psychic witch

Psychic witch books commonly cover three broad areas: psychic development (clairvoyance, clairsentience, clairaudience, telepathy, mediumship, astral projection), divination practices (tarot, runes, pendulum/dowsing, scrying, numerology, palmistry, astrology), and magical/ritual work (lunar/moon magic, spellcasting, rituals, crystals, energy healing and altar practice). They often mix practical exercises with theory and guidance for working with spirit guides and auras.

Many titles focus specifically on lunar work, explaining the meanings of lunar phases and offering rituals tied to them. Typical coverage includes New Moon practices, workings for the eight primary lunar phases, moon-based spellcraft, and guidance on timing spells and rituals to the moon’s cycle.

Yes. Several books collect multiple manuscripts or sections in a single volume, combining areas such as psychic development, divination, mediumship, pendulum work, and moon magic so readers get a range of related practices in one book.

Yes — at least one title in this group presents brujería as a cultural witchcraft tradition in an introductory, handbook-style format. It addresses spellcasting and spirit worship, tarot and crystals, altar setup and essentials, shopping at botanicas/yerberias, and practices related to Santa Muerte and similar rituals.

These titles fall under the Body + Mind + Spirit genre and include sub-genres and themes such as Magick Studies, Parapsychology, Mysticism, Channeling & Mediumship, and ESP-related topics (clairvoyance, precognition, telepathy).