The witch's guide to wands : a complete botanical, magical, and elemental guide to making, choosing, and using the right wand / Gypsey Elaine Teague.
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TextPublisher: San Francisco, CA : Weiser Books, 2015Copyright date: ©2015Description: ix, 242 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmContent type: text | still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781578635702Subject(s): Magic wandsSummary: WITCHCRAFT & WICCA. The wand is the most important component of the witch's toolbox. Serving as an ultimate big book of wands, here is: *?The clearest exposition of the names, spirits and attributes of woods for wands *?The clearest explanation of wand anatomy *?The most complete explanation of how to access, shape and channel magical forces from wands *?A fresh and useful approach to wands for specific magical practices *?A useful guide for a witch can form a partnership with her wand Based on her deep knowledge of plant science and ethnobotany and years of magical practice, the author examines the uses and benefits of each wand component (primarily woods, shrubs, grasses vines and some metals). She, also, explores their associations to various gods and goddesses, relationships to specific types of magic and the results a practitioner, can expect to achieve.
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Includes index.
WITCHCRAFT & WICCA. The wand is the most important component of the witch's toolbox. Serving as an ultimate big book of wands, here is: *?The clearest exposition of the names, spirits and attributes of woods for wands *?The clearest explanation of wand anatomy *?The most complete explanation of how to access, shape and channel magical forces from wands *?A fresh and useful approach to wands for specific magical practices *?A useful guide for a witch can form a partnership with her wand Based on her deep knowledge of plant science and ethnobotany and years of magical practice, the author examines the uses and benefits of each wand component (primarily woods, shrubs, grasses vines and some metals). She, also, explores their associations to various gods and goddesses, relationships to specific types of magic and the results a practitioner, can expect to achieve.
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