Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #197552 in Books
• Published on: 1996-07-10
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 160 pages

Synopsis
This work demonstrates how any woman can boost her natural power, so often referred to as "woman's intuition". It is about magic and how it can be used as a positive force in everyday life. But what is magic? Elements such as gut-feeling, intuition, instinct and inspiration are in its train, and posivity plays a major role. These elements may be orchestrated into a "magic whole" which delivers positive power and energy that makes things happen for you. Positive energies which can be focused to produce practical help, when you need it and choose to use it. Such topics as spells-casting are illustrated with anecdotal examples from life. Some of the other topics are: outdoor magic; crystal magic; candle magic; love spells; sex magic; money spells; tree and flower magic; sympathetic workplace magic; breaking a bad relationship; make the home physically safe; protect the workplace; and studying the aura.

Customer Reviews

Excellent!!!!
I would have to say that this is a novice book but probably the best to start with, there are no hexes or curses in this book this is a book purely concentrating on the real meaning of magick.If you are just curious about witchcraft then this is the book to explore and expand your mind.It has no hardcore spells just simple divination techniques and tons of information about the tools needed to start your workings in the craft.

Cassandra Eason: A Goddess Herself
As a Wiccan myself I have to say this book is very inspiring and helps you realise how witchcraft can become part of everyday tasks. Cassandra Eason's books are all very well written, this is a must for women, not just Wiccan, but learning to develop their own spiritual powers.

Very good introduction
I've been using this book off and on for about 10 years. I'm not a Wiccan but am a Christian in beliefs but find the spells in this book exceptionally helpful for meditation and finding solutions for problems or just for clearing the mind. I really like how the author encourages readers to connect with nature. There is nothing dark about the spells and the materials are practical everyday items. My only criticism is that some of the oils and other materials are quite expensive or difficult to get hold of. Additionally, the location and time of some of the spells are not completely practical (e.g. her suggestion of performing a spell in a public park is rather impractical, due to the risk of being attacked or weirding out a dog walker). Nontheless, it is a very good intro for women interested in finding peace and connecting with nature.