Bücher veröffentlicht von Green Magic Publishing

A Pagan path and life described by a Pagan for Pagans.

The I Ching is the written spiritual language of the Stone Age. Ten thousand years ago the subtle energies of life were widely understood by an enlightened neolithic priesthood, and eventually recorded to pass on to succeeding generations. Stone Age people also had an instinctive understanding of the magnetic currents that run through the earth. They used dowsing and rock art to interpret and pass on this knowledge of metaphysics. The author unifies the ancient earth energies from 3000 B.C. and their connection to the I Ching, connecting the 64 hexagrams to the 64 codons of DNA. Thus he accesses a flash of opened consciousness, past, present and future, as time and space momentarily combine to answer the eternal questions What is God' and Who am I

A month by month guide to weather forecasting and what to look out for. Full details of flowers,birds and plant life and their relevance to the day to day weather and the longer term outlook are given the prominence they deserve in this follow up book to Weather Without Technology.One thousand years of weather lore collected together.

Glastonbury Tor is acknowledged to be one of the most powerful sacred places in the British Isles. Wreathed in mystery since before recorded time, myths and legends abound about its role in the spiritual life of the people of these islands and beyond. Today the power of this place still evokes feelings of awe and wonderment. This book investigates the exact source of that power.In a remarkable breakthrough, drawing on new research and previously unpublished sources, Nicholas Mann reveals the ultimate purpose and function of this world famous landmark. He draws upon a synthesis of science and spirituality to challenge beliefs about the interaction between the worlds of body and spirit. His dramatic conclusions have profound implications for the study of sacred sites worldwide.Nicholas R Mann is the author of the classic Isle of Avalon and is a longtime resident and researcher of the mysteries of this ancient landscape.

A complete introduction to New Wicca from its tentative roots in the ancient past to its practical uses in the 21st Century. Explained in straightforward language with numerous illustrations and photos are the complete aspects of Wiccan practice: * meditation techniques * constructing an altar * working in a coven * circle casting * Sabbats * rites of passage * the mysteries of the Elements * access to other worlds

Information is drawn from the many esoteric traditions that inspire Wicca. Written by a Wiccan High Priest. This is for practitioners who are looking for something deeper than the many 'beginners' guides available. This fine sourcebook also utilises The Tree of life and The Tarot to help the reader.

Thirteen steps to becoming a witch; Sabbats moon magic; colours; simple smudging; simple candle magic; spells; incense, herbs and oils; trees and their significance; sacred places; the green man; faerie magic; ritual feasting.

Witchcraft culture and traditions from 6 matrilineal generations of witches. In 1852 two sisters left Scotland for fear of persecution as witches. Only teenagers, they head for Canada. One of the sisters, the author's great, great, great-grandmother, Euphemia Grieve, married and built an octagonal home in Miskoka, Ontario. A powerful, natural magick Circle, was their childhood home. Her witch ancestors practiced theosophy, whose mandate includes the re-awakening of humanity's psychic gifts, to reinvigorate the unexplained laws of Nature. This is the one of the deep legacies of the Craft outlined here.