1001 Spells: The Complete Book of Spells for Every Purpose

by Cassandra Eason

What do you hope for? There’s a spell for everything in this comprehensive reference from a well-known authority on magic in the New Age world.For love, for money, for career, for this comprehensive compendium contains a creative array of 1,001 spells. They cover every conceivable desire, both big (health and healing) and more specific (like selling a house). Twenty different sections, ranging from fertility and travel to protection and justice, contain fifty spells each—culminating in an ultimate “spell to end all spells.” Along with the spells, there’s information on the colors, fragrances, crystals, angels, times of day, and phases of the moon that strengthen each type of Muriel, Angel of Dreams, to banish a child’s nightmare or fears of the darkA full moon ring commitment if you and your loved one are kept apartTo help a new pet settle in your home, especially if there are other animalsA St. Francis of Assisi ritual for wild creatures everywhereTo block emotional vampires with a mirrorFor making friends in a new workplaceReconnecting with an old friend on social mediaTo create a personal worry stone to relieve tensionCreating a living family treeTo send love on Father’s DayAnd more

Genres: Witchcraft, Magic, Spirituality, Nonfiction, Magick, Wicca, Occult

546 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 3, 2016

Reviews

[ஐ Katya (Book Queen)ஐ · Rating 2 out of 5]

There are a few useful spells in this book, but for 1001 spells, most were too specific to be helpful. They are oddly specific. A few spells to show you what I mean: 1) A Protective Dill Ritual If You Are Beseiged By UnFair Tax Returns or Demands, 2) So Refugees From Persecution May Build New Lives In Other Lands, 3) For Amicable Relations with Neighbors when Resolving Overhanging Trees, Pet Issues, Construction Concerns, or Parking Problems. Like I said, oddly specific. The mostly useful oddly specific spell (so far), TO HELP A FRIEND OR FAMILY MEMBER LET GO OF LIFE PEACEFULLY ESPECIALLY IF HE OR SHE IS AFRAID.

[lola :) · Rating 5 out of 5]

definitely my go to. super helpful. it had a ton of categories, and even subcategories within those, so you can find exactly what you want in there. it has the general abundance and protection spells, but also deeper and more specific ones- which a lot of other spell books don’t. i love this book.

[Carly Compass · Rating 4 out of 5]

I went through this book and spent three weeks with it. I think I prefer meditation over the busy work of spells, but like the title says, there are 1001 spells in there for you to ponder.

[Tiffany Spencer · Rating 5 out of 5]

1001 Spells: The Complete Book of Spells for Every Purpose
Basically, what the title implies is what this book is about. No further recapping needed. What I did since this isn’t an actual book with a plot is flipped through it. I was inspired to use it this Halloween (2019) because I didn’t wanna just do the same ol thing (which is nothing) in recognition of my favorite holiday. So I thought what better time than to try a spell. So as I was flipping through this even though a lot of these spells you can use things around you, A LOT (and I mean the majority) require “ingredients” like any “recipe” book to create something. I had maybe a couple of the spices in my kitchen (coming from majority of 1 Wiccan household) but that was about it. So I finally found a luck spell that only required a timer (I had one of those on my phone). The spell I tried was fun to do, but I don’t think I did it correctly. I didn’t go through the whole formal procedure of casting a circle. I did read that it was ok for simple spells not to do this. But as the spell was one for luck and I haven’t felt any luckier (well one thing did happen in my life I consider lucky) but that happened before I did the spell. So I just don’t know. (Shrugs) I’m still relatively new at this thing. This is a GREAT reference book though. It had every kind of spell in it you can think of. At the time though I didn’t quite find a spell that fit what I was going for on Halloween (that didn’t require a lot of things I didn’t have on hand), but that was fine in the long run. I just look at it now like maybe that was a sign that it wasn’t meant for me to do that kinda spell at that time. I made a lot of highlights in the book so should I do another one I can reference back to it, and eventually I do plan to take all the ones I’d like to do and put then in One Note.

Rating: 9
(The only reason it wasn’t a 10 was that unless you have a well-stocked cupboard of herbs, spices, crystals, and odds and ends you’ll have to come up out of some money). Also, there were some spells in this book that I found questionable. I saw this in another book and I let it slide but I have to say why are angels (that are associated with Christianity) in a spellbook? The two just don't mix in my mind because a Christian wouldn't even look at a book like this. So why are we magic-users using their thing? Half the time they ridicule our practices. This REALLY needs to be fixed. There's nothing wrong with the belief of angels but it has it's place and books like this aren't it.

[Fernanda · Rating 5 out of 5]

So many spell ideas! Sure, not all are for me, but I love how specific they are. There’s a good range of uses, and balance between simpler and more complex ones. Overall a great resource to get spell ideas!

