Plan your days . . . magically! Every day will sparkle with enchantment when you use Llewellyn's 2003 Magical Almanac as your guide. Over the years, this little treasury of folklore, recipes, rituals, myths, and meditations has become a trusted companion to practitioners of various magical paths. The calendar section includes information on the Moon's sign and phase, traditional Pagan holidays, and incense and color correspondences that will maximize the energy of your workings. This invaluable magical resource also features more than seventy insightful articles by your favorite authors, including: ·Lovely Lavender by Chandra Moira Beal ·Mermaids - Anna Franklin ·The Magic of Dandelions - Nuala Drago ·Lilith Rituals for Modern Pagans - Ellen Dugan ·Bird Magic - Jonathan Keyes ·Training Pets for Ritual - Cerridwen Iris Shea ·A Whirling Dervish Meditation - Jim Weaver Contributors also include: Karri Ann Allrich, Bernyce Barlow, Marguerite Elsbeth, Kristin Madden, Edain McCoy, Ann Moura, Dr. Jonn Mumford, deTraci Regula, Maria Kay Simms, Abby Willowroot

2003 Magical Almanac (Annuals - Magical Almanac)

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Franklin, Anna

Barrette, Elizabeth

LLEWELLYN

KYNES, SANDRA

DUGAN, ELLEN

Allrich, Karri Ann

Bird, Stéphanie Rose

McCoy, Edain

Griffith, Magenta

Elsbeth, Marguerite

Ardinger, Barbara

Madden, Kristin

Phillips, Sue

Wall, Carly

Regula, Detraci

Sheppard, Susan

Dumars, Denise

Hazel, Elizabeth

HOLLAND, EILEEN

Sturtevant, Lynne

Zenith, S.Y.

Almanacs & Yearbooks

Llewellyn Publications

Become Skilled in the Herbal Arts Powerful, wild, and magical, herbs are among nature's most versatile plants. This bountiful guide will help you gain prowess in the herbal arts with herb lore from many cultures, and tips on growing and gathering herbs. You'll also learn how to use the potent energy of herbs for natural health and beauty, and in cooking, crafts, and magic. With more articles from nationally recognized herbalists than ever before, Llewellyn's 2003 Herbal Almanac presents time-honored traditions and fresh ideas for cultivating and practicing herbal wisdom. Featuring over 30 articles, including: ·The Magic of the Pansy by Scott Appell ·Wild Edibles by Roberta Burns ·Native American Herbal Healing Ways by Marguerite Elsbeth ·Herbal Aphrodisiacs by Feather Jones ·Making Herbal Papers by Leena Keefer ·Good Health the Chinese Way by Xingwu Liu ·Landscaping with Threatened Plants by Paul Neidhart ·Alchemy in the Kitchen by Jonathan Keyes ·Pitcher Plant Lore by S. Y. Zenith ·Ashwagandha: India's Superb Tonic by Kevin Spelman

2003 Herbal Almanac (Annuals - Herbal Almanac)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Harding, Deborah

Appell, Scott

Alternative Medicine

Make 2004 a Year of Enchantment and Magic. Both seasonal and everyday rituals will sparkle with enchantment when you use Llewellyn's 2004 Magical Almanac as your guide. Over the years, this little treasury of folklore, recipes, myths, and meditations has become a trusted companion to practitioners of various magical paths. The calendar section includes information on the Moon's sign and phase, traditional Pagan holidays, and incense and color correspondences that will maximize the energy of your workings. This year's almanac returns to a "homespun" magical focus, and features more than eighty insightful articles by your favorite authors, including: Edible Flowers by Shira Bee Unfamiliar Familiars by Breid Foxsong Seashell Spells for Your Health by Janina Renée When a Skunk Crosses Your Path by Cerridwen Iris Shea The Magical Lore of the Celtic Harp by Roslyn Reid What Is a Wicked Witch? by Elizabeth Hazel Conjuring the Natural Spirits by Steven Repko Contributors also include: Nina Lee Braden, Ellen Dugan, Magenta Griffith, Christine Jette, Jonathan Keyes, Kristin Madden, Edain McCoy, Daniel Pharr and Robert Place

2004 Magical Almanac (Annuals - Magical Almanac)

Skye, Michelle

Renée, Janina

Jette, Christine

Pharr, Daniel

Schwartzstein, Tannin

Zain, Luci

Herbal Wisdom, Lore and More! Add magic and spice to your life with nature's most versatile plants. This bountiful guide will help you learn how to use the potent energy of herbs for natural health and beauty, and in cooking, crafts, and magic. You also get herb lore from many cultures, and tips on growing and gathering herbs. