Inner Witch
A Modern Guide to the Ancient Craft
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- $99.00
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- $99.00
Descripción editorial
The ultimate guide to witchcraft for every woman craving a connection to something bigger, using the tools of tarot, astrology, and crystals to discover her best self.
In these uncertain times, witchcraft, astrology, tarot, crystals, and similar practices are seeing a massive resurgence, especially among young women, as part of their self-care and mindfulness routines. Gabriela helps readers take back their power while connecting to something larger than themselves. She covers:
* Witchcraft as a feminist call to action
* Fashion magick
* Spells for self-love
* Cleansing your space
* Holidays of the witch
* How to create a spellbook / grimoire
* Witchcraft as self-care
Whether the reader is looking to connect with her green thumb, banish negative energies, balance her chakras, energetically fight the patriarchy, or revitalize her sense of self, Inner Witch has something to offer. After all, empowered women run the world--and the ones who do are usually witches.
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In this fun feminist guide to witchcraft, Herstik, "Ask a Witch" columnist for Nylon magazine, empowers women to connect with something larger than themselves. Herstik covers practices such as blessings, using meals as spellwork, creating a spellbook/grimoire, maintaining an altar, and using tarot cards. Her rituals are easy and mainly involve household items such as fruit, flowers, and oils. She also briefly covers crystals and astrology to stress the importance of celebrating holidays of the witch and actively cleansing the environment. She pays homage to age-old tools (spells and rituals) and introduces modern tools (fashion and glamour magick), arguing that magick is about working with the laws of the universe to turn the world's chaotic energy into something for the greater good. She asks skeptical readers to reconsider witches: a witch must use symbols and energy to express her presence in the universe, but witchcraft is also about celebrating connection with the Earth by honoring the cycles of the moon and sun. In her final chapters, Herstik stresses the importance of nurturing the witch within and working with energy as a part of self-care. With its mix of primer information and practical magick, Herstik's book will appeal to women interested in exploring witchcraft.
