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Melanie Marquis guides readers through an eclectic collection of magickal traditions drawn from world folk practices. The book presents instructions on integrating ancient beliefs such as Zulu herbal medicine, Polynesian enchanted ovens, Germanic fertility dances, Papua New Guinean love potions, Greco-Roman bloodletting ceremonies, and Malay word charms into modern spellcraft. By uncovering universal principles across decoy magick, curse breaking, potion making, number magick, and related techniques, the author offers practical insights to deepen insight and success in contemporary practice.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Religious & Spiritual Fiction/Spiritual Fiction
Authors: Melanie Marquis
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