Spellcraft for a Magical Year - by Sarah Bartlett (Paperback)

About the Book

Whether you're just starting out or are even just curious about spellcasting, this guidebook will instruct you on which spells and rituals are most powerful month-by-month.

Book Synopsis

Draw upon beneficial universal energy at any time in the year to maximize your spell success! Using planetary, solar, and other natural influences, as well as the ancient power of pagan holidays, goddess energy, and traditional festive dates, Spellcraft for a Magical Year gives a month-by-month guide to spells, rituals, and enchantments.

This comprehensive almanac by the renowned Sarah Bartlett includes important celebrations. Discover which spells work best on Sabbats, Halloween or All Soul's Day; as well as days devoted to deities from world spiritual traditions such as Greek Demeter, Hindu Durga, or Persian god, Baal. Spellcraft for a Magical Year reveals specially designed spells and rituals for all major dates to benefit you and your loved ones. Follow step-by-step instructions for performing the rituals, using talismans or amulets, and casting spells around New and Full Moons, solstices, and equinoxes. There is also a unique guide to bewitchments according to the apparent path of the sun through the sky to boost fertility, love, creativity, prosperity and well-being.

This eclectic spell book also uses invocations, blessings, talismans and amulets drawn from a wide range of traditional magic practice from around the world, including medieval grimoires, ancient Mesopotamian and Egyptian magical tablets, Greco-Roman Magic texts, all completely updated for the modern-day witch. By working with the cycles of nature, you can stay in tune with the rhythms of the universe to help manifest your dreams.

About the Author

Sarah Bartlett is the author of many mainstream spiritual books, including the best-selling Tarot Bible and The Little Book of Practical Magic. An astrologer for women's magazines such as UK Cosmopolitan, She, Spirit and Destiny, and the London Evening Standard, Sarah also contributes to BBC Radio 2 show, Steve Wright in the Afternoon. She teaches and practices astrology, tarot and other occult arts, and lives in the countryside.