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Witchy *Free* PDF book list Masterpost
Hey lovely witches! I wanted to share some of my PDF witchy books I have on my computer. I know it’s hard to find these books and not everyone has money to buy them or easy access. I hope I can help someone with this <3
Most of the books are on my google drive library, you can click on the link and then download if you’d like to.
A Manual of Occultism, by Sepharial
Mastering Witchcraft, by Paul Huson
Natural Magic, by Pamela J.Ball
Pagan Spells, Author Unknown
Herbal Magick - Herbal enchantments, folclore and divination by Gerina Dunwich <3
Spell Crafts - Creating magical objects, by, Scott Cunningham and David Harrington <3
The Book of Power, by Idres Shah
The Complete book of Incense, Oils ad Brews, by Scott Cunningham
The Essential Skills of Magick - Benjamim Rowe
The Ultimate Book of Spells - Pamela J. Ball *my favorite spellbook*
50 of The Most Powerful Spells, by unknown author
Witchcraft Today, by Gerald Gardner
The Gardnerian Book of Shadows
The Basics of Magic, by K. Amber
8 Sabbaths of Witchcraft, by Mike Nichols
Witchcraft Today, by Gerald Gardner
Celtic Mythology and Religion, by Alexander Macbain
The Art and meaning of Magic, By Israel Regardie
An Introduction to the Study of Tarot, by Paul Foster Case
The Alchemy of Abundance, by Lisa McSherry
Encyclopedia of Acient Roman and Greek Mythology, by James Belton
Asgard and the Gods, by M. W. MacDowall,
The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Spells by, Michael Johnstone
Witches’ Bible by, Janet and Stewart Farrar
The Witch’s Master Grimoire, by Lady Sabrina
The meaning of Witchcraft, by Gerald Gardner
Aleister Crowley book collection (google drive)
Lid Off the Cauldron, by Patricia Crowther
A Grimoire for Modern Cunningfolk, by Peter Paddon
The A to Z of Dream Interpretation, by Pamela J. Ball
The Dream Oracle, by Pamela J. Ball
The Great Book of Spells, by Pamela J. Ball <3
The Techniques of Astral Projection, By Dr. Douglas M. Baker
The Opening of the Third Eye, By Dr. Douglas M. Baker
Historical Dictionary of Witchcraft, By Bailey Michael
The Goddess is in Details, by Deborah Blake <3
Circle, Coven and Grove, by Deborah Blake
A Witch’s Dozen, by Deborah Blake <3
Witchcraft on a Shoestring by Deborah Blake
Egyptian Magic, By Ernest Budge
Advanced Candle Magick, By Raymond Buckley
Amulets and Magic, By Budge Walli
Pen and Ink Witchcrafr , By Collin Calloway
Basic Sigil Magic, By Philip Cooper
The Occult Properties of Herbs , By W.B Crow
Shadow Work Guidebook, by Jessica Cross
Gemstone Sorcery, By Gerina Dunwich <3
Wicca A to Z By Gerina Dunwich
Every Witch Way By Ellen Dugan <3
Power Of The Witch By Laurie Cabot <3
The Spiral Dance By Starhawk <3
Spiritual Power - Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee
Book of Shadows By, Phyllis Curott:
Witchcrafting By Phyllis Curott
Spells for the Solitary Witch By Eileen Holland
Wiccan Magick By Raven Grimassi
The Witch’s Familiar By Raven Grimassi
Magical Candle Crafting By Ember Grant
Magical Powder Recipes By Lady Gianne
Wicca For Beginners By Lisa Chamberlain
Scott Cunningham’s Books:
Divination for Beginners
Wicca in the Kitchen <3
Book of Shadows
Living Wicca
Crystal Gem and Metal Magick <3
Wicca
Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs
Magical Household, Rituals and spells for the home <3
D.J Conway’s Books:
Mystical Dragon
Norse Magic
Wicca, The Complete Craft
Falcon, Feather and Valkyrie Sword
Celtic Magic
Christopher Penczak’s Books
Gay Witchcraft - Christopher Penczak
The Living Temple of Witchcraft V. II- Christopher Penczak
The Gates of Witchcraft
The Living Temple of Witchcraft V.II
Mystic Foundation
The Outer Temple Of Witchcraft
The Inner Temple of Witchcraft
The Witch’s Shield
Cassandra Eason’s Books:
A Practical Guide of Witchcraft and Spells,
Fabulous Creatures, Mythical Monsters and Animal Power Symbols
Candle Power
The Art of Pendulum
The Complete Guide to Psychic Development
Illes Judika’s Books:
Magic When You Need It - 150 Spells
Pure Magic
The Element Encyclopedia of Witchcraft
Ellwood Taylor’s Books:
Pop Culture Magic
The Pop Culture Grimoire
Multi-Media Magic
Manifesting Prosperity
For those of you who wish to see my full library on the drive, feel free to send me a message and I will send you the link!
HAVE FUN! :)
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Free Readings are Now Open!
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The rules:
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I will answer questions about any topic except health. Topics include: love, past lives, money and work, dety and spiritual matters, etc
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To Be Silent
The Witches Pyramid has four points: To Know, To Will, To Dare, To Be Silent.
