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Books > Health, Home & Family > Mind, body & spirit > The Occult > Witchcraft & Wicca
Explore the magic and mystery of the Night with this mini deck,
featuring magical concepts, mantras, rituals, and more, from
award-winning author Maia Toll's The Night School. * MYSTICAL
WISDOM, CONCEPTS, AND SYMBOLS FROM THE NIGHT SCHOOL: Further your
magical practice with bite-sized mantras, rituals, essential
magical concepts, and key symbols (Elements, Zodiac, etc.), all
brought together in this oracle-style deck inspired by The Night
School. * MAGICAL INSPIRATION ON THE GO: Sized to fit in the palm
of your hand (approx. 2 1/2 X 3"), these miniature cards allow you
to bring core magical concepts, ritual-starters, and mediations
with you wherever you feel most enchanted. * FROM AUTHOR MAIA TOLL:
Trusted mystical author and healer Maia Toll (The Illustrated
Herbiary), draws together essential mystical knowledge in essential
subjects (divination, astrology, alchemy, philosophy) in this
compact deck-and-guidebook set. * BEAUTIFUL, DELUXE PACKAGE:
Featuring 100 full-color cards and a 48-page paperback book (2 1/2
X 3") in a magnetic-closure carrying case, this fully-illustrated
set captures the mystery and wonder of the night sky. * A PERFECT
GIFT: An ideal gift or self-purchase for witches, seekers, and
magic-curious practitioners.
Cotton Mather chronicles the Salem witch trials which took place in
New England in the late 18th century. Together with the trials,
this book holds detailed accounts of devilish phenomena Mather
believed were linked to the discovery of the local witches. Mather
discusses a range of spiritual phenomena reported by various
figures in the fledgling society of New England. Sudden
apparitions, visions, and other strange goings on which she
believed were linked to the frequent finding of witches are
cataloged. The bulk of the text however is concerned with the
trials of many witches, the causes of their accusations, and the
circumstances under which they were tried. Mather's book is today
one of the best and most complete primary narratives of what came
to be known as the Salem witch trials; with accounts of witnesses,
judges, and evidence put forward all present. Furthermore, Mather's
book was published in 1693, shortly after the trials were
concluded.
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