Ancient Egyptian Magic for Modern Witches: Rituals, Meditations, and Magical Tools

I’d like to study more in this area. Loved the variety of information from symbolism to various rituals. I have a long journey ahead of me. Living in the United States as a descendant of Native Americans & Africans [I left out the other genealogy line on purpose although I do believe my distant great Irish born grandmother loved her Cherokee born son; she died shortly after birth I’m told)I believe there are lots of truth to be uncovered). I do believe the part in the Bible were it says seek and you shall find. However my faith is a lot broader then the truths and perhaps untruths in America’s biggest book seller.

Highly recommend this book. It’s worth the money and time to read so interesting and has actual good information!!

Greet info all in one book

Love it

I love it.. And wish i could get a hard cover. My copy has words and inking distortion.. Various pages of bad printing.. Anybody else in spring 2024? In lieu of this it still looks like a very intriguing, magic filled book with songs and all..so 4 stars 5 minus printing errors! Highly recommend if you can get a decent printed copy!!

I was looking for a book that just gave information and didn’t constantly give someone else’s experiences. Only about 1/5 of the book is useful information, the rest is all about the authors experiences. If you want a persons experiences with their coven and Wicca practice, this book is for you. I do not practice Wicca, so I found the book difficult to get through.

I'll just leave you with this... at one point in the book, the author talks about how the god Thoth presents himself to one of her coven-mates wearing aviator sunglasses. I'm sorry, what? There are so many "wtf" moments in this book. So disappointing.

Interesting perspective. I don't relate to this but the Oracle cards that go along with it. Those are great.

The print is faded, like the printer ran out of ink. Otherwise I can’t wait to read it!

very good quality product

This book is really self-cenrered: the autor rambles on too mich about her own (or coven member's) experiences with the deities, but gives little factual information about them and how they got worshipped in ancient times.The experiences thenselves were in my opinion not even that impressive. There is a really weird part in this book where the autor says Thoth appeared to a member wearing mirror shades. I'm sorry, what??The Wicca viewpoint irritated me too. There's nothing wrong with Wicca, but the ancient view towards these gods gets a bit disrupted by this. The autor describes hee view about Ammit and reincarnation, but that didn't really resonate with me because the egyptians didn't believe in reincarnation.Then the magic part, because there was too little of it in this book.I was really looking forward to receive this book, but I'm just going to return it.