Embodying Lilith: A Guide to Self Empowerment, Volume 2

by Rosa Reyes

My lovely witch, am I excited for you to get your hands on this wonderful book! Unleash Your Inner Goddess with ‘Embodying A Guide to Self Empowerment’!

Discover the transformative power of embracing your true self while embodying the archetype of Lilith in this empowering book. Delve into the depths of a self empowerment journey as you reclaim suppressed aspects of yourself and tap into primal forces long overlooked by societal norms. Through myth, symbolism, spells, and practical exercises, learn to assert boundaries, manifest desires, and cultivate deep self-love and acceptance. Embrace your shadows, embrace your power, and emerge fiercely unapologetic in your truth. If you're ready to unleash your inner Lilith and step into your authentic power, this book is your guide.

What's This comprehensive book is your ultimate guide to commanding the room, radiating confidence, and demanding what you deserve. No more settling for less! It's time to embrace your worth and power!

Topics

The Path to Self Empowerment

Exploring Lilith’s ArchetypesLilith as the ultimate figure of reclamationChapter 1: Understanding Lilith

Lilith’s origin Mesopotamian, Judaic, folklore, pop culture, and feminist interpretationsHow and why she was vilifiedEmbodying an act of healing and revolutionChapter 2: Preparing For The Journey

Signs Lilith is calling youSetting intentions and preparing for your Lilith journeyBasics of ritual, correspondences, altar set upChapter 3: Lilith In The Stars

Black Moon Lilith and other Lilith placementsLilith in your birth signs and housesInterpreting positive and challenging aspects to other planetsChapter 4: Into The Abyss

Lilith and the personal/collective shadowHealing the witch woundCord-cutting ritual and guided meditation for integrating your shadowsChapter 5: Protection Magic

Lilith as a protectorChanneling Lilith into sigil crafting, talisman, and other personal protectionsHome banishing, cleansing, protecting, and wardingChapter 6: Glamour Magic

What glamour magic really isGlamour magic routines for self-love, confidence, seduction, and protectionChapter 7: Sexual Sovereignty

Reclaiming sexual energy as sacredDeconstructing taboo, decolonizing sexuality and purity cultureSex reconnecting with your body’s wisdomChapter 8: The Flame of Righteous Rage

Lilith as a force of righteous rageActivism turned magicUnderstanding baneful magic & its ethics (hexing, binding, and baneful work)Baneful spell workChapter 9: Lilith & The Psyche

Strengthening your intuitionCommunicating with Lilith through dreamwork, scrying, tarot and other practicesOpening your third eye and trusting your instinctsChapter 10: Self Empowerment

Building a devotional practiceLong-term relationship respect, autonomy, and trustFinal journal prompts and personal vowWhether you’re a beginner or well versed in the craft, this book is perfect for witches looking to work with Lilith in order to take back your power and create the life that you want. The spells in this book are meant to be easy to comprehend and incorporate into your personal practice while invoking Lilith. You will also find practical exercises and prayers that will help you honor the dark goddess and give you the power to harness her energy in your everyday life.

248 pages, Paperback

Published October 1, 2025

Reviews

[Shay Suffocatress · Rating 3 out of 5]

Frequently tries to debunk Lilith having any negative influence or destructive impact, and tries to negate her possibly having ties to the negative things she’s often associated with in mythology, taking the common approach of labelling her thousands of years old history as patriarchal abrahamic slander that wasn’t true for previous pagan religions, “However, it is also important to note that Sumerians didn’t necessarily view demons as evil and in many cases were just another form of spirit” (the lilītu were certainly aligned with malevolence and Pazuzu had the title “king of the evil lilû-spectres”) “however if it is true that she is a reincarnation of Ninlil then this negates her being something negative”. So while I did enjoy and appreciate the rituals (which are the main focus of the book anyways), the perspective just doesn’t align with my beliefs (nor the beliefs of the ancient people, because it’d be objectively wrong to deny them fearing Lilith’s incarnations). It promotes theories that have been debunked, such as Lilith (or lilītu) being the hand of Inanna and also promotes theories with little to no supporting evidence, like her supposedly being connected to Sud and Ninlil because of the name containing “lil2” and so does lilītu. I wish the introduction to Lilith was larger and contained more related beings, perhaps beings that have a clear direct connection to Lilith (like Mesopotamian goddess Lamaštu, Greek Gello and Jewish Abyzou).