This book explore the old magical traditions, witchcraft and and folklore within the land of Devonshire. Gemma Gary looks from witches past- such as the Caulks of Exeter and the Devonshire ‘toad witches’ to the modern practitioners such as William Cecil.
Within these pages you’ll find blessings, counter cursing, Black Dog Apparitions, the Wild Hunt and the Devil himself. You’ll also find information on skin-turning, a type of soul shapeshifting practiced by traditional witches, as well as information on familiars and finding spirit companions.
Silent as the trees is truly two books in one, as it also contains a ‘Black Book of Devonshire Magic’ detailing an extensive collection of genuine traditional Devonshire spells, charms and magical rites.
You’ll find magical workings for power, spirit vision, cure charms for all manner of ailments and injuries, curse magic, protections and magical defence, love charms, good fortune, charms for animals, and traditional Devonshire toad magic.
Why we love it
This is a wonderful book on Devonshire magic and witchcraft! The history and folklore of the land is not to be missed, and the grimoire is full of useful spells and rituals. The toad rituals contained in this book are truly fascinating pieces of local lore. Information of British Conjurers can be quite hard to find these days, but this book has extensive information about Devonshire conjurers. This is an excellent book for anybody wanting to study the Traditional craft of Britain.
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