Silver's Spells for Love

Overall I feel this is a very good book. I disagree with the many negative reviews I read. I especially love the introduction as well as the beginning of the first chapter, which gives an overview of the type of visualization needed to achieve your goals while spell casting. Also, she has included appendixes in the back of the book that give more detailed information on moon phases, planets, and color correspondences, so you know the best time to perform various spells. And Silver RavenWolf does make it quite clear that the wiccan rede is against manipulating the free will of others, contrary to what some other reviews may have you believe. This book is written for both beginners and avid practioners of the craft. I would definatley reccomend this book.

I was having trouble getting guys until i bought this book. I did one of the spells in this book and now i am one of the most popular girls in my school. The boys will do whatever i want them to do now. This is really powerful magick so be careful when you are using it. It is very easy to become too popular when working with this book. You know, guys calling you all the time and wanting you to sneak out with them, etc.

I absolutely LOVED this book...however, Aqua_Illusion would have you believe that Silver somehow went against the Wiccan Rede. But, it doesn't...the only way it could do that is if there spells designed to specifically manipulate another's free will, curse someone, or cast a love spell with someone specific in your mind and heart. But, there is nothing here to proove that! After all, The Wiccan Rede should be adopted by *all* practitioners of magick, for only a fool would cast spells that do otherwise then what The Wiccan Rede states. After all, there's far too much negativity in the world, as it is...why would you want to add to that? Anyway, but this book...it's GREAT. Albeit, not quite as good as the other 2 books in the series for 2 reasons: I thought that she would have included some information or idease for Love Altars and the Pagan Rite known as Handfasting. 2.) And, as a fan of the magickal oil recipes of Morgaga, from "Morgana's Chamber" I had expected some of her personal magickal incense and oil recipes within it. But, don't allow those laccking bits of info. to dtere you. Buy this book, and Blessed Be,,,)O(

I really enjoy Silver's books. This Love Spell Book is a very good buy for the money spent. These spells range from finding romantic, family, and pet love. And if one needs to let go of an unhealthy situation, this book offers good spells to help ease pain. An overall great book!

Here's another creative, thematic collection of eclectic spells by author Silver Ravenwolf. This collection focuses on matters concerning the heart. Spells, of course, revolve mainly around sex, romance, marriage, babies, etc. But Ravenwolf also includes spells for the other loves in our lives; friendships, pet companionships, love of self (self-esteem), attracting the job you love, and a spell to send loving thoughts to a loved one who has passed on.She also includes spells to mend broken relationships/friendships, end arguments, soothe road rage, heal after a divorce, or break the effects of love spells or enchantments. She includes a nice spin on the process of drawing down the Moon/Sun -- a preparatory working appropriately titled -- "Drawing down Love". The spells are diverse. There are charms to be made, dreams to undertake, oils or potions to create, baths to refresh in, divinations to do, incantations to speak, songs to sing, empowering chants, candles to charge, and much more. She invokes a variety of deities (Yemaya, Aphrodite, Bast), works with animal/plant energies, and throws in some famous personalities as well (Shakespeare, Lord Byron).It might have been nice if Ravenwolf provided more workings concerning the darker side of relationships -- how to get out of emotional clinches, protection from stalkers, how to break an abusive cycle, end co-dependencies, etc. But, overall, a lot of ground is covered.This book should be taken for what it is...a book of spells, not a magickal primer. It is best suited for those already familiar with the ethics, and the art, of spellcasting. Though there is background material provided on how to work magick, and nice ideas on how to create and bless a love altar or shrine, novices should seek out something more basic on the art of spellcasting rather than just play around with the information provided in this book.Like her other small pocket guides ("Silver's spells for protection", and Silver's spells for prosperity"), you may not find every idea useful. But there's enough here to make it a worthwhile purchase for magickal practitioners. This is an imaginative, thoughtful treasury of magickal workings devoted entirely to the affairs of the heart.