[Janne Jockheck Holt · Rating 4 out of 5]

I like the arrangement in this book. I also like that only a few spells cross over from one of her older books.

[Moriah Ruiz · Rating 1 out of 5]

I’m someone who practices witchcraft quite a bit and I picked up this book excited to see 1001 spells, however if I know the author would be ableist I would have not purchased. I was so angry to find a spell to “help” a child with autism. I was even angrier to find this being sold in a huge corporation. It is spell 172 and she recommends that to “help” the child you need to play music and paint with bright colors while chanting. This disgusting behavior only contributes to parents who refuses to acknowledge and accept that their child has autism and does not need help. I am so disgusted and so angry. Also in spell 175 titled, to encourage a child with disabilities to reach his or her full potential. Yes that is the actually title. She states that if you light candles and place crystals in soil it will help them. I cannot believe these disgusting words were written and then PUBLISHED.

[Tangie · Rating 1 out of 5]

It does have 1,001 spells. So it lives up to that. But it also has spells encouraging people to litter, spells that give the impression you can magic away childrens allergies or neurodivergences, spells that require you to GO OUTSIDE DURING A TORNADO instead of seeking shelter, among others.

I would not reccomend this book to anyone other than to have a laugh at how there are spells in here both for preventing AND achieving homewrecking. That did give me a good laugh.

I only have it because I enjoy collecting spell books. Out of 1001 spells only about 10 are useful to me.

[Amber · Rating 4 out of 5]

It's a great book if you're figuring yourself out and the kind of spells you want to do. There is a spell for almost everything and of course they are all white magic or protection spells. I like that all the ingredients are household items or at least easy to come by. The only con is that there are kind of too many and very specific spells that I can't imagine many people use, but you can modify them to work for you.

[The Witchy · Rating 4 out of 5]

While I did find useful spells in here there were also parts that confused me as it is essentially just the spells and no explanations of correspondences which of course is fine if you know these things but as a baby witch I was left questioning things at certain points. Overall I really enjoyed it

[Lucile Vigil · Rating 1 out of 5]

I paid full price for this book but was disappointed. The glossary does not match what you're looking for if you look up lies as wanting to stop lies the numbers listed show conception spells. Gossip as to stop gossip has nothing to do with that either. Maybe a problem with the publishers? I do not know only when looking to find something specific the glossary misleads you to a wrong spell.

[Anna · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love Cassandra Eason and this book is gorgeous. It really is a book of spells for every purpose. I think out of all the times I was looking for a specific spell only once this book wasn't helpful and I just made my own spell. I also modify spells when needed. Overall I love this book. Very useful to me. I have a lot of the pages bookmarked and I refer to it a lot.

[Bruh_head · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wonderful for a quick spell to help you at the moment. It's so well written with clear instructions and exactly what you need. I also have to appreciate how much time and effort Ms.Eason put into this book and I'm glad she is doing better (:

[Brenna Jarrett · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have so many small bookmarks in it so that I can use the spells in it later. LOTS of information, absolutely wonderful. It’s my book I go to when I need inspiration for a spell or a step-by-step. Love it!

[Cassandra Gonzales · Rating 2 out of 5]

In my opinion, a lot of these spells are totally ridiculous. This book definitely feels like a quantity over quality situations with some spells suggesting results that simply aren’t possible. Some spells were useful, but there are definitely other spell books I would choose before this one.

[Desiree Tamargo · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent

This book surprised me wonderfully because I didnt expect a grimoire so complete in the kindle store but I'm glad it was like this

[Vanessa · Rating 5 out of 5]

It is amazing

[books_with_sass · Rating 3 out of 5]

It has some good spells. The items needed for most of them are pretty easy to get. A fun little book if you want to play around with trying to do some spells for your house, pets, work, family, etc.

[Lloyd Appiah · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really like this book

[Lety Vg · Rating 5 out of 5]

Beautiful spells that will warm your heart and will reassure you that is always a better tomorrow, and will fill you up with patience and hope!

[Tami J · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you want a ready made spellbook, this is the book to buy.

[Me]

Cool

[Julie Ann · Rating 5 out of 5]

Many many ideas

[a.d. nox · Rating 1 out of 5]

there are easier ways lol

[Zofia7 · Rating 5 out of 5]

One of my favourite book!!

[Jeanine · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic resource for any spell you could need for any occasion, and they are short and simple to do. Love this!

[DawnLyn · Rating 5 out of 5]

The index is numbered incorrectly.

[Pinky Pyn · Rating 5 out of 5]

Honestly one of my all time favorite witchcraft books!