New Age and Pagan

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A Witch's Book Of Shadows
There is a bond that builds between scribe and scroll. A deep and abiding bond. As the scribe lays out inner most feelings, personal accomplishments and losses and all the gray areas in between, energy is passed from the scribe's hand or fingertips to the page or screen. 

Behind The Tarot - The Lovers *
Card number six of the Major Arcana, The Lovers stands as a poster-child for deeper meanings. One of the few cards in the deck often disputed over, The Lovers is symbology at its best, the more dense roots of divination becoming clear only to those who open their minds to see.

Book Review - Incense - Crafting and Use of Magickal Scents  *
Crafting and Use of Magical Scents is an extraordinarily lovely book to have on your shelf.  A must-have for those with an interest in scent and spell crafting through the element of air.  

Book Review - Spirit of the Witch
Grimassi has outdone himself this time around, incorporating a unique sense of spirituality, with the ritual and practices of a grounded pagan. Having trained in the Italian traditions, Raven pulls from his past to imbibe this work with a strong sense of commitment to the craft.

Book Review - Simplified Qabala Magic
As with all of Andrew's books, this one is the informative and packed volume we've come to expect from his work.  A straightforward and simplified look at a system of mysticism that has kept scholars working lifetimes to fully comprehend. 

Book Review - Candle Magic For Beginners
The author of this book says "Candle Magic can be as simple or involved as you wish."  And although he calls this a beginner's guide, it's not.

Crystals and Stones 
All herb, stones, crystals and minerals from the Earth have vibratory rates differing from anything else in the universe. The inherent energy of crystals and stones is not only a healing energy but an enhancement to your own. 

Teen Witch
Living life as a teenage witch is a lot like being the invisible man, unless of course you live in a community where witches are widely accepted, then you’re doing fine.

Movie Review - The Bell Witch Haunting
Forget the standard chop-em-up, or the freakish fiends in rubber masks.  This film has more creepy moments than most of its genre.  Although rounded out nicely with a cast of unfamiliar faces, each has been cast in a part suited to him/her.