Melusine Draco

Traditional Witchcraft for Urban Living

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For the witch whose career confines them to an urban environment, regular Craft practice may often seem like a futile gesture, especially if home is a small, gardenless-flat. Even the suburbs can be magically incapacitating, if there is constant noise from traffic and neighbours. People work long hour without having the opportunity to notice the subtle changing of the seasons. Weekends are a constant battle with family, domestic chores and socialising. It's no wonder that the urban witch has little time left for magical and spiritual development.Traditional Witchcraft for Urban Living deals with the constant barrage of psychic problems that confront the urban witch on a daily basis. Based on the teachings of a traditional Craft background, the author successfully manages to blend the Old Ways with practical contemporary practice. This book is part of the Traditional Witchcraft Series. Other titles in the series are Traditional Witchcraft for the Seashore(Jan 2012), Traditional Witchcraft for Fields and Hedgerows (Mar 2012) and Traditional Witchcraft for the Woods and Forests (Mar 2012).
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157 printed pages
Publication year
2012
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    The Spell

    Holy water come and bring;
    Cast in salt for seasoning;
    Set the brush for sprinkling;
    Sacred spittle bring ye hither;
    Meal and now it mix together
    Add a little oil to either;
    Give the tapers here their light;
    Ring the saint’s bell, to affright
    Far from hence the evil sprite.
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    Vinegar, Honey & Garlic: Nature’s Secret Weapon by Maxwell Stein
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    When under stress, take three drops of ‘rescue remedy’ in a cup of tea. Make a standard tincture with one pint of at least 30% proof alcohol (vodka is ideal), and pour over 4 ounces of dried herbs. Keep the mixture in a warm place for two weeks and shake daily. Strain the liquid through muslin into a dark, airtight bottle and take 1 teaspoon three times a day. As far as I am concerned, my sloe gin also falls into this category because of the feel-good-factor it produces after one small glass!

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