Spinning Spells, Weaving Wonders: Modern Magic for Everyday Life

by Patricia J. Telesco

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0895948036
• Release Date: March 1996
• Publisher: Crossing Press
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 0.5" x 5.8"

Customer Reviews

the best spell book there is

this book is better than any other spell book i have ever seen it gives ideas for spells and a sample spell for many topics. the first part of the book tells you what goes into a spell and how to creat your own,it has an excellent appendix that has objects and its corresdonces. it even has simple objects in it like candy wrapper. i highly reccomend this.

My favourite book

This is, by far, my favourite book on spellcasting simply because it is so accessible for everyone. It is not a recipe book like most, but instead gives you props and focals so that you can create your own spells, which are, of course, the best. It was my first book on magick and I'm glad I started off so well. A must-have!

An excellent grimoire of spells

This is a great book! While there are many books of spells on the market, many of them are better left as novelty party favors. Telesco's book is filled with practical magic that can be applied to everyday situations with the conveniences of the modern world like your blender and first aid cream! As a dedicated practicing witch, I consider it an invaluable resource.

A Must-Have

A short, sweet, and simple book that every Pagan should own! It has hundreds of spells and rituals, all of which would be of use to anyone. It starts off with a chapter explaining magic and how to create your own spells, and in the back you'll find a nifty little index explaining many things, not to mention tons of craft ideas. It's very easy to use and perfect for the beginner, and esp. would benefit one more experienced.Trish: good job!

Create YOUR spells easily and efficiently

This is not yet another collection of spells, it is a guide to how you can write your own. Reference and associations along with guidelines make it easy to write your own spellcraft with the knowledge that you are using systems which have worked for others.