I am a witch on the move. My life is filled with adventure and magic as I travel from place to place, spreading my enchantments far and wide. I am not tied down to one location, but rather, I am constantly on the go, exploring new realms and casting spells wherever I may find myself. **My journey as a witch on the move is not easy, but it is exhilarating.** I travel by broomstick, soaring through the night sky under the light of the moon. I have visited ancient forests, bustling cities, and hidden caves.
Eric Chaline is an author and editor based in London. He has a special interest in religion and philosophy and has written books on a range of subjects, such as history, travel, and health and fitness. His published works include The Book of Zen, The Book of Gods and Goddesses, 101 Dilemmas for the Armchair Philosopher, Lost Treasures, Ancient Greece, and Strokes of Genius, which won the Lord Aberdare Literary Prize for the best book on the history of sport in 2018.
His published works include The Book of Zen , The Book of Gods and Goddesses , 101 Dilemmas for the Armchair Philosopher , Lost Treasures , Ancient Greece , and Strokes of Genius , which won the Lord Aberdare Literary Prize for the best book on the history of sport in 2018. Award-winning author Eric Chaline introduces each topic with a short overview before featuring the key signs and symbols and exploring similar and related entries.
I have visited ancient forests, bustling cities, and hidden caves. Each destination brings its own unique challenges and opportunities for magic. As a witch on the move, I am always seeking knowledge and inspiration.
Symbols of the Occult (Hardcover)
Covering astronomy, demonology, witchcraft, ancient magic, and much more, this book serves as a directory to decoding over 500 signs, symbols, and icons of the occult.
This expansive illustrated directory showcases the key signs and symbols of the occult. Each entry has been carefully selected for its powerful symbolism, and the stylish illustrations span from the myths and legends of the ancient world to the icons used in modern science.
Award-winning author Eric Chaline introduces each topic with a short overview before featuring the key signs and symbols and exploring similar and related entries. Including signs from ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, as well as Aztec, Celtic, Slavic, Native American, and Hindu societies, Symbols of the Occult examines more than 500 symbols from history, art, and culture by decoding their iconography and exploring their historical significance. Arranged by topic, this volume collects the key areas of astrology and cosmology; witchcraft and mysticism; satanism and demonology; science and alchemy; math and sacred geometry; the natural world; and symbols of ancient and secret societies.
This guide is the ultimate resource for the modern occultist.
About the Author
Eric Chaline is an author and editor based in London. He has a special interest in religion and philosophy and has written books on a range of subjects, such as history, travel, and health and fitness. His published works include The Book of Zen, The Book of Gods and Goddesses, 101 Dilemmas for the Armchair Philosopher, Lost Treasures, Ancient Greece, and Strokes of Genius, which won the Lord Aberdare Literary Prize for the best book on the history of sport in 2018.
- Body, Mind & Spirit / Occultism
- Reference / Signs & Symbols
I visit other witches and wizards, learning their techniques and sharing my own. I have studied spells from all corners of the world, weaving together a tapestry of enchantments that is uniquely my own. No two spells are alike, as each one is tailored to the specific needs of the situation at hand. **But being a witch on the move is not just about magic.** It is about connecting with the natural world and the spirits that reside within it. I have danced with fire nymphs, sung with mermaids, and communed with the ancient spirits of the earth. These encounters have brought me closer to the essence of magic, reminding me of the interconnectedness of all things. Living life as a witch on the move requires flexibility and adaptability. I must be prepared for the unexpected, as magic often works in mysterious ways. **But I embrace the unknown, for it is where the greatest adventures lie.** I have faced countless challenges – from treacherous storms to mischievous imps – but each obstacle only strengthens my magic and my resolve. **As a witch on the move, I am a catalyst for change and transformation.** I bring light where there is darkness, hope where there is despair. My spells may be small, but their impact ripples out, touching the lives of those I encounter along my journey. It is my duty to use my powers for good, uplifting others and spreading positivity wherever I go. **Being a witch on the move is not a solitary endeavor.** I am part of a community, a network of fellow witches who support and inspire one another. We gather at the Sabbats, celebrating the cycles of nature and harnessing the collective power of our magic. Together, we are a force to be reckoned with, spreading love, healing, and joy throughout the world. In the end, being a witch on the move is about embracing the wonder and beauty of the world around us. **It is about using our powers to make a difference, however small or grand that may be.** The journey may be long and winding, but it is filled with so much more than just magic – it is a journey of the soul..
Reviews for "Traveling Witch's Altar: Creating Sacred Spaces on the Move"
1. Samantha - 2 stars
While the book had an interesting premise, I found "I am a witch on the move" to be very predictable and lacking in depth. The main character's journey seemed forced and the plot development was weak. Additionally, the writing style was repetitive and the pacing was off. Overall, I was disappointed with this book and would not recommend it.
2. Michael - 1 star
"I am a witch on the move" was a complete letdown. The storyline was confusing and disjointed, making it hard to follow. The characters were not well-developed and their actions often seemed illogical. Furthermore, the book lacked a clear resolution, leaving me feeling unsatisfied. I was hoping for an engaging and captivating read, but unfortunately, this book fell short of my expectations.
3. Emily - 2 stars
While I appreciate the author's attempt to create a unique fantasy world in "I am a witch on the move," I found the execution to be lacking. The world-building was weak, leaving too many unanswered questions and inconsistencies. The dialogue felt stilted and unnatural, and the overall writing was mediocre at best. I struggled to connect with the characters and ultimately lost interest in the story. Overall, I had hoped for a more immersive and well-crafted book, and this one just didn't deliver.
4. David - 2 stars
"I am a witch on the move" had an intriguing premise, but it failed to deliver on its potential. The plot was stagnant and lacked excitement, making it difficult to stay engaged. The protagonist's journey felt aimless and lacked a clear direction, and the supporting characters were underdeveloped and forgettable. The writing style was also jarring, with abrupt shifts in tone and pacing. Overall, while the book had its moments, it didn't live up to my expectations and left me wanting more substance.