The occult ornament kit is a unique and intriguing collection of items that are often associated with mystical and esoteric practices. This kit typically includes an assortment of different ornaments, charms, and symbols that are believed to possess special powers or energies. The occult ornament kit is not just a regular collection of decorative items. It is believed to have a deeper meaning and purpose, as each ornament is carefully chosen for its symbolic value and metaphysical properties. These ornaments are often used in various rituals, ceremonies, and magical practices to enhance and amplify the intentions and energies of the practitioner. Some of the common ornaments found in an occult ornament kit include pentagrams, sigils, crystal pendants, amulets, talismans, and other sacred symbols.
Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this. It felt like the right book at the right time and it worked really well for me. A lovely story of inherited magic and one woman’s life and struggles.
So, if you fancy a piece, very female centric, focusing on witchcraft and strong family ties, that actually has a kind of payback for the magic used, then give this a go. Set in the late 1700s, a tale of magic and fate, triumph and heartbreak, and the powerful bonds between mothers and daughters unfolds in this spellbinding novel from a master storyteller.
Some of the common ornaments found in an occult ornament kit include pentagrams, sigils, crystal pendants, amulets, talismans, and other sacred symbols. These symbols are typically representative of different aspects of the occult and can be used for protection, healing, manifestation, divination, and other spiritual purposes. It is important to note that the use of occult ornament kits requires a certain level of knowledge and understanding.
The great witch of brttany
27 January 2022
My Five Word TL:DR Review : Beautifully told story of origins
This was my first Louisa Morgan book and what I can say is that I really enjoyed it, and it certainly won’t be my last. In fact, in that respect I have a question about this author’s other books – do I need to read them in a certain order? I think all the books are standalone stories but just thought I’d check.
Anyway, this book tells the story of Ursule Orchiere, how she came to know magic, her ability to read the ancient Grimoire passed down by the Orchiere women and the tenacious way she holds together her family.
The story starts when Ursule is a young girl and we get a feel for the life she lives. Her mother tells fortunes and Ursule collects the coins. Ursule has been fed stories of the Orchiere women and their magic and longs to inherit magic of her own and be part of the story. These are difficult times for women. Witch hunters obsessively search for their next victim to feed the flames and women with knowledge of herb lore are persecuted.
I loved the way Ursule tells her story. The scene is set really well and I just found myself sinking into the tale with ease. There is a palpable sense of fear and a genuine feeling of helplessness amongst the travellers. Gangs of men literally swoop indiscriminately through the camps snatching up women to terrorise and torture. Ursule’s mother finds herself accused and from here things take a different turn but I won’t go further into the story.
What really appealed to me with this story is that it was so easy to get into. The sense of period is beautifully evoked. The hard lives that people led really comes across well and the strong family ties also simply ooze off the page. If you put the witching elements to one side this feels like an impressively rendered historic piece and the descriptions and writing just pulled me in. It just felt like an incredibly comforting read somehow – which, given the darker elements of the story, is an impressive achievement.
On top of this I really liked Ursule and her familiar Drom. I’m not sure that any of the other characters were as well drawn but given that Ursule is the central figure I didn’t have any issues with this. In fact, the other characters felt almost greyed out which felt somehow appropriate given the lonely way Ursule lives. She is a loner, not necessarily by choice, and in fact even though she eventually feels as though she’s surrounded herself with loved ones she still very much comes across as a lone figure.
In terms of criticisms I don’t have any. I can say that this is not a book that you can read quickly and to be honest I don’t think you should try to wolf this down in a couple of sittings. This is a book to be savoured and enjoyed. So, if you fancy a piece, very female centric, focusing on witchcraft and strong family ties, that actually has a kind of payback for the magic used, then give this a go. It really is a delicious morsel.
Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this. It felt like the right book at the right time and it worked really well for me. A lovely story of inherited magic and one woman’s life and struggles.
I received a copy through Netgalley, courtesy of the publisher, for which my thanks. The above is my own opinion.
My rating 4.5 of 5 stars
27 January 2022
The practitioner should be familiar with the meanings and correspondences of each symbol and how to properly incorporate them into their practices. There are many resources available, such as books, online forums, and experienced practitioners, that can provide guidance and information on using occult ornaments effectively. The occult ornament kit can be a powerful tool for those interested in exploring the occult and delving into the deeper realms of metaphysical and spiritual practices. It can serve as a physical representation of one's intentions and beliefs, as well as a means of connecting with higher energies and forces. However, it is important to approach the use of occult ornaments with respect, caution, and a genuine desire to learn and grow spiritually..
Reviews for "Mastering the Occult: Crafting with the Ornament Kit"
1. Sarah - 1/5 - I was really disappointed with the Occult ornament kit. First of all, the quality of the materials was subpar. The paint was chipped and the ornaments looked cheaply made. Secondly, the instructions were not clear at all. I had a hard time understanding how to assemble the ornaments and ended up with a mess. Overall, I feel like I wasted my money on this kit and would not recommend it.
2. John - 2/5 - The Occult ornament kit had an interesting concept, but the execution was poor. The designs on the ornaments were not well-defined, making it difficult to paint them nicely. Additionally, the ornaments were quite fragile and three of them broke while I was trying to hang them on the tree. I appreciate the effort put into creating a unique concept, but unfortunately, this kit fell short in terms of quality.
3. Emily - 2/5 - I was excited to try the Occult ornament kit as I am a fan of all things mystical and occult. However, I was let down by the lack of variety in the designs. There were only a few basic symbols to choose from, and none of them were particularly interesting or intricate. The kit felt very repetitive, and I quickly lost interest in painting the same symbols over and over again. I would have preferred more diverse and detailed designs to make the experience more enjoyable.