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Witch balls, also known as fairy balls or spirit balls, are a type of handcrafted glass ornament that has a longstanding history in folklore and myth. These beautiful glass spheres are traditionally hung in windows or gardens as a means of protection against evil spirits and negative energy. The origins of witch balls can be traced back to Europe in the 18th century, although similar objects have been found in ancient civilizations such as Rome and Egypt. The main purpose of these decorative balls was to ward off witches and prevent them from entering homes or causing harm. The belief was that the witches, attracted to the beautiful glass, would become mesmerized by their reflections and become trapped inside. Witch balls are typically made by skilled glassblowers who create intricate patterns and designs within the glass.

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Running the gamut from celestial notations to summoning in a sense not normally seen until a century later, this fourth book is no less a genuine grimoire than any of the texts dubiously ascribed to Moses, Solomon, Adam, Hermes, and other major figures within Renaissance magick. His explanations of planetary rulerships, enchantments, sorceries, types of divination, and the interpretation of dreams offer an intriguing array of possibilities improved health, prolonged life, increased wealth, and enhanced foresight.

Witch balls are typically made by skilled glassblowers who create intricate patterns and designs within the glass. They are often adorned with colorful strands or ribbons on the outside, adding to their aesthetic appeal. The glass itself is believed to have protective properties, with the ability to absorb and neutralize negative energy.

Fourth Book of Occult Philosophy: Of Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa - Softcover

The Fourth Book of Occult Philosophy must be first by the reader set aside from the triplicate works of Heinrich Agrippa, the famous Three Books of the same, by virtue of its manufacture- generally considered not to have been penned by Agrippa himself but rather by others influenced by his work. Running the gamut from celestial notations to summoning in a sense not normally seen until a century later, this fourth book is no less a genuine grimoire than any of the texts dubiously ascribed to Moses, Solomon, Adam, Hermes, and other major figures within Renaissance magick. Its pages contain a great deal of occult lore, especially with regards to the classification of, and sigils made for, various spiritual entities- both divine and infernal, as well as those natural forces usually classed aside from both of the same.

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Cloth edition of a famous grimoire translated by Robert Turner. Complementary volume to "The Three Books of Occult Philosophy." Stephen Skinner's introduction and notes clarify the importance and use of this work.

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In addition to their protective qualities, witch balls are also seen as symbols of good luck and fortune. It is believed that having a witch ball in your home can bring positive energy and blessings. Some people also use witch balls as divination tools, asking questions and seeking guidance by gazing into their mystical depths. While witch balls are steeped in history and tradition, they continue to be popular today for their aesthetic appeal and spiritual significance. Many people choose to hang them in windows or gardens as a decorative element, while others actively believe in their protective properties. Regardless of one's beliefs, witch balls remain a fascinating aspect of folklore and a unique addition to any home..

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