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A Sea Story: A Childrens' Book About Death, is a wondrous, and magical explanation of what happens after we die. A tale all are sure to love, there is something for everyone. Filled with bright, beautiful imagery, the writing, and illustrations take you on a journey that both parents and children are sure to love.

A collection of articles, essays, and editorials on Witchcraft, Paganism, and the Cunning Arts and the cultural issues that effect the people who follow these paths. In this issue we focus on Diversity, Privilege and Cultural Appropriation.

The Covenant of Witch and Faery is as old as humanity itself… in a way, even older. The Fey are the elders of the witches and through them great magicks can be accomplished. In Elfhame's Children, Veronica Cummer explores, explains, enlightens and fleshes out that most important covenant. Using personal experiences, research, Faery messages, divination, rituals, crafts, recipes, and meditations she guides the reader through the World of Faery in a way that only one truly "of the blood" can do. Elfhame's Children is the culmination of years of experience and of value for both those new to Faery work and for those who have long walked with the "Good People". The prose is poetic, the poetry sublime, and the illustrations are inspired.

A comprehensive guide to the history, theory and practice of Pow Wow, this book draws upon historical documentation, traditional methods, and a life of personal experience. Pow Wow, or Braucherei, as it is known by its practitioners, is a system of folk magic that has its roots in Christian and Pre-Christian Germany, but its character is wholy American - the quintissential American magical system. Drawing on quotes from the Bible, qabalistic principles and old gromoires, it is empowered by the Holy Trinity, and most practitioners consider themselves to be Christian, much like the Cunning Folk of England. The final chapter, about Doctor Santee, references material and uses a photograph that is copyright GLHoke, and used with permission."The Red Church: The Art of Pennsylvania German Braucherei is the finest book on German magic to be seen in decades. Comprehensive in its historical, philosophical and cultural roots, The Red Church is a book that will be appreciated by academics and modern practitioners of not just folk and ceremonial magic alike, but also energetic and faith healing, symbolism, and cultural psychology. Extensively researched and documented, no one interested in the survival of Medieval and Renaissance magic into the modern era should be without a copy of it within easy reach." - Mark Stavish, Director of Studies, Institute for Hermetic Studies, author of, The Path of Alchemy, Freemasonry - Rituals, Symbols and History of the Secret Society, and Between the Gates: Lucid Dreaming, Astral Projection and the Body of Light.

Ever had a "gut feeling" that proved to be correct? Ever gathered up your courage in the form of "intestinal fortitude"? Modern science has discovered that our digestive organs have a rudimentarty form of consciousness that corrsponds to these sayings, and this would be old news to our Celtic ancestors, who believed the human form contained three cauldrons that directed energy, inspiration and wisdom. This book explores a set of basic experiences, ideas and techniques that used to be at the heart of every magical Tradition, but which are frequently overlooked or ignored in modern times. But they are the very things that breathe life into magical systems, the secret key that makes the magic actually work. Peter Paddon, author and Witch, has had the fortune to encounter these techniques and practices in several forms, and here he documents his own journey - and the results - as well as laying out exercises and practical applications to enable the reader to stop visualizing and just plain see. Magic is a real force, one that will raise the hairs on the back of your neck, and become a living breathing part of your everyday life. This book will show you how to get there.

Issue 7 of The Crooked Path Journal includes the following articles: Guided Visualizations Throughthe Caucasus - Michael BermanThe Thinking Witch Top Reads of 2010 - Steven PoschInterview with Janet Farrar and Gavin Bone - Tony MierzwickiStorm Mother - Veronica CummerSonnets to the Morrigan - S. P. HendrickThe Witch and the Well and the Dark Rider - Orion FoxwoodPagan Parenting - Renee BergThe Future Through the Writing onyour Forehead - Michael BermanPendraig Publishing CatalogueInvocation and theAncient Art of Ritual Possession - Peter PaddonGardner Redux - Ann FinninSpotlight on: Visceral Magick - Peter PaddonBefore the Battle - Peter Paddon

Alec Chambers is in a quandry - his bookstore had been broken into, his storekeeper killed, and everything points to the man behind the mayhem being one of his best customers, Mr. Mathers. But when a very special journal is stolen from his own home, he finds himself in a race across Europe with Mathers and his Golden Dawn compatriots. But how are they to find the answer to the strange cypher code that is their only clue, and what is the identity of the mysterious red-haired woman? Like the very finest Dan Brown story, only set in the age of Queen Victoria, our intrepid hero finds himself pitting his wit and wisdom against Mathers, Crowley and an assortment of unsavory characters, in a race against the clock to thwart a devilish plan hatched by none other than the infamous Illuminati!

Issue 6 of The Crooked Path Journal includes the following articles: Beefcake, Whine and Cheese by Grace Victoria SwannThe Drift by Jongeorgi EnosShamanism by Michael BermanWeikerie by Robin ArtissonTo Twist and Twine by Veronica CummerWitch Tales in Serbian Crafting by Radomir RisticThe Art of Invisibility by Peter PaddonThe Travelling Man by Robin ArtissonWalking Widdershins by Jongeorgi Enos

Balzador was once a mighty Demon, but after opposing his master Coronzon he found himself exiled on Earth inhabiting a human body. Only one way remains for him to return home - binding together the world's magick and joining in a war against the Archons, sworn enemies of the Demons, that would upset the cosmic balance of power. Standing in his way is the Guild, a magical order founded during the European Renaissance that holds the secrets of practical magick he desperately needs to complete his task. After a terrible magical accident the Guild is divided and distracted. Guild initiate Michael Niemand and A∴A∴ initiate Samantha Davis must unite the members of their respective magical orders against Balzador's machinations if any of them hope to survive. Complicating their task further, the government magick office has taken an interest in the Demon and the Guild and seeks to use both for its own purposes. As Balzador's plans unfold, the two magicians struggle to stop the binding spell and find a way to destroy the immortal Demon. But will their efforts prove too late?