Conjuring with Cannabis: Spells and Rituals for the Weed Witch

by Kerri Connor, Krystle Hope (Contributor), Tyler D. Martin (Contributor)

Short and Sweet Ways to Enjoy Weed WitcherySharing dozens of spells, rituals, and blessings, Kerri Connor introduces you to the fun and accessible world of cannabis witchcraft. This book covers everything from growing your own plants to using weed in your shadow work, making it an essential resource for taking your practice to a higher level. Kerri, with the help of Tyler D. Martin and Krystle Hope, teaches you how to bless and protect your tools, celebrate the sabbats, enhance your intentions through flowers and herbs, and more.Conjuring with Cannabis provides clear, concise information that practitioners of all levels and paths can use. You'll learn how to unite magic and cannabis for greater focus, stronger energy, better empowerment, and a deeper connection to spirit. A companion to Wake, Bake & Meditate , this book offers you a mind-opening experience.

Genres: Witchcraft, Nonfiction

272 pages, Paperback

Published April 8, 2023

About the author

Kerri Connor is the author of The Weed Witch's Journal, Conjuring with Cannabis, Spells for Good Times, CBD for Your Health, Mind and Spirit, 420 Meditations: Enhance Your Spiritual Practice with Cannabis (Llewellyn Worldwide), Wake, Bake & Meditate: Take Your Spiritual Practice to a Higher Level with Cannabis (Llewellyn Worldwide), Spells for Tough Times (Llewellyn Worldwide), The Pocket Spell Creator: Magickal References at Your Fingertips (New Page Books), The Pocket Guide to Rituals: Magickal References at Your Fingertips (New Page Books), and The Pocket Idiot's Guide to Potions (Alpha Books).

She has been published in several magazines and newsletters including The Blessed Bee, Sage Woman, PanGaia and New Witch and a dozen of Llewellyn's annuals.


www.kerriconnor.com

Reviews

[Ashley Frank · Rating 2 out of 5]

I’m not going to make a statement about whether or not cannabis should be used recreationally or spiritually. Its your life and your choice.
Its not for everyone.

All in all though, I found this book to be pretty lazy. All of the rituals are very repetitive, reusing the same wording and process and really only changing a couple herbs. The author probably could have cut out over 100 pages if she played out her ritual style and then recommended what to use where for ever different use.

There’s also a little bit of irresponsibility. The book isn’t geared towards beginners, but it does have a lot of beginner information and at one point the author recommends looking it up and just Drawing Down the Moon, which is a ritual that can be incredibly intense and knock you on your ass if you haven’t built up your spiritual stamina.

This author recommends use of white sage without recommending alternatives.

A lot of the sections ended with if you want more information on the subject read my other book. I am not a fan of authors, marketing themselves in their works.

[Lexi readingwhilehot · Rating 4 out of 5]

Okay, I purchased as a coffee table book, but this is a great book of witchcraft. I was not expecting such a comprehensive guide, full of suggestions and rituals year round. I underlined, highlighted, and will use this a lot, whether or not cannabis is a part of the ritual!