Honestly, I think this is the most important point on the pyramid. It is also the one that is sorely the least adhered to.
To be silent is to keep your own counsel. It’s allowing the things you experience and connect with to hold a deep significance without allowing the opinions and feelings of others influence what you have experienced. There are a lot of people who have the sole purpose of naysaying, shaming, and trolling others. Trust me when I say this - it does matter, and it will effect your magic and workings.
This is the mystery of Mystery traditions - some things are oath bound, some things are private, some things are not meant to be spoken aloud. It is also minding your own business and not pressuring others to reveal what they are not comfortable doing.
To be silent is to respect that there are others who may work with you who do not wish their secrets and experiences shared with others. I have written at length before about the dissolution of covens and working groups - and the fact that your responsibility to hold the silence of others does not end with those broken bonds. There are experiences not meant to be shared. There are truths spoken in confidence when there is vulnerability - we have a responsibility to uphold that confidence. Even if your former coven mates are your bitter enemies, or jilted lovers, or dead - it doesn’t matter. The bond of silence is sacred, and permeates all we do. It protects us, grounds us, and nurtures us.
I have learned many lessons about silence in the past few years - this is now a point that is important and sacred to me.
To be silent is to honour your power.
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when you cry to a person, they may not aid you. they might not even listen to you. they will do their best to comfort you, but they cannot understand what you want. that is love in a humanly capacity
when you cry to an ancient force, something beyond your earthly comprehension, you will feel their understanding surround you. you cry to hecate, you cry to isis, you know the arms of a celestial mother responsible for the very cradles of life as we know it.
just my two cents
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Black Eye’d Susie by Esao Andrews
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Lisa Marie Basile, from “Light Magic for Dark Times,” published c. 2018
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Then He asked him, “What is your name?” And he answered, saying, “My name is Legion; for we are many.” —Mrk. 5:9
*Dictionnaire Infernal, Collin de Plancy. Illustrations by Louis Le Breton ~ 1818 • via Bibliothèque Infernale on FB
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Saint Muirgen (AKA St. Li Ban)
Possibly one of the most underrated Saints of Ireland, Saint Muirgen is one of my favorite saints to work with.
Born to a wealthy Irish family in a small town St Li Ban grew up comfortably. She didn’t experience tragedy until her town flooded completely, killing everyone except for her. Trapped in an underground room of her families estate, Li Ban managed to survive an entire year of isolation before her first miracle occurred. St Li Ban became a mermaid. Spontaneously she had the tail of a salmon, and so she was free. She spent the next century haunting the loch that was once her town, visiting the buildings that had once belonged to her neighbors. It was not until a passing assistant to a Roman saint saw her, and bade her to come ashore, that she interacted with the living. Upon arrival she was converted to Christianity and baptized, which imediatly killed her. The magic that had once kept her immortal had broken and she rose up to Heaven. God saw her, and saw the isolation and pain she had experienced, and so he sanctified her. No relics remain of her, and her veneration is not widespread, but she is a caring Saint who will always protect a lonely traveler, or part the mists that can fog our paths.
For Muirgen I lay her altar up in blues and greens. Her feast day is January 27, and on that day I will bake Irish sweets and stews for her to thank her for all she has done for me and my clients.
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unto you I sing, foremothers
unto you I sing, foremothers,
a song of praise and gratitude:
those whose suffering allowed me to exist,
those whose love gave me life.
(those who had to live in silence, longing swallowed by obedience,
tender hands weaving away their loneliness and fear;
and those who rejoiced by the hearth, who filled their houses with motherly hope,
their aching back and voices carrying lullabies)
(those who had to endure sleepless nights and bloodied thighs,
survive shame and pain, hunger and cold, banished and forgotten;
and those who fought, who screamed and cut,
those who were victorious and those who lost)
grandmothers, and mothers, and sisters,
those whose lives were long
and those who died younger than I am now:
may your wisdom and unyielding light guide me through my life,
through joys and hardships, through love and through grief,
so that once my time comes
to let my body rest under the willows,
I know I left this world a better place
for all the daughters to come.
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Death Of Me, PVRIS, dir. Katharine White
Lilith, John Collier, 1892
Thelma, dir. Joachim Trier, 2017
Le Serpent (Salammbô), Gabriel Ferrier, ca.1899
Bakkhai, Euripides, trans. Anne Carson
inspired by grace 🐍💚
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here’s to all of the people whose names have been lost to time. the unmarked graves, the forgotten memories, the writers of anonymous scribbles on the walls, the ordinary people who made great men great, the people who perhaps did not impact as many lives but who nonetheless made a difference. your stories may never be told, but despite all that, you too are history.
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The Color Of Paradise/رنگ خدا
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Decoratively painted beehives, Zalipie, Poland.
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Lover’s eye by Megan Buccere
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I am a simple person. All I want is to wear ugly knit sweaters and walk in the forest. Maybe touch some moss. Toss some pebbles into a stream. Wear some leaves in my hair. Carve runes into stumps. Commune with the spirits I sought out. Wake ancient and feral magic. Lose all contact with civilization. Forget human speech. Turn into a local legend. Every girl's dream.
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