Everyday Witchcraft

Making Time for Spirit in a Too-Busy World

De: Deborah Blake

Narrado por: Rebecca Mitchell

Walk your personal Pagan path with grace and wisdom, integrating a spiritual practice into your life in just a few minutes per week. Simple, fun, and easy to follow, Everyday Witchcraft shows that no matter how busy or hectic life is, even small acts can add meaning and depth to your life. This remarkable book is filled with creative ideas and a variety of quick yet significant ways to connect with the rhythms of nature each day, not just on sabbats or the full moon. Make your home into a magickal place, work with the God and Goddess on a regular basis, and discover the magickal power of animals. From five-minute rituals and "hibernation vacations" to mini daily divinations, you can easily make the wisdom and practice of witchcraft an enriching part of everyday life.

©2015 Deborah Blake (P)2017 Tantor

Reseñas de la Crítica

"This is a book that deserves a place on all shelves for it is pertinent not only to the Pagan-inclined but to all who look to better their lives." (Raymond Buckland, author of Buckland's Complete Book of Witchcraft)

Good Read

Loved it so much! I felt her words with my heart. I feel like I have always really been Wiccan, but I just didn't know I was until reading this. I learned so much and didn't want the book to be over. Really good!

great

great listen and informative , I recommend it for your practice blessed be and peace

Great Read

I really liked this book it helped me open up and better understand. recommend to all who are learning.

Very well done

Would you consider the audio edition of Everyday Witchcraft to be better than the print version?

For the aspiring witch, and those that were born into it. This is a great audiobook, well narrated.

Good information contained in this book.

I enjoyed this audio book, but if I remember correctly I didn't like the narrator's voice too much. It was clear and understandable, but was probably not accent I like. Some people say everyone who speaks English has an accent, and I think this was what it was.