To Ride a Silver Broomstick

To Ride a Silver Broomstick – Silver RavenWolf

To Ride a Silver Broomstick introduces the science and religion of the craft

Silver, a working Witch who has successfully used each and every technique in this book, presents how-to’s for spell casting and ritual working, divinations and celebrations with her trademark humor and Straight-from-the-hip style. If you’re new to the Craft, Silver can teach you the essentials of this positive spiritual and magickal path. If you’re familiar with the basics, Silver’s extensive knowledge can enrich your practice. You’ll learn how to:

• find your magickal name
• celebrate sabbats and esbats
• create sacred space
• cleanse, consecrate and charge objects
• design and perform rituals
• cast spells, work rituals, and draw down the moon
• use divination tools
• perform color, candle, and sympathetic magick
• practice telepathy, psychometry, and bi-location
• work with power animals and familiars

Take a ride on a Silver broomstick, and let your magickal adventure begin!

Silver RavenWolf (Pennsylvania) has attained Wiccan Priesthood is the Tradition Head of the Black Forest Clan, and an Elder in the family of Serphant Stone. She is the Director of the International Wiccan/ Pagan Press Alliance.

From the Publisher

Every so often, a book has a special spark. That is the case with To Ride a Silver Broomstick by Silver RavenWolf. Sure, it is an excellent source of information on Witchcraft, but it’s also much more. It is a personal book that shares RavenWolf’s heart and soul. And that is one of the reasons I believe this book has become so popular.

RavenWolf tells some amazing stories in here. Her description of her first experience at a clothing-optional festival is hilarious. Her frustrations during childhood while searching for her spiritual path are touching. Her tale of a woman who assumed that the help she received from RavenWolf may have been the cause of a health problem (it wasn’t) leads to thinking about modes of healing and the importance of the mindset of the person being healed.

What an incredible delight this book is! Not only is it personal and fun to read, but it also presents its facts so effortlessly that I was surprised at just how much information there really is in this book. She covers all of the basic theology, including the God and Goddess and the celebratory Wheel of the Year. Most of the book, however, is focused on magick. She gives numerous rituals and rites, and shows how to design your own. She also gives many spells that anyone can work. Other topics include healing, the Tarot (including timing, a rarely discussed subject), color and candle magick, and much more. I especially liked her lexicon of Witchcraft words. Knowing these terms would make a person more comfortable at any Pagan gathering.

I really hope you will consider getting this book. I have no doubt that you will find it enchanting and entertaining as well as astute and wise. I know you’ll love it!