Herbal Magic: A Handbook of Natural Spells, Charms, and Potions (7) (Mystical Handbook)

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Additionally, I have some minor quibbles with some choices made within this book: the Elder tree is not called the “Elderberry”. She’s called “Elder”, that’s it. Equally, Cornflower is more commonly known as “Cornflower”, not “Batchelor’s Button”, and I know “Honesty” as “Honesty”, not “Moonwort” — however, I am reading as a Brit, and I note that the entry for Coriander leads with its American name of Cilantro, so some of these could just be regional differences. The inclusion of plants which could be considered to be weeds (e.g. Dandelion) is a great touch, as is the inclusion of plants which can easily be found in gardens as well as those which would be harder to find in the wild (but not necessarily in the “world foods” section of a large supermarket, for example). The last section of the book features a range of different spells and rituals that you can try, and adapt for your own purposes. I won’t say too much about them because there are quite a few. One I think i will try soon is for extinguishing bad habits. There is defini Something else that stood out to me while reading was a little section about setting intentions. For beginners Aurora explains the basics of spell work and how to set intentions for spells. It was really useful to have a refresher of this because I feel like my intentions are all over the place at the moment, and it’s probably why my spells have not been very effective. I don’t want to give away too much but she emphasised to me just how important the small details are. Things like, being clear, being consistent, being patient and ultimately having that belief. It has some really great advice for beginners and some subtle reminders for more seasoned witches - which we all need now and again. However, in this model, the magical properties of a plant are not absolute but depend on the magician’s cultural and personal experience. There are also multiple references to “smudging”, which is a closed practice belonging to some Indigenous peoples of the Americas; this cultural appropriation isn’t something I would expect of an author or publishing house in 2021, so it is a disappointment. Replacing this term with “smoke cleansing” would have been more appropriate.

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