Llewellyn's Complete Book of North American Folk Magic: A Landscape of Magic, Mystery, and Tradition (Llewellyn's Complete Book Series, 16)
by Benebell Wen, Aaron Oberon, Stephanie Rose Bird, Robert Phoenix, Cory Thomas Hutcheson, Brandon Weston, Melissa A. Ivanco-Murray, Starr Casas, H. Byron Ballard, Jake Richards, Alexander Cummins, Lilith Dorsey, Sandra Santiago, Robert L Schreiwer, Via Hedera, Kenya T Coviak, Ixtoii Paloma Cervantes, Eliseo "Cheo" Torres, Morrigane Feu, E.F.E. Lacharity, J. Allen Cross, Morgan Daimler, Dee Norman, Mario Del Ángel-Guevara
An expansive collection exploring the landscape of North American folk magic, featuring insights from more than twenty contributors on regional traditions, rituals, and cultural heritage.
About This Book
This book gathers contributions from over twenty practitioners and scholars to present a broad survey of folk magic practices found throughout North America.
Chapters explore regional traditions, ancestral techniques, and the cultural contexts that shape magical beliefs and rituals.
Readers encounter descriptions of herbal workings, protective charms, seasonal rites, and community customs passed down through generations.
The text emphasizes respect for living traditions and the importance of cultural sensitivity when studying or participating in these practices.
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