Green Witchcraft is a form of witchcraft that focuses on connecting with nature and utilizing natural materials and energies in magical practices. One prominent practitioner of Green Witchcraft is Ann Moura, an American author who wrote the book "Green Witchcraft: A Practical Guide to Discovering the Magic of Plants, Herbs, Crystals, and Beyond." Moura's book offers a comprehensive guide to practicing Green Witchcraft, covering topics such as herbal magic, crystal magic, divination, and spellcasting. She emphasizes the importance of developing a deep connection with the earth and the natural world in order to enhance magical abilities and spiritual growth. Moura also incorporates elements of Wicca into her practice, incorporating rituals and celebrations of the seasons and moon phases. In Green Witchcraft, the use of plants and herbs is central.
Brightest Blessings,
Ann Moura [Aoumiel]
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In Green Witchcraft, the use of plants and herbs is central. Moura explains the magical properties of different plants and how they can be used in various spells and rituals. She also provides instructions for creating herbal remedies, oils, and incenses.
Grimoire for the Green Witch by Ann Moura
The author of the popular Green Witchcraft series presents her personal Book of Shadows, designed for you to use just as she uses it as a working guide to ritual, spells, and divination. This ready-made, authentic grimoire is based on family tradition and actual magical experience and is easily adaptable to any tradition of Witchcraft.
A Treasury of Magical Information
Includes:
- Rituals for Esbats and Sabbats
- Correspondences
- Circle-casting techniques
- Sigils
- Symbols
- Spells
- Oils, Teas, and Baths
Every aspect of Craft practice is addressed!
Grimoire for the Green Witch offers a treasury of magical information- rituals for Esbats and Sabbats, correspondences, circle-casting techniques, sigils, symbols, recitations, spells, teas, oils, baths, and divination. Every aspect of Craft practice is addressed, from the purely magical to the personal spiritual. It is a distillation of Green practice, with room for growth and new inspiration.
Trade Paperback | English | 360 pages | 8 x 10 x 1 IN
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The book encourages practitioners to develop their own personal relationship with plants and to work with them in a respectful and sustainable manner. Crystal magic is another aspect of Green Witchcraft that Moura discusses. She explains the different energies and properties of crystals and how they can be used in magical work. Moura also provides guidance on cleansing and charging crystals to maximize their magical potential. Divination is seen as an important tool in Green Witchcraft, and Moura explores various divinatory methods such as tarot, runes, and pendulums. She offers advice on how to develop intuitive skills and interpret the messages received through divination. Overall, Green Witchcraft is a path that emphasizes harmony with nature, self-sufficiency, and personal empowerment. It encourages practitioners to live in harmony with the earth, to honor the cycles of nature, and to work with natural materials and energies in their magical practices. Ann Moura's book serves as a practical guide for those interested in exploring and practicing Green Witchcraft and delving deeper into the magical potential of the natural world..
Reviews for "The Green Witch's Guide to Elemental Magic: Working with the Elements"
1. John - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with "Green Witchcraft" by Ann Moura. I found the book to be lacking in depth and substance. The author's writing style was dry and didn't engage me as a reader. The information provided felt repetitive and basic, without any real exploration of the topic. Overall, it felt like a superficial introduction to witchcraft rather than a comprehensive guide. I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for meaningful and in-depth information on the subject.
2. Emily - 1/5 - I found "Green Witchcraft" by Ann Moura to be incredibly misleading. The title suggests a focus on green witchcraft, but the book barely touches on the topic. Instead, it's more of a general overview of various witchcraft practices without delving into any one area in depth. The information provided is basic and can be easily found elsewhere. I was hoping for a more specialized and focused book on green witchcraft, but this was a letdown. I would advise anyone interested in the subject to look for other resources that actually cover it in more detail.
3. Sarah - 2/5 - I was not impressed with "Green Witchcraft" by Ann Moura. The book lacked organization and clarity, making it difficult to follow along. It felt disjointed and lacked a cohesive structure. The information provided was not backed up with sources or references, making it hard to determine the credibility of the author's claims. I also found the writing style to be dry and unengaging. Overall, I found this book to be uninspiring and would not recommend it to anyone looking for a comprehensive and well-structured guide to witchcraft.
4. Robert - 1/5 - "Green Witchcraft" by Ann Moura was a disappointment. I found the author's tone to be condescending and dismissive of other witchcraft practices that did not align with her own beliefs. It felt like a book that was more focused on promoting a specific ideology rather than providing objective and balanced information. The lack of inclusivity and open-mindedness in this book was off-putting. I would not recommend it to anyone looking for a well-rounded and unbiased exploration of witchcraft.
5. Melissa - 2/5 - I found "Green Witchcraft" by Ann Moura to be quite simplistic and lacking in substance. The book oversimplifies complex concepts and doesn't provide enough depth for a beginner or intermediate practitioner. While it may be suitable for someone completely new to witchcraft, those with even a basic understanding will find this book to be repetitive and uninformative. I was hoping for more in-depth information and practical advice, but was left disappointed. I would recommend looking for more comprehensive resources on the subject.