MindLight: Secrets of Energy, Magick & Manifestation

by Silver RavenWolf

According to Silver RavenWolf, changing our reality is absolutely possible. The bestselling "Solitary Witch" introduces a groundbreaking system-based on quantum physics, magick, and energy-for tapping into the life-changing potential in all of us. RavenWolf puts quantum physics theories into plain English and explains how they can be put into practice for personal fulfillment. She teaches how to achieve a special state of consciousness, including how to create and project a "mindlight," or ball of energy, through meditations, visualizations, rituals, and mind exercises. These techniques-some involving elemental energies, astrology, oils, and herbs-can be used for healing, problem solving, relaxation, banishing negative thoughts, and general wellbeing.

Genres: Wicca, Witchcraft, Nonfiction, Paganism, Spirituality, Reference, Magick

288 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2006

About the author

Silver RavenWolf (Pennsylvania) is a nationally recognized leader and elder of Wicca, and through her writing has been instrumental in guiding the future of one of the fastest-growing faiths in America today. The author of seventeen books, she has been interviewed by The New York Times, Newsweek Magazine, and the Wall Street Journal, and her work has been featured in numerous publications, including Bust Magazine, the Baltimore Sun, the St. Petersburg Times, the National Review, Publishers Weekly, Body & Soul Magazine, and Teen Lit Magazine.

Her many titles include the bestselling Solitary Witch, Teen Witch, To Ride A Silver Broomstick, To Stir A Magick Cauldron, To Light A Sacred Flame, American Folk Magick, Angels: Companions in Magick, Silver’s Spells for Prosperity, Silver's Spells for Protection, Silver's Spells for Love, Halloween, and the Witches’ Night Out teen fiction series. Her new book Hedge Witch is forthcoming from Llewellyn in September 2008.

Reviews

[William Frost · Rating 1 out of 5]

The book that ended my being neoPagan.

Ok, that's an overstatement, but it did start making me question a LOT more. Ms. Ravenwolf presents herself as an absolute authority in quantum mechanics and how it "proves" magic, when it does no such thing. I'm not an authority myself, but I'd done enough research on it prior to reading this to know how off base this was. I had eaten up some of her earlier work when I was in high school, but this was the last one of hers for me.

[Amanda Tamane]

There are some good tips in here, but the book feels bloated with too many similar meditation practices, unnecessary magical associations, and juvenile clip art. It makes a better reference guide to dip into every now and then than it does an instructional book.

[Gene Brickman · Rating 5 out of 5]

I found this book more useful than her others. A book that I can follow a bit more.

[Victoria · Rating 5 out of 5]

It is a great book to read