Isbn: 9781964537566 - the crow’s collection anthology world magic (28 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A voyage through the worlds magical practices.Landscapes influence our cultural practices as much as the people who create them, and magic is no stranger to this effect. Magic is omnipresent in our world, but many people who practice dont call it 'magic'. Thanks to stigmatisation, disavowal, and punishment for magical work, as well as christo-colonialism, many non-Wiccan or Pagan practices have gone unseen in the contemporary occult community. Crossed Crow Books first-ever anthology, The Crows Collection of World Magic, collects ten essays by writers and practitioners around the world about their magical practices, histories, and communities. This anthology sheds light on lively, underrepresented traditions and embraces the diversity of the magical world. Explore Kenneth Johnsons initiation into Indigenous Mayan traditions, study Finnish runes with the tietj and Aili Marjatta Kerttula, and learn how cabildo communities in Afro-Diasporic Cuba drew Lukumi from Yoruban practice with Oracle Hekataios. Enrich your understanding of the magical world around us through the land, history, and practitioners who have come from all walks of life before us.Authors and topics include:Kenneth Johnson: experiences in indigenous Mayan community, initiation into priesthood, and fire ritual.Nicholaj de Mattos Frisvold: An overview of Macumba.Oracle Hekataios: History of and personal experiences with Lukumi.Aili Marjatta Kerttula: Finnish magic with a focus on history, saunas, and house spirits.Rain Al-Alim: Translation of Kitab al-Ajar, a piece of astrology-heavy Islamic writing on using talismans in magical stones.Katerina Sarpione: Balkan magic, with a focus on Bulgarian, including folklore, roles of healer and magician, and ways to apply to contemporary practiceFrankie Castanea: Dual faith practice in Italian-American folk magic and folk CatholicismLaura Davila: An overview of Brujeria Mexicana.Brandon Weston: Spirits, fairies, and the otherworld in Ozark folk magicP. Sufenas Virius Lupus: Medieval Irish texts and using research responsibly. Landscapes influence our cultural practices as much as the people who create them, and magic is no stranger to this effect. Magic is omnipresent in our world, but many people who practice dont call it 'magic'. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A voyage through the worlds magical practices.Landscapes influence our cultural practices as much as the people who create them, and magic is no stranger to this effect. Magic is omnipresent in our world, but many people who practice dont call it 'magic'. Thanks to stigmatisation, disavowal, and punishment for magical work, as well as christo-colonialism, many non-Wiccan or Pagan practices have gone unseen in the contemporary occult community. Crossed Crow Books first-ever anthology, The Crows Collection of World Magic, collects ten essays by writers and practitioners around the world about their magical practices, histories, and communities. This anthology sheds light on lively, underrepresented traditions and embraces the diversity of the magical world. Explore Kenneth Johnsons initiation into Indigenous Mayan traditions, study Finnish runes with the tietj and Aili Marjatta Kerttula, and learn how cabildo communities in Afro-Diasporic Cuba drew Lukumi from Yoruban practice with Oracle Hekataios. Enrich your understanding of the magical world around us through the land, history, and practitioners who have come from all walks of life before us.Authors and topics include:Kenneth Johnson: experiences in indigenous Mayan community, initiation into priesthood, and fire ritual.Nicholaj de Mattos Frisvold: An overview of Macumba.Oracle Hekataios: History of and personal experiences with Lukumi.Aili Marjatta Kerttula: Finnish magic with a focus on history, saunas, and house spirits.Rain Al-Alim: Translation of Kitab al-Ajar, a piece of astrology-heavy Islamic writing on using talismans in magical stones.Katerina Sarpione: Balkan magic, with a focus on Bulgarian, including folklore, roles of healer and magician, and ways to apply to contemporary practiceFrankie Castanea: Dual faith practice in Italian-American folk magic and folk CatholicismLaura Davila: An overview of Brujeria Mexicana.Brandon Weston: Spirits, fairies, and the otherworld in Ozark folk magicP. Sufenas Virius Lupus: Medieval Irish texts and using research responsibly. Landscapes influence our cultural practices as much as the people who create them, and magic is no stranger to this effect. Magic is omnipresent in our world, but many people who practice dont call it 'magic'. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A voyage through the worlds magical practices.Landscapes influence our cultural practices as much as the people who create them, and magic is no stranger to this effect. Magic is omnipresent in our world, but many people who practice dont call it 'magic'. Thanks to stigmatisation, disavowal, and punishment for magical work, as well as christo-colonialism, many non-Wiccan or Pagan practices have gone unseen in the contemporary occult community. Crossed Crow Books first-ever anthology, The Crows Collection of World Magic, collects ten essays by writers and practitioners around the world about their magical practices, histories, and communities. This anthology sheds light on lively, underrepresented traditions and embraces the diversity of the magical world. Explore Kenneth Johnsons initiation into Indigenous Mayan traditions, study Finnish runes with the tietj and Aili Marjatta Kerttula, and learn how cabildo communities in Afro-Diasporic Cuba drew Lukumi from Yoruban practice with Oracle Hekataios. Enrich your understanding of the magical world around us through the land, history, and practitioners who have come from all walks of life before us.Authors and topics include:Kenneth Johnson: experiences in indigenous Mayan community, initiation into priesthood, and fire ritual.Nicholaj de Mattos Frisvold: An overview of Macumba.Oracle Hekataios: History of and personal experiences with Lukumi.Aili Marjatta Kerttula: Finnish magic with a focus on history, saunas, and house spirits.Rain Al-Alim: Translation of Kitab al-Ajar, a piece of astrology-heavy Islamic writing on using talismans in magical stones.Katerina Sarpione: Balkan magic, with a focus on Bulgarian, including folklore, roles of healer and magician, and ways to apply to contemporary practiceFrankie Castanea: Dual faith practice in Italian-American folk magic and folk CatholicismLaura Davila: An overview of Brujeria Mexicana.Brandon Weston: Spirits, fairies, and the otherworld in Ozark folk magicP. Sufenas Virius Lupus: Medieval Irish texts and using research responsibly. Landscapes influence our cultural practices as much as the people who create them, and magic is no stranger to this effect. Magic is omnipresent in our world, but many people who practice dont call it 'magic'. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A Voyage Through the World's Magical PracticesLandscapes influence our cultural practices as much as the people who create them, and magic is no stranger to this effect. Magic is omnipresent in our world, but many people who practice don't call it 'magic.' Thanks to stigmatization, disavowal, and punishment for magical work, as well as christo-colonialism, many non-Wiccan or Pagan practices have gone unseen in the contemporary occult community. Crossed Crow Books' first-ever anthology, The Crow's Collection of World Magic, collects ten essays by writers and practitioners around the world about their magical practices, histories, and communities. This anthology sheds light on lively, underrepresented traditions and embraces the diversity of the magical world. Explore Kenneth Johnson's initiation into Indigenous Mayan traditions, study Finnish runes with the tiet?j? and Aili Marjatta Kerttula, and learn how cabildo communities in Afro-Diasporic Cuba drew Lukumí from Yoruban practice with Oracle Hekataios. Enrich your understanding of the magical world around us through the land, history, and practitioners who have come from all walks of life before us.Authors and topics include: - Kenneth Johnson: experiences in indigenous Mayan community, initiation into priesthood, and fire ritual.- Nicholaj de Mattos Frisvold: An overview of Macumba.- Oracle Hekataios: History of and personal experiences with Lukumi.- Aili Marjatta Kerttula: Finnish magic with a focus on history, saunas, and house spirits.- Rain Al-Alim: Translation of Kitab al-A?jar, a piece of astrology-heavy Islamic writing on using talismans in magical stones.- Katerina Sarpione: Balkan magic, with a focus on Bulgarian, including folklore, roles of healer and magician, and ways to apply to contemporary practice- Frankie Castanea: Dual faith practice in Italian-American folk magic and folk Catholicism- Laura Davila: An overview of Brujeria Mexicana.- Brandon Weston: Spirits, fairies, and the otherworld in Ozark folk magic- P. Sufenas Virius Lupus: Medieval Irish texts and using research responsibly. …

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