Magic Crystals, Sacred Stones by Melusine Draco
Magic Crystals, Sacred Stones is aimed at those who have explored crystal working as a beginner and who now wish to understand the mysteries of the Earth at a deeper level.
Magic Crystals, Sacred Stones
Summary
Discover magical and sacred uses of the crystals, minerals and rocks that make up your part of the world.
Magic Crystals, Sacred Stones Summary
About Melusine Draco
Melusine Draco originally trained in the magical arts of traditional British Old Craft with Bob and Meriem Clay-Egerton. She has been a magical and spiritual instructor for over 20 years with Arcanum and the Temple of Khem, and writer of numerous popular books including Liber Agyptius: the Book of Egyptian Magic; The Egyptian Book of Days; The Egyptian Book of Nights; The Thelemic Handbook; The Hollow Tree, an elementary guide to the Qabalah; A Witch's Treasury of the Countryside; Root & Branch: British Magical Tree Lore and Starchild: a rediscovery of stellar wisdom. Her highly individualistic teaching methods and writing draws on ancient sources, supported by academic texts and current archaeological findings. She now lives in Ireland near the Galtee Mountains. Melusine Draco, as her name suggests, has long been plugged into the powerful currents of traditional witchcraft and ritual magic. She is one of the real ones. Her provocative series of Tradition Witchcraft will show you how to move between the inner and outer worlds. Follow along behind her if you dare ... Alan Richardson, author of Priestess and The Old Sod, biographies of Dion Fortune and W G Gray.
Additional information
GOR013427731
9781780991375
1780991371
Magic Crystals, Sacred Stones by Melusine Draco
Used - Like New
Paperback
John Hunt Publishing
20120928
196
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