Water Witchcraft

Magic and Lore from the Celtic Tradition

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Annwyn Avalon, Skye Alexander: Water Witchcraft (2019, Red Wheel/Weiser)

288 pages

English language

Published Aug. 16, 2019 by Red Wheel/Weiser.

ISBN:
978-1-63341-099-2
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5 stars (1 review)

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A comprehensive guide

5 stars

I chose Water Witchcraft because its subtitle - Magic And Lore From The Celtic Tradition - interested me. I hoped to discover Celtic tales and there are plenty of stories here. I enjoyed listening to this book. It is not very long but there is a lot of information. Annwyn Avalon wrote in a chatty style and I liked Wendy Tremont King's narration a lot. I could often hear when a smile came to her face.

I like how each chapter focused on different types of water. I learned about the sea, lakes, rivers and marshes from a magical perspective. Annwyn talked about ritual baths too! There was plenty of advice about safety near water and about not drinking water when there were certain stones in it. I didn't know that. But the mythology and folklore were my favourite parts.

Although Annwyn recommends lots of good ideas for rituals, some …

Subjects

  • Wire craft
  • Magic
  • Celts, folklore
  • Mythology, celtic