Witchy implements -- Where the magic happens, or altars -- Roy G. Biv deVoe, or colors -- Wax work, or candles -- The herb talk, or plants and minerals -- Wandering stars, or planets -- Wheel of the year, or the calendar -- Psychic friend networks, or magical collaboration -- Magical intentions -- Good housekeeping, or uncrossing, protection, and banishing -- Everyone's kind of stupid about love, or attraction magic -- Stacks and stacks of cash, or money drawing -- The Mancy list, or divination -- The whole fucking solar system, or astrology.
Summary:
Mya Spalter has spent years among candles, herbs, cats, and spells as an employee at New York City's oldest occult shop, Enchantments. Since it would get crowded in there if all of you visited, this beautifully illustrated book will be your guide to its secrets and stories; in the process, Mya will introduce you to some mystical concepts you can use to build spells and rituals that resonate with your own personal style, including: create and maintain altars, save your love magic for yourself, clean your filthy apartment, and money magic for need, not greed.
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