I absofuckinglutely love your voice, attitude, and energy! You remind me of a calm librarian that I'd bond with and be mentored by when I was in middle school
I can never say enough good things about Women Who Run With The Wolves! It called to me recently among my books and I love having it as part of my permanent collection!
"It's an idiots guide on how to not fuck up your health." IM SOLD! 🤣 thank you for these book recommends. It was a little difficult to find this part two but I'm glad I found it!
Yess! I wrote a lot down and I'm trying to feel out with which one to start. I was just craving some deeper reads so the timing is *chefs kiss*. Great video as always, I always like hearing you talk about anything because you sound so passionate and cover so many fields. Thanks!
Ronald hutton books are serious heavyvreads not light weight. But are informative. The one you were looking for was triumph of the moon. I am reading this and is like war and peace. Another book is just called witch from the feemale point of view by lisa lista she pulls no punches And legend of the green man celtic lore and legend of british isles coroline larrinton. 5000 spells encyclopiedia jidika lliles for a refrence book. Hope it helps These are just a few i have. Of witchcraft and related works. I am selective on my books i keep.
I'm a minute into the video but I have to comment because... I'm here for ALL of your content, you're one of my fav witchy gals on YT, but I am *especially* here for book videos!!! GIRL YES! Thank you!!!!
Yeah thank you in another video I ask a question about Christopher Penczak’s work. So excited you addressed it in this video. Also, as an Aromatherapist I too really love Blackthorn’s Botanical Magic book. She is releasing a new one in October called Blackthorn’s Botanical Brews: Herbal Potions, Magical Teas and Spirited Libations. One other book I would really like to mention I have been reading Weaving The Liminal by Laura Tempest Zakroff. As a beginner to witchcraft and not having many places or people (like only online people) to talk with or seek guidance from this book is great. This is one of those books that you read, stop and pause, think about what she said, try if you chose the suggested research (which in my opinion is valuable because it’s about you, your family/history/heritage, the region you live in and where you came from, all those types of things that allows you to make this practice personal and about you). It is not a history book it is about finding a personal path in the craft.
I enjoyed Ronald Hutton's book very much but only as an audiobook - and I had to listen to it twice (and I've graduated in history) - agreed, it's dry but full of information
I am in agreement about Women Who Run With Wolves. I am going to pick up The Wildwood Way, sounds very intriguing. Thank you for sharing your recommendations.
Women Who Run With the Wolves has been a favorite for years, personally and professionally! My copy is full of notes and has been so overused as I have quoted this in research papers more times than I can count in the past ten years!
Hi beautiful Stellar Rain Dancer "Women Who Run With Wolves"...beautiful book, though it is very difficult to read while big tears are running down my face and the heart is pulsing and vibrating at high rate...that is one book I would take it slow, beautiful of course! Thank you!
Don't have the Cunningham one, so I can't compare the two. Id say that from what I know, Cunningham's focuses on the herbs, and this book specifically focused on the herbs in oil form.
I absofuckinglutely love your voice, attitude, and energy! You remind me of a calm librarian that I'd bond with and be mentored by when I was in middle school
I can never say enough good things about Women Who Run With The Wolves! It called to me recently among my books and I love having it as part of my permanent collection!
"It's an idiots guide on how to not fuck up your health." IM SOLD! 🤣 thank you for these book recommends. It was a little difficult to find this part two but I'm glad I found it!
THANK YOU for saying not to take oils internally! I work with oils in my day job and am so tired of Dotera getting people sick!
Yess! I wrote a lot down and I'm trying to feel out with which one to start. I was just craving some deeper reads so the timing is *chefs kiss*. Great video as always, I always like hearing you talk about anything because you sound so passionate and cover so many fields. Thanks!
Ronald hutton books are serious heavyvreads not light weight. But are informative. The one you were looking for was triumph of the moon. I am reading this and is like war and peace.
Another book is just called witch from the feemale point of view by lisa lista she pulls no punches
And legend of the green man celtic lore and legend of british isles coroline larrinton.
5000 spells encyclopiedia jidika lliles for a refrence book.
Hope it helps
These are just a few i have. Of witchcraft and related works. I am selective on my books i keep.
I like having my things and I love etsy because it's nice to find witchery and artistic people, I do enjoy your vids xxx
I'm a minute into the video but I have to comment because... I'm here for ALL of your content, you're one of my fav witchy gals on YT, but I am *especially* here for book videos!!! GIRL YES! Thank you!!!!
Yeah thank you in another video I ask a question about Christopher Penczak’s work. So excited you addressed it in this video.
Also, as an Aromatherapist I too really love Blackthorn’s Botanical Magic book. She is releasing a new one in October called Blackthorn’s Botanical Brews: Herbal Potions, Magical Teas and Spirited Libations.
One other book I would really like to mention I have been reading Weaving The Liminal by Laura Tempest Zakroff. As a beginner to witchcraft and not having many places or people (like only online people) to talk with or seek guidance from this book is great. This is one of those books that you read, stop and pause, think about what she said, try if you chose the suggested research (which in my opinion is valuable because it’s about you, your family/history/heritage, the region you live in and where you came from, all those types of things that allows you to make this practice personal and about you). It is not a history book it is about finding a personal path in the craft.
I enjoyed Ronald Hutton's book very much but only as an audiobook - and I had to listen to it twice (and I've graduated in history) - agreed, it's dry but full of information
SO dry!
I am in agreement about Women Who Run With Wolves. I am going to pick up The Wildwood Way, sounds very intriguing. Thank you for sharing your recommendations.
Women Who Run With the Wolves has been a favorite for years, personally and professionally! My copy is full of notes and has been so overused as I have quoted this in research papers more times than I can count in the past ten years!
Hi beautiful Stellar Rain Dancer "Women Who Run With Wolves"...beautiful book, though it is very difficult to read while big tears are running down my face and the heart is pulsing and vibrating at high rate...that is one book I would take it slow, beautiful of course! Thank you!
Do you like the Blackthorn's Herbal better than Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs?
Don't have the Cunningham one, so I can't compare the two. Id say that from what I know, Cunningham's focuses on the herbs, and this book specifically focused on the herbs in oil form.