Today we’re talking with Skye Alexander, author of over 20 books on the subjects of magic and witchcraft, and author of the new book “The Kitchen Witch: Your Complete Guide to Creating a Magical Kitchen with Natural Ingredients, Sacred Rituals, and Spellwork.”
A look at one of Phil Hine’s latest works!
Antonio Pagliarula examines the long, multicultural history of the Evil Eye.
I am not unfamiliar with the examination of emptiness, nothingness, or silence. That said, I had more than one “wow” moment while reading Thomas Moore’s latest book, “The Eloquence of Silence: Surprising Wisdom in Tales of Emptiness.”
The latest issue of Christian History explore everyday life in the early Church. An interesting read!
Despite what some may assume, many witchy and wellness folks care about science. More should because science can provide a lot of context to one’s everyday life. A fantastic example is “The Neuroscience of Yoga and Meditation” by Brittany Fair. I can’t help but proclaim that this book has it all. The first chapter is …
At this point it is no secret that I am a sucker for goddesses. Offer me a book about any goddess and I’m all in. So, it should surprise no one that I was thrilled to receive a review copy of “Seven Goddesses of the Hellenistic World: Ancient Worship for Modern Times” by Jo Graham. …
Carl Abrahamsson, and I mean this as the highest of compliments, is a giant occult nerd. As proof, I offer this review of his latest book, “Source Magic: The Origin of Art, Science, and Culture.” Abrahamsson takes what he calls a “magical-anthropological” look at the history and evolution of magic and its integration with culture …
“Sonny, true love is the greatest thing in the world – except for a nice MLT – mutton, lettuce, and tomato sandwich, where the mutton is nice and lean and the tomatoes are ripe.” BUT, what if I hat the RECIPE for a nice MLT? Interested?
Back in 2020 I reviewed Crystal Basicsby Nicholas Pearson. I declared the book as destined to be a classicand couldn’t image what Pearson could possibly do next. Now we know.
