Sorcerer's Handbook - Softcover

Clark, Peter J.

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0806964219 ISBN 13: 9780806964218

Publisher: No Imprint, 2002

Synopsis

Everything you need to know to develop the art of sorcery is included in this no nonsense, practical guide. Uncover the truth about what sorcery, witchcraft, and shamanism are ¿ and what they aren¿t. Find out how all different kinds of magic work, how to use them properly, how to protect yourself and work safely, and how to use your latent psychic ability. Acquire the appropriate tools and equipment and see how to perform rituals and cast strong spells to affect the weather, find a soul mate, increase success, heal a headache, charm an animal, move an object, ignite a spark, and more. Beginners will have no problem getting started, and those with more experience will find plenty of new material and ideas.

About this title

From the Author:

In The Sorcerer's Handbook you will find complete instruction on real, practical sorcery – real magick at your fingertips, so to speak. It tells you what sorcery really is, what it isn't, and how it all came about. You'll find out how all the different kinds of magick really work, how to choose the right magick to get the job done, how to protect yourself and work safely, and how to use your latent psychic ability to strengthen your magick. You'll learn about magickal tools and equipment, and about performing rituals and casting strong spells. You'll also find full instructions, a list of easily-obtainable equipment, plus details of the preparations needed should you want to take the Highest Initiation into the craft of sorcery. If you're just starting out, you'll have no problem getting started. If you're an experienced magick user, you've found an invaluable reference of spells, rituals, questions and answers.

Book Description:

Tap into the powerful forces of magic and embark on a transformative journey

About this edition

• Publisher: No Imprint
• Publication date: 2002
• ISBN 10: 0806964219
• ISBN 13: 9780806964218
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 192