Bøker av Frances Billinghurst

A complete guide for all lunar lovers that navigates you through astronomy, astrology, mythology, divination, healing and ritual.

An informative and practical guide into the foundational practices of contemporary witchcraft.

Wicca, modern day witchcraft, is said to be the fastest growing spiritual practice in the Western world. As an earth-centric belief system, Wicca has much to offer the world through its focus on balance and harmony, as well as the recognition of magical power that is inherent in the universe as well as within ourselves. "A Little Book of Wicca" is designed to offer a brief introduction into the practices of Wicca, what Wiccans believe, and what it actually means to be a Wiccan. This book sheds some insight into the philosophies and ethics contained within this earth-centric spiritual practice. Having been written from a Southern Hemispheric perspective, "A Little Book of Wicca" also offers a much needed starting point for seekers or those of a curious mind living south of the equator.

Explore the realm of the Dark Goddess and transform your soul.

There are eight seasonal festivals (referred to as sabbats) that make up the ""Wheel of the Year"". ""Dancing the Sacred Wheel"" draws on the author's own personal experience of following a traditional Pagan spiritual path and creating ritual over 20 years in southern Australia. Combining traditional Pagan lore with history in order to develop a relationship with her local environment, the author also offers invaluable pointers as to how to incorporate the localised elements into something that also provides a "traditional" feel.""Dancing the Sacred Wheel"" not only provides an in-depth look the folklore and myth associated with each sabbat, but also discusses ways of creating specific rituals and observances that acknowledge each seasonal "gateway" when the local environment is reflecting something completely different. ""Dancing the Sacred Wheel"" challenges the reader, regardless of which hemisphere they reside, to draw inspiration from their environment, and to create their own unique Wheel of the Year.