Spells from the Wise Woman’s CottageAuthor: Steve Patterson Deep within the winding corridors of Boscastles Museum of Witchcraft and Magic, a low humble door and two small windows allow visitors a glimpse into another world. Here, a kindly old woman sits at her table within the whitewashed rough stone walls of her cottage. A small fire glows in the large open hearth, strange substances, herbs and magical charms adorn the shelves and hang from the low wooden beams, whilst in the shadows,

Robert Fitzgerald

Burn this candle as an offering

ancestral and of the land or hearth

Burn in devotion to Kali

Aroma: A deep aroma of Oak

I heard my name being called from the garden followed by laughter

Burn to help induce visions and prophecy when performing divination and path workings

Behind the seasonal calendar celebrated by most modern pagans is an ebb and flow of natural energies that is seldom mentioned and whose meaning is very little understood

As Cheryl tells us in her introduction to this book

Written by John George Hohman

‘reverse’ side of the book

methods of entering trance