The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Spells: 88 Incantations to Entice Love, Improve a Career, Increase Wealth, Restore Health, and Spread Peace by Michael Johnstone

The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Spells: 88 Incantations to Entice Love, Improve a Career, Increase Wealth, Restore Health, and Spread Peace Reviews

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  P

  Compared to other misguiding books, this instead not only gives you strong information of the roots but also warns against using this spells for nefarious purposes as it says what you do good or bad come back to you not once but three times as. And it explains to you properly all that you need with detailed explanations of the waxing and waning cycles of the moon and those spells that align only with the elements of nature.
  
  And i love how all the spells end with:
  
  "And let it be so done, that it harm no one."
  
  This book makes you respect Wiccan tradition for what it is rather than make you become fearful of it for what books other than white magick make you think. To clarify, anything which causes even minor harm to other person, it is not Wiccan.
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  Diana Rajchel

  The spells have a solid foundation in folkloric tradition. While I found the "history" of African witchcraft sensationalist and offensive, my first role is as a practitioner- and while this is couched in some of the overwrought ethical limitations of Wicca in the aughts (or oughts if you will) it takes a step forward by acknowledging some people using magic aren't perfectly nice and innocent. It is a refreshing change from what was typical circa 2003.
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  Donna Rochow - Poljarevic

  Reasonably easy to read, helpful