Craft of the Wild Witch: Green Spirituality & Natural Enchantment
Publishing Details
Craft of the Wild Witch: Green Spirituality & Natural Enchantment
By (Author) Poppy Palin
Llewellyn Publications,U.S.
Llewellyn Publications,U.S.
8th October 2004
United States
Classifications
General
Non Fiction
133.43
Physical Properties
336
Width 191mm, Height 232mm, Spine 21mm
680g
Description
Wild Witchcraft is a magical, free-spirited philosophy that embraces nature. It resonates with those who yearn to express their inherent spirituality in a joyous, meaningful manner; who sense their wild heart and soul nature; who know there is beauty, magic, and meaning in the world if only we want to find it. It is a magical path for those with poetry in their souls.
Evocative and compelling, Craft of the Wild Witch reveals how to practice a form of Witchcraft that is both wild and free. Within these pages you will discover the wild Witch's way of seeing and knowing, how to discern one's suitability for the wild Witch's path, and the fundamental themes of green spirituality. Also covered in this guidebook:
- Rituals, chants, pathworkings, and seasonal prayers
- Tree meditations, spell-weaving, and trance work
- The Fey and other-worldly companions
- Herbs as helpers
- Other-life memories
- Sacred intent and safe practice
Reviews
"There is a true essence of beauty within magic and the wild witch ways and if you have a poetic soul and a love for magic and nature, I highly recommend this book."Moon Shadows Magazine
Author Bio
Poppy Palin was a qualified and experienced artist and teacher who used her trained illustrative skills to enhance her own work and that of others. She wrote and illustrated four non-fiction books on her life as a natural psychic, all of which were published by Capall Bann. She combined magical fiction and enchanting artwork in the Wild Spirit Tarot (Llewellyn 2002) and in her "Wild Spirit Trilogy" of novels which begins with The Greening. She is the author of The Craft of the Wild Witch (2004).
She illustrated The Hedge Witch's Way, written by English author Rae Beth. Poppy's artwork regularly appeared in magazines in the 'mind, body and spirit' category.
Poppy was also an experienced tattoo artist who specialized in one-off pieces to commemorate rites of passage.
