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There was a time when people's lives were dictated by the seasons,by dawn and dusk and the weather. But today, with electric lights,central heating and air conditioning, we can ignore the weatherand the time of day. We have lost our connection with the naturalworld and with it our sense of wonder. Modern life seems to havelost its magic.In Wild Witchcraft, Marian Green revives the knowledge of ourancestors and puts us back in touch with Mother Nature. WildWitchcraft takes us to the roots of natural magic, looking at ourrelationship with the natural world. With practical meditations,visualisations and spells to help us work in harmony with nature,this unique book shows how we can use herb and plants, theseasons and the elements to put the magic back into our lives.INCLUDES:¿ The Power of herbs, plants and trees.¿ Sacred water - purifications, scrying and dowsing.¿ Fire for transformation - candle magic, spells and talismans.¿ Celebrating the changing seasons.

The Heptarchia Mystica is a complete system of planetary magic delivered to theElizabethan magus John Dee in 1582.

A re-issue of a classic work by a formidable priestess, pupil of Dion Fortune and working partner of Charles Seymour, F.P.D., the 'Forgotten Mage'.Working at a time when many were turning to Eastern spirituality, Christine Hartley believed that Britain had its own mystery tradition, hidden in myth and legend and in the land itself. She had known Merlin on the inner planes, journeying with him to the Celtic Underworld and she was more than happy to show us the entrance to this realm.Drawing on folk lore and song, the legacy of Druidic culture is brought alive, providing practical guidelines for modern students of the ancient mysteries. The Western Mystery Tradition is the basis of the Western religious feeling, the foundation of our spiritual life, the matrix of religious formulae, whether we are aware of it or not. To it we owe the inspiration and force of our spiritual life.Very much reflecting the current return to paganism in our search for the spiritual, Christine Hartley reminds us that 'The corn is still green and the ears are ripening for the harvest.'

The first Halloween book with an entirely British flavour, providing an in depth look at the ancient roots of Halloween and its traditions, to the modern practise and the influence of the United States on this colourful, scare-filled festival.The authors, who themselves are Halloween fanatics, take the reader on a rollercoaster ride through time, through tradition and into the practical aspects of celebration, tricking and treating. This book is jam-packed with facts, anecdotes, useful tips and easy to follow, step by step guides to decorating and feasting. Meticulously created to suit every budget, there is something for everyone in this book.Discover the ancient origins of Trick or Treating, of costumes and pumpkin carving and how a festival has continued for over 2,000 years.Be inspired to create ghoulish, ghastly creations from everyday materials to transform your home into a place fit for the dead.Delight in mouth-watering, simple recipes for your best Halloween party yet!Follow ideas and suggestions for party games, ancient traditions, sizzling Cocktails and beverages.Be spooked by Halloween tales of terror.What you have in your hands is a whole cemetery of sinister goodies to baffle the senses and which will have the spirits cramming at your door in envy!So, pop the kettle on, pour a steaming cup of tea, and settle down to enjoy a book that will surely become a Halloween favourite