Magical Hearth: Home for the Modern Pagan

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The kitchen has always been the center of the home. The Goddess Vesta was the goddess of the hearth. While we don't cook on hearths today, we do have kitchens where we practice our spiritual concepts, since the food that we cook, and the herbs and aromatics we use to change the consciusness are prepared herewhether we use a stove or a fireplace. This is a book about how to permeate your home with your work, and will appeal to people interested in wicca, shamanism, neopaganism, or those who practice any religion that deals with developing inner strength, love, and healing. Janet Thompson discusses medicinal and magical herbs, spells, incense, tokens, amulets, working with color, aromatherapy, crystals, purification, baths, ritual, moon phases, the pathwork to the crone, the witches wheel (the festivals), and recipes. She provides practical insights for people who are just starting to live the pagan way!

Author Bio

Janet Thompson has been writing for nearly forty years, with four published books, two released in the early nineties and three ghostwritten books, numerous websites she's designed and writes content for, as well as freelance contracting. She earned a Bachelors degree in Classical Studies and combines a love of humour, history, health, gardening, science and popculture in her writing, enjoying topics that are as varied as her websites, which include raw foods, holidays, the paranormal, spirituality and metaphysics.

Of Witches and Magical Hearth were published and released in the 1990s and headed up the new age bestsellers lists for many months. Magical Hearth has been translated into Spanish. Janet has published many hundreds of articles on the web and freelances for a list of international clients.