Natural Magick

This book is very informative, allowing a beginner (or more advanced member) of the craft to gather knowledge on commonly used implements/herbs/etc.

Sally Dubats literary style is so reader friendly you can hardly put this book down. Her comprehensive compilation of necessary needs for the craft is easy to follow, and simple to implement. If you are interested in having a clear understanding of Wicca presented in a gentle flowing way read this book. This book should become a classic in Wicca tradition!

this book is very excellent. it touches some very important stuff of magick and rituals that most books dont cover at all, it has a whole section to help you write spells instead of giving you a spells, very excellent its good for anyone interested in magick beginner or advanced or in between

With lucid explainations, NATURAL MAGICK answers questions for those just becoming farmiliar with magick and the Craft. With well-rounded insight, the book sorts through the well-stocked witch's cupboard and answers all the questions left over for the well-practiced in magick. Whether your looking for a reference guide or didactic text, Dubats satisfies both. The book goes through the many different facets of Wicca and Magick while interconnecting them with eachother and the world around us. Ever wonder why certain colors are associated with certain emotions? Or why ancient peoples used the same "tools" for ritual as we do today? NATURAL MAGICK answers these questions so that the reader may see the connection between the energy of magickal objects and the results that they can manifest. This approach really gives magic a deep spiritual meaning and made it "feel" right for me. Astrology, Tarot, Numberolgy, and Runes are all discussed. After reading Dubat's understanding of divination, you'll never again look at numbers, symbols, or colors in the same way. Perhaps my favorite part of the book is the author's acceptance of all ways, faiths, and practices and her teachings that follow accordingly. You can't go wrong!

Hurrah! Just exactly the book I was looking for. The subtitle of this book is "Inside the Well-Stocked Witch's Cupboard." I think it does a pretty good job of living up to that topic! The author gives some witchy basics, but most of the book is dedicated to natural magic. The second half of the book contains an extensive listing of herbs, stones, and crystals and their uses. People who like Scott Cunningham will like this book. Not all will agree with me, of course, but I feel it's a nice edition to your bookshelf. I'm a kitchen witch, and I heartilly approve! :)