field by Susan G. Shumsky, Spiritual Protection: A Safety Manual for Energy Workers, Healers, and Psychics by Sophie Reichter, Utterly Wicked by Dorothy Morrison, The Red String Book by Yehuda Berg, and if you have time to work through it, Drawing Down the Spirits: The Traditions and Techniques of Spirit Possession by Kenaz Filan and Raven Kaldera. All are different, and each contributes to the whole picture.