Simple Wiccan Magick Full Moon Spells and Rituals

The perfect book for busy Pagans! The magick spells, rituals and meditations in this book transform time-honoured traditions into simple ceremony. Use the power of your intent and the Wiccan Wheel of the Year to find love, success, creativity and better health. Suitable for beginners, unfamiliar terms are easily identified (capitalized and/or bolded) and explained.

Why sift through books of Wicca history and lore when Simple Wiccan Spells and Ritual Ceremony includes useful references for all levels of practitioners. Supplies such as candles and herbes are listed for each festival and for the entire Wheel of the Year. Easy seasonal menus and recipes are included.

Ideal for ceremony work around the altar, alone or in a group, Simple Wiccan Spells and Ritual Ceremony can be used on its own or as an addition to other witchcraft books. The background information helps you create personalized rituals, potions and spells.

All correspondences have been thoroughly researched and tested and are in keeping with traditional practices. They have been presented in a straightforward format, designed for today’s time-starved lifestyle.

Since ancient times, Wiccans have practiced the Craft and created magick using ritual ceremony and correspondences. Crucial to this custom are Witches’ tools and talismans, powerful items that help focus energy around the altar in order to manifest the desired outcome of their spells.

Discover the mysteries behind primary Witches’ tools like the blade or sword, the wand, the cup or chalice and the pentacle. Also included are the cauldron, the witches’ cord or belt and any consecrated or charged jewellery. Divining tools, such as Tarot cards, pendulums and Runes, as well as stones, herbes, secrets, talismans and the Book of Shadows are also explored, for they aid Wiccans in effectively practicing the many aspects of the Craft.

Learn how to create, cleanse and charge a talisman, weave a Witches’ cord for protection during spellwork and turn your favourite piece of jewellery into a powerful charm for success.

A collection of popular spells for busy Neo-Pagans, for beginners or seasoned practitioners. Harness the power of your intent and the magick of Wiccan correspondences to manifest love, better health, more wealth, a perfect home and more.

Ideal for any and everyday of the year, these spells are easy to understand and include the entire ritual included for ritual – no toggling back and forth during ceremony.

Discover the seven best multi-tasking magickal herbes, so handy for time-strapped and space-starved Wiccans. The chapter on traditional ritual and the easy-to-follow steps will help you create your own spells. A glossary of unfamiliar terms demystifies the language of the Craft.

Use Simple Wiccan Magick Spells for Everyday as a stand-alone book, or as a companion to my first book, Simple Wiccan Magick Spells & Ritual Ceremony – a celebration of Wiccan Festivals on The Wheel of the Year.

This book contains a collection of 20 seasonally-inspired menus with 56 delicious recipes for celebrating the 12 Full Moons and 8 sabbats on the Wheel of the Year. Compiled and expanded from the popular Simple Wiccan Magick books Spells & Ritual Ceremony and Full Moon Spells & Rituals, all recipes are newly revised with both metric and imperial measures for international cookery.

You may already have your own book of spells or be a Neo-Pagan who doesn’t practice magick. However, if you celebrate any of the full moons or festivals on the Wheel of the Year, this cook book is for you, with easy-to-make, appetizing meals created to honour those special days.

Bon appetit and blessed be!

Live your craft every day with Llewellyn’s Witches’ Companion. This indispensable guide will keep you one step ahead of the latest Witchy trends, Craft practices, Pagan issues, and ideas in green living.

This year’s edition is filled with wry and thoughtprovoking essays—spellcraft for community change, celebrating Christmas with Christians, karma, the ethics of weather magick, Pagan home birth, integrating Northern and Southern Hemisphere energies, simple kitchen alchemy, keeping an electronic Book of Shadows, and much more. Innovative thinkers, authors, and experts keep you up to date on timely topics spanning hot debates in the Pagan community, Witchy lifestyles, Craft essentials, and magical transformation.

Also featured is a sixteen-month calendar and lunar information to fuel your spellwork and rituals.

Finding your personal path within the sphere of Wicca and feeling at ease and content with it can take time, but once the right path has been found, we experience with it a sense of fulfilment or contentment. These feelings are common among Pagans and Wiccans who say that finding their religion or life-path felt like 'coming home'. Contrary to other faiths, Wicca gives us the power to be our own Priestess or Priest, we are not told how to act or how to worship, except in very basic terms. It is one of the beauties of the Craft that we are free to practice as we see fit and are not beholden to any strict dogmatic chains that would tie us down. We are free to fly and explore for ourselves, knowing there are plenty of resources available to help us smooth our path. Beginning with some of the most frequently asked questions, this book aims to be a springboard to your own creative and magical ability. Each chapter of the book gives ideas to get you started and you will get the most out of it by keeping an open mind and remembering that some of it may not apply to you and that is perfectly acceptable; witches are first and foremost individuals, after all.

There are chapters on sacred tools and sacred space, journeying and environmental activism, a particularly excellent section on elemental working and other sections covering the deities, seasonal rites and finally items for spells and a selection of pre-written spells which can easily be adapted. This is a straightforward and very effective book.

Also known as Midsummer, Summer Solstice and Alban Hefin, Litha generally falls in the third week of June, usually between the 17 and 23 of the month. It is the time of the longest day of the year – after this, each day becomes progressively shorter until Yule – the longest night of the year.

Traditionally, this is a great time to harvest wild or cultivated young herbs to stock your magickal pantry. Young plants have a great energy, and are far more likely to recover quickly from a small harvesting. One must request the permission of the Goddess and of the spirit of the plant itself. Gently take hold of the plant or branch, and politely ask if the spirit will share its bounty. You’ll know, trust me, if you receive permission.

Whether you're a beginner or advanced, you'll find all the tools you need to begin casting spells inside Spellcaster. You don't have to be a Pagan to use this book. Anyone with the longing to make their wishes true will find Spellcaster easy to use. Just follow the step-by-step instructions to cast a circle and call the four Quarters.

Inside this Book of magick, you'll find the pages filled with correspondences, knot magick and spells that will bring you wealth, beauty, love and more. You'll learn how to make a Witch's ladder and begin to write your own potent spells.

Pagan crafts like creating a Book of Shadows, making a besom, and learning how to pick and store herbs is included. You'll find what you need to experience the positive energy and power of control over your heartfelt desires as a spellcaster.