The Modern Witchcraft Book of Natural Magick: Your Guide to Crafting Charms, Rituals, and Spells from the Natural World

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The magic of witchcraft never dies. Harness the power of nature-based magick, including herbal charms and remedies, cleansing rituals, crystal healing, astrology, and more with this new guide in the popular Modern Witchcraft seriesperfect for millennials.

Modern-day interest in witchcraft and wicca isnt surprisingwho wouldnt want to focus their energy into rituals of change and healing in todays troubled and chaotic times Right now, many of the most popular types of magick are nature-based.

This fun and practical book includes methods to help you connect with the Earth mother and your own natural self. Each chapter focuses on a different type of nature magick, from seed magick to the magick of the sun, of water, of the moon, and moreand every topic includes its own accompanying spells, charms, rituals, and meditations.

The Modern Witchcraft Book of Natural Magick is your complete guide to everything youll need to know about nature-based magick to fully embrace your spiritual and natural self.

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"Readers will be inspired to draw on the powers found in nature when doing magick, thanks to the variety of meditations, rituals, spells and charms. This book can help deepen a connection to natural magick and offer inspiration beyond the basics. It would make a useful addition the collection of an intermediate practitioner." * Pagan Pages *

Author Bio

Judy Ann Nock, MS, is the bestselling author of six books on witchcraft including The Modern Witchcraft Book of Crystal Magick, The Modern Witchcraft Guide to Runes, The Modern Witchcraft Guide to Magickal Herbs, and The Modern Witchcraft Book of Natural Magick. Her books have been translated into multiple languages and are enjoyed throughout the world.Judy Ann Nock is a popular musician in the Hoboken supergroup Psych-O-Positive, a metalsmith, a graduate of the Gemological Institute of America, a member of Mensa, and has appeared inThe New York Times,Publishers Weekly, The Guardian, Refinery29, andThe Village Voice. She lives with her daughter and her cat in New York City.