Woman's Magic: Rituals, Meditations, and Magical Ways to Enrich Your Life

by Sue Bowes

A practical, modernday grimoire (book of magical rituals) showing how easy and pleasurable it is to incorporate the ageold ways of the wise woman into the demanding life of any contemporary woman. It... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1578632218
• ISBN13: 9781578632213
• Release Date: March 2001
• Publisher: Weiser Books
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.4" x 8.3"

Customer Reviews

What a great book and not only for women - men can get a lot

There where many points raised that are missed by other authors. As well as quite a few times when I exclaimed, "exactly", out loud. Deep, relevant and well thought out mediations are included that I'm sure a lot of people will find extremely helpful and which may never have occurred to them to try. Nice bit of reference material added in to the mix. Certainly a book that I will be turning back to again and again.

So Informative... A top rate written book-no boring sections

This book is so good in my opinion that I'm quite sad that I ordered a used copy. My used copy was not that great with folds, and not in good shape. This book is a keeper. For the true witch in all of us. Rituals that are right on target. Magical ways to communicate with the earth, along with the story behind many legands for example: Virgin Mary- What is the representation for the white lily? to Why people wear black at funnerals? Great book, there are no boring sections, to the point where you pick up another book by sitting this one down. NONTHING stale, every chapter gets better.... A great read.

An enjoyable introduction to the magickal life

I enjoyed this book by an English author. She includes many useful and meaningful meditations, working with Goddesses, as well as introductions to numerology and astrology. She also has information about herbs and color magick. I especially enjoyed her chapter called "Woman's Magic in Spirals and Cycles." I liked how she articulated her belief about life and evolving consciousness moving and growing in a spiral fashion. She is a very good writer, and it was interesting to get a Brit's view of women's magic as a change from American writers' views. Her chapters are: woman's magic in sexuality, at home, in the garden, concerning special occassions, in spirals and cycles, concerning the goddess, and concerning the sisterhood. This book doesn't really go in depth about these important concepts, but it is definitely a terrific introduction. Don't miss it.