Soul Magic: Ancient Wisdom for the Modern Mystic

by Arizona Bell, Morgan Garza

Centuries of spiritual practice and self-care at your fingertips

If you have ever hungered for a more meaningful or satisfying life journey, this comprehensive collection of all things spirit-nourishing is your soul’s true companion. Soul Magic is a treasure trove of centuries-old secrets and ancient wisdom to enrich your life, guide your choices, and heal your mind, body, and soul. Whether it’s aligning your career moves with the phases of the moon, dropping the baggage you’re carrying from a past life, programming a crystal to find love, or designating a meditation spot in your home, you’ll find plenty of empowering and pragmatic “now age” uses for age-old traditions. Guided by beautiful imagery and clear explanations from real experts in alternative practices, you will discover how to:

• maximize the life-changing power of crystals, herbs, and essential oils
• unblock your seven chakras and bring harmony to your whole self
• use tarot cards to heighten your awareness and steer you toward your best future
• observe a full day of rest and reflection no matter how busy your life may be
• progress beyond traditional thinking to find true peace and satisfaction

Anyone with a soul that’s yearning for some magic will find solace and answers in this comprehensive field guide to the human spirit.

Genres: Nonfiction

208 pages, Hardcover

Published August 25, 2020

Reviews

[Riana (RianaInTheStacks) · Rating 4 out of 5]

My super sweet best friend gave me this book because she was also reading it and loved it so much and thought I’d also love it, and I did <3! Thanks again Tammy!!

This book covers a lot of different things, not super deeply, but definitely a really good introduction that gives you a clear idea of the different topics relating to practices of modern mystics and just general self care techniques like aromatherapy, Crystal healing, herbalism, manifestation, yoga, meditation, etc. I also like how it points out that not all these methods in the book are for everyone, and that it suggests maybe just trying a few that call to you or seem like something you would like (such as if you like music a lot, maybe try some of the sound healing videos or using one of the instruments listed and see how it effects you for yourself). I was actually able to learn a lot reading this and it was written in such a way that I kept wanting to read more, which is not typically the case for me with non fiction reads. The illustrations are also sooo gorgeous and alluring.

[Tammy (Thorns_and_Proses) · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book provides a good overview of a lot of practices. I like that it encourages you to really explore what you feel drawn to and leave the rest. I found it useful as a starting place to explore certain practices further.

[Emily · Rating 2 out of 5]

This might be OKAY for a beginner. There are certainly many ideas written in a very accessible way. However there is no bibliography so the reliability of the content is questionable. I have been a magick practitioner for some time now and disagree with many of the correspondences written in this book. If you read this book, you MUST cross-reference.

Overall, this could be a good introduction to diverse subjects in magick, but only use this as a guide to see what practices you are drawn to and find other resources on those subjects.

[Lorie LovesBooks · Rating 3 out of 5]

A good introduction to a lot of spiritual non traditional ideas, but it was a lot of stuff I already know. I liked the stuff on Numerology but the rest was a very basic summary. Just think I was past needing this book, someone just starting to learn about magick might really enjoy.

[Bohdan Smith · Rating 1 out of 5]

The best thing I can say about this book is that it fulfilled the spiritual/religious category on my family book bingo sheet.

Not my type of book, though I did enjoy the sections on aromatherapy and manifestation.