In Fortuna: The Sacred & Profane Faces of Luck, Nigel Pennick explores the origins and evolution of the concept of luck, from divination to gambling.
In Fortuna: The Sacred & Profane Faces of Luck, Nigel Pennick explores the origins and evolution of the concept of luck, from divination to gambling.
Witchcraft on a Shoestring by Deborah Blake is a really fun read for those looking to do more for less.
In Cats: Keepers of the Spirit World, author John A. Rush, Ph.D., N.D., explores humanity’s complex relationship with cats as both pets and spirit animals.
Sacramental Theurgy for Witches by Frater Barrabbas is not for the faint of heart or those who think of witchcraft as a passing phase.
In Theurgy, Theory & Practice, author P.D. Newman supplies a solid scholarly background on the development of theurgical practices.
Bones and Honey: A Heathen Prayer Book by Danielle Dulsky gives voice to prayers we didn’t even know we needed.
Kokoszka’s thorough investigation of Eastern European folklore in Bogowie is formidable, and this book is destined to be an essential text on Slavic mythology.
I was drawn to God & Goddesses of England by Rachel Patterson because as the wife of an Englishman, I’ve traveled there quite a bit.
Surfing the Galactic Highways by Barry Goddard is an excellent resource for those who wish to enjoy the journey of new awakenings.
Pagan Portals – The Norns by Irisyana Moon is a book that shifts one’s perspective from fearing Fate to embracing the mystery of our collective multiverse.