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· An introduction to the magical runic Saxon alphabet
Originally published as The Tree The Complete Book of Saxon Witchcraft ISBN 0877282587 , this edition offers a new introduction by the author to guide a new generation of witches into the art and practice of Seax-Wicca. Originally written 30 years ago to correct abuses he saw occurring in covens, Buckland offered Wiccan seekers an introductory text on Saxon witchcraft or SeaxWicca, which can be practiced alone.
Whether you're dressing up for Halloween or simply want to add a touch of witchy chic to your everyday outfit, the dark witch hat by Killstar is a must-have accessory. Its unique design and attention to detail make it stand out from other witch hats on the market. So, embrace your inner witch and complete your look with this stylish and spooky hat.
The Tree: The Complete Book of Saxon Witchcraft - Softcover
Buckland�’s Book of Saxon Witchcraft was one of the first books to explore Wicca from a solitary perspective. Originally written 30 years ago to correct abuses he saw occurring in covens, Buckland offered Wiccan seekers an introductory text on Saxon witchcraft or Seax-Wicca, which can be practiced alone.
Buckland presents meticulously researched information on the time-honored tradition of Saxon witchcraft. He writes cogently and informatively about the history, mythology, spiritual practices, and witchcraft of Saxon England.
Buckland�’s Book of Saxon Witchcraft includes everything the solitary witch needs to practice Seax-Wicca, including:
· Descriptions of the Saxon deities and explanations of their primary beliefs
· An introduction to the magical runic Saxon alphabet
· A selection of original Pagan songs
· A selection of Seax-Wiccan recipes for intoxicants
· Instructions for initiation ceremonies, the eight Sabbats, marriage, birth, and death rites
· An explanation of the art and practice of Saxon Galdra or magic and the divination and herbal lore used for protection, love potions, and healing
· The Seax-Wicca Rite of Self-Dedication, which allows individuals to form their own covens and initiate themselves into the Craft
An indispensable handbook for solitary witches or for witches in covens who want to explore Saxon witchcraft.
Originally published as The Tree: The Complete Book of Saxon Witchcraft (ISBN: 0877282587), this edition offers a new introduction by the author to guide a new generation of witches into the art and practice of Seax-Wicca.
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About the Author:Raymond Buckland is one of the fathers of the modern Wiccan movement. Directed by Gardner himself to bring Wicca to the United States, Buckland rose to prominence as a leader in the movement. Buckland is still active and well known in the Wiccan community. He is the author of many books about the Craft.
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Common Culprits: the Anglo-Saxons saw disease as the result of the invasion of small creatures or their weapons. While this may seem at first to be naïve, it's really not so different from our understanding of the causes of disease, such as microscopic viruses or bacteria. Metaphorically, the Anglo-Saxons understood the basic process, as well as the need to drive out the causes. Of course they believed these creatures to be things like elves, creatures which might be good or evil. The charms, however, only deal with the bad elves who shot their arrows or darts into both people and cattle and caused swelling and illness. Water elves could also cause fevers. A similar creature was a wen, who caused a swelling and had to be lured away to another location. "Worms" too were often a danger—and the word could refer to slithery things of any size, from the humble earthworm to the dangerous adder and even the majestic dragon. Needless to say, their poison was the real problem. Dwarves were reckoned to be no different than elves, and who could say where flying venom might come from. Then there were demons—evil spirits who wished everyone ill. They could infest your home or even your skin. Sometimes no one could be sure of the cause of evil, so there were a number of all-purpose charms against "unknown evil."
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Reviews for "Witchcraft and Style: The Dark Witch Hat by Killstar"
1. Sarah - 2 out of 5 stars - I was really excited about getting this dark witch hat from Killstar, but I was highly disappointed with the quality. The hat arrived with several loose threads and the stitching was already coming apart in some areas. The fit was also not very flattering and the hat felt flimsy overall. It definitely did not live up to my expectations and I would not recommend it.
2. John - 1 out of 5 stars - I purchased the Dark witch hat by Killstar with high hopes, but it turned out to be a complete disappointment. The hat looked great in the pictures, but in reality, it felt cheap and poorly made. The material used looked and felt like it would fall apart any minute, and the hat didn't even fit properly. It was too small and kept slipping off my head. Save your money and look elsewhere for a better quality witch hat.
3. Emily - 2 out of 5 stars - The Dark witch hat by Killstar may look stylish, but it fails in terms of comfort. The hat's size was not as adjustable as I had hoped, and it constantly left a tight imprint on my forehead. The material used also felt uncomfortable against my skin. I was hoping for a chic and comfortable witch hat, but unfortunately, this was not it.
4. Michael - 2 out of 5 stars - Although the Dark witch hat by Killstar looked cool and edgy, I was disappointed with the lack of durability. After only a few uses, the brim of the hat started to bend and lose its shape. It simply couldn't withstand normal wear and tear. Additionally, the hat didn't fit securely on my head, and I had to constantly readjust it throughout the day. Overall, it was a letdown for such an expensive accessory.
5. Laura - 3 out of 5 stars - The Dark witch hat by Killstar had a great design and looked fantastic, but I found it to be too heavy and uncomfortable to wear for extended periods of time. The weight of the hat caused it to constantly slide down my forehead, and it became quite irritating. Despite its stylish appearance, I would not recommend this hat if you're planning to wear it for long durations.