Dark Moon Magic: Supernatural Spells, Charms, and Rituals for Health, Wealth, and Happiness

by Cerridwen Greenleaf

Pagan prescriptions for the twenty-first century—guaranteed to banish stress, ease tension, and add comfort, joy, and magic to your daily life.In this utterly unique grimoire, bestselling author Cerridwen Greenleaf gathers celestial lore, history, and mythology, from the Dark Ages. With mystical practices of the original Gothic tribes, Scandinavian shamans, and other pagan beliefs, Dark Moon Magic falls nothing short of a practical Wiccan guide into the witches coven. Here, you’ll learn about little-known pagan gods and goddesses, supernatural witch and warlock spells, and spiritual ways to consecrate and wield magical tools.Magicians, alchemists, witches and wise women of ancient times knew how to harmonize their lives with the heavenly cycles and seasons. Wondering what’s the moon phase today? Look inside to see the ideal times to manifest money, land a job interview, or even plant your magical herbs. Drawing on these ancient pagan beliefs Dark Moon Magic’s tools of divination, amulets and charms, and witch and warlock spells can help you embrace a life of abundance and joy. You’ll also How to plant a fairy garden that will call benevolent spirits to help you A Conjuring Calendar for an entire year of spells, charms, festivals and rituals Astrological and lunar connections you can use for money, love, success, and healingPraise for Cerridwen Greenleaf“Ancient wisdom for modern witches.” —Witch Bree“Trust your intuition, go with your instincts, and listen to your heart. By following these three simple guidelines, you’ll be able to craft beautiful, and more importantly, meaningful rituals to enrich your life.” —Arin Murphy-Hiscock, author of The Green Witch

Genres: Magic

315 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 30, 2018

Reviews

[Heather K Veitch · Rating 2 out of 5]

Feeling conflicted about this one. There are some lovely spells, recipes, and meditations, but there's also a LOT of cultural appropriation. There's also many generalisations about what witches do, or feel, or experience -- when, in actuality, all of those aspects are as varied as the day is long. Even so, I do like the author's warm, reassuring tone, which would be perfect for newcomers or those who are feeling a little wobbly in their practice. Just take some of the history and mythologies with a pinch of salt, and steer away from the more appropriative practices.

[Liandrah Macklem · Rating 4 out of 5]

A fun little read - skipped through most of the historical bits, but enjoyed reading through the recipes