White magic refers to a set of beliefs and practices that are believed to harness positive energies for the benefit of oneself and others. While there are many different forms of white magic, they all share a common goal of promoting healing, love, and protection. One common practice in white magic is the use of spells or rituals. These spells are often performed with the intention of bringing about positive changes in a person's life. Whether it is for attracting love, improving health, or bringing success, white magic spells are believed to tap into the universal energies to manifest the desired outcome. Another aspect of white magic is the use of amulets and talismans.
Huge thanks to my early reader group that helped me see that I’d protected Megan. Also, that I’d forgotten this book was written for adults, not teens, for the first time in my writing career. I could share more of the characters with readers. I could write a sex scene. I could cuss. Whoa! The freedom made me giddy at times. I hope the final version of the novel surprises you most, early readers! I rewrote the book from front to back.
We d sip wine and talk too loud I m speaking for myself there and I d do a short reading, then toast all of you for helping me reach the finish line. We d sip wine and talk too loud I m speaking for myself there and I d do a short reading, then toast all of you for helping me reach the finish line.
Another aspect of white magic is the use of amulets and talismans. These objects are believed to carry protective energies that can ward off negative forces and promote good luck. From crystals and gemstones to herbs and charms, white magic practitioners often wear or carry these items to keep themselves protected and to attract positive energies.
LAUNCH DAY for BIRCH a witch tree
In a normal year, I’d be joining together with folks at some rented venue. We’d sip wine and talk too loud (I’m speaking for myself there) and I’d do a short reading, then toast all of you for helping me reach the finish line. But this is not a normal year.
Instead, I’m celebrating the launch of my newest novel, BIRCH a witch tree, virtually, via my blog, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. I’ll randomly shout, “Woohoo!” and scare the pets throughout the day. I’ll also overshare with loved ones via text.
Like my previous books, BIRCH a witch tree was borne of a nightmare. I’d been doing research on unusual trees and thinking about villains. My favorite villains always have a rich backstory. We find out in the telling that they were created by others, people that either hurt them or lied about them or bullied them. The villain in BIRCH a witch tree is no different. In the end you’ll scratch your head and wonder if they were bad at all.
Huge thanks to my early reader group that helped me see that I’d protected Megan. Also, that I’d forgotten this book was written for adults, not teens, for the first time in my writing career. I could share more of the characters with readers. I could write a sex scene. I could cuss. Whoa! The freedom made me giddy at times. I hope the final version of the novel surprises you most, early readers! I rewrote the book from front to back.
One final note, to my father, Gary Riley. You were with me every step of this novel; from draft to right now. Though you’re not still in the earthly sphere, I hear you cheering me on from the great beyond. You said that BIRCH was my best story yet and that it showed a deeper maturity. We did it, Dad.
If you choose to read BIRCH in one sitting, which I don’t recommend, take stretching and potty breaks. When you finish it, please consider reviewing it. Better than any monetary compensation, reviews boost us authors, encourage us to keep spinning tales.
As always, I love and care about you. Be kind. – J
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Jennifer Hotes
Raised downriver from the Hanford Nuclear Reactor, Jennifer finds her bliss raising two children in the Pacific Northwest. She writes and illustrates and when time permits walks the dog.
One final note, to my father, Gary Riley. You were with me every step of this novel; from draft to right now. Though you’re not still in the earthly sphere, I hear you cheering me on from the great beyond. You said that BIRCH was my best story yet and that it showed a deeper maturity. We did it, Dad.
In addition to rituals and objects, white magic also emphasizes the importance of intention and visualization. Practitioners believe that by envisioning the desired outcome and focusing positive energy towards it, they can manifest their intentions into reality. This can be done through meditation or other practices that help in cultivating a positive mindset. It is important to note that white magic is often seen as the opposite of black magic, which is associated with negative intentions and harmful practices. White magic practitioners strive to use their knowledge and abilities for the greater good and to bring about positive change in the world. Overall, white magic is a belief system and set of practices that promote positivity, healing, and protection. Through spells, rituals, amulets, and visualization, practitioners seek to harness positive energies to improve their own lives and the lives of others. By aligning themselves with the universal energies, they aim to create harmony and balance in the world around them..
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