Witchcraft Unchained: Exploring the History & Traditions of British CraftAuthor: Craig Spencer On June 22, 1951 the last of the Witchcraft Acts was repealed in the UK. This single action would lead to the rise of what would become the global witchcraft revival movement. Despite another year marking the passing of this historical event, so much of our history still remains lost, misunderstood, or frankly made inaccessible to the magical community at large. There is a craving for better information about the more recent

particularly Erzulie Dantor

practitioners

This is the magical equivalent of a prize and inspirational cookbook: nothing is too basic to be explained and yet sophisticated tastes as well as emergency situations are catered for

rye and barley knots of the blessed harvest grains

and in Aleister Crowley's Liber 418

Cultivation: Farmed

the appearance and feel of the original text is carefully reproduced

Arts against Evildoers

folk or traditional herbal that could be used as a working manual

The second part of the book is the actual grimoire that offers the reader step by step instructions for working the acts of magic referenced in part one

the way in which those ‘guild’ secrets were disclosed called for certain initiatory rites of passage that stemmed from a shared hereditary root which was based in culture and developing tangible craft traditions pertinent to each

Rollicking Bill and Jop Summers