Sage, Huntress, Lover, Queen by Mara Banscombe has managed to bring a balance of self-reflection and application to the mysteries of the Sacred Feminine.


Sage, Huntress, Lover, Queen by Mara Banscombe has managed to bring a balance of self-reflection and application to the mysteries of the Sacred Feminine.

I’ve done myself a favor by getting a copy of 2024 Witch’s Diary – Northern Hemisphere by Flavia Kate Peters and Barbara Meiklejohn-Free.

A Tea Witch’s Grimoire: Magickal Recipes for Your Tea Time by S.M. Harlow has amply provided the mystical wisdom of tea that I’ve been craving.

Unlocking the Secret Language of Tarot combines the curriculum of many classes that Ruth Ann and Wald Amberstone taught to thousands of students.

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.

In Celebrity Spirit Oracle: Inspiring Messages From the Famous Icons, Kerrie Erwin channels the wisdom of some of the most beloved celebrities of our time.

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.

The Madonna Secret by Sophie Strand is by far the most epic love story I have read to date.

In The Magic of the Orphic Hymns: A New Translation for the Modern Mystic, co-authors Tamra Lucid and Ronnie Pontiac revitalize the traditional hymns with fresh new poetic renderings.

The Lunar Tarot by Jayne Wallace has done quite a wonderful job channeling the energy of the moon for me to draw upon for guidance and advice when in need.