Bücher der Reihe The Sabbat Series

Imbolc Guide: Rituals and Magic to Celebrate the Reawakening Earth is your in-depth guide to understanding and celebrating Imbolc, from Brigid to Candlemas and all the magical lore in between. This book contains a glossary of words for witchcraft, crafts for Imbolc, and how to bring this Pagan tradition into your home and practice. You'll learn about:Spirit Guides.Tools for Witches.Tarot Spreads for ImbolcAstrological Signs, Symbols of Imbolc.Types of Witches.Self-reflections, Chakras, Auras, Colors.Correspondences including Oils, Resins, Crystals, and Herbs.Rituals, Contemporary Practices, and Cultural Significance of ImbolcWhether you are a beginner or an experienced practitioner, This Imbolc Guide will provide you with all the confidence and inspiration you need to have a meaningful and powerful Imbolc celebration.

The Beltane Guide can help you plan your celebrations and correspondence to keep you on track during the Beltane Sabbat. Includes: Beltane Tarot Spread and Guide with space for your Questions, Impression, and reflection on your readings. Crystal and Herb Correspondance Pages. Prompts to center yourself in this Season of Change. Herb Guides and Recipes. Ideal gift for anyone, experienced or just starting out in the craft.

Litha: A Celebration of Old and New Traditions for the Summer SolsticeUnlock the captivating realm of Litha. Ancient traditions, mystical practices, and timeless folklore intertwine to celebrate the radiant power of the Summer Solstice. Delve into the pages of "Litha" and embark on a transformative journey, exploring the rich tapestry of rituals, spells, and beliefs that have illuminated the midsummer celebrations for centuries.Immerse yourself in the vivid tapestry that is the lore of Litha, as this enchanting book reveals the secrets behind the summer solstice when the sun reaches its zenith, filling the world with its golden brilliance. Discover the origins of Litha, tracing its roots to ancient civilizations and sacred cultures, where people honored the cycle of the seasons with reverence and awe.Time-honored rituals.Litha traditions.Ancient spells and charms.Crystal and Herb Correspondence.Celebrate the magic of the sun's zenith.Embrace the essence of Litha and embark on a magical odyssey through the ages. Experience the transformative power of the sun's zenith. "Litha" awaits your journey.Order your copy of "Litha Sabbat Guide to the Magic of the Season" today and embrace the beauty, traditions, and ancient magic of Litha. Let the Summer Solstice become a cherished celebration of your connection to nature and the depths of your own spirit. Don't wait any longer-experience the enchantment of Litha now!

Lughnasadh Guide is your go-to source for celebrations and correspondence during the Lughnasadh/Lammas Sabbat. This special day falls halfway between the Summer Solstice and Autumn Equinox and is known by many names, such as Lughnasadh and Lammas. Some may also refer to it as Loaf Mass Day. Regardless of how you choose to celebrate, this season is a time for gratitude and appreciation for the abundance that it brings.This guide is designed to assist readers in exploring the various themes of this enchanting period. It includes helpful information such as:History and LoreWheel of the YearMoon CyclesElementsCrystal and Herb Correspondence PagesCrystal Grab and Go CombosChakra GuideWitchy WordsRunes ExplainedAs the Season of the Harvest draws near, our carefully selected Prompts will help you focus and embrace the powerful energies of Lughnasadh. Explore self-reflection, personal growth, and empowerment during this sacred time.This helpful guide will be a trusted companion year after year for experienced practitioners and beginners alike, offering inspiration and support for anyone interested in the craft.The Lughnasadh Guide is a great choice to take your spiritual practice to the next level. Order your copy now and start a journey of transformation, empowering you to confidently and gracefully harness the power of Lughnasadh.

Yule is one of Kestrel's favorite times of year. The lights, the decorations, the food, the family time, all bring her joy.But this year, someone is trying to take away Kestrel's joy. She finds cruel notes on her porch and in her yard saying that Kestrel's family is evil for having a pentacle in their front window.Who is leaving the notes? Why do they think Kestrel's family's beliefs are evil? And most importantly, how does the note-leaver know the decoration in the front window is a pentacle and not just a star? Kestrel is determined to find out.

As Beltane (May Day) approaches, Kestrel is happy that spring has finally arrived and is excited that Grandpa has finally come home from the hospital. But Grandpa is still very ill, and Kestrel can't help worrying about him. Meanwhile, at school, some of Kestrel's classmates have started constantly talking about their crushes--and teasing Kestrel for not having one. Except Kestrel does have a crush, one she isn't sure she wants to admit because she doesn't want to ruin a friendship.Grandpa's illness is concerning, and crushes and relationships are confusing. But Kestrel has her family's support, and she believes everything will be okay.

As Kestrel's eleventh birthday approaches, she wishes things didn't have to change. She's finishing fifth grade. She's starting puberty. And Grandpa's illness is worse. If only things could stay they way they were when she was younger, everything would be perfect.But change has to happen, and Kestrel is thankful to have her family and friends supporting her, and to be able to support them in their own changes, as she makes her way into the next year of her life.NOTE: This book includes discussions between characters of menstruation, puberty, and gender-affirming care for transgender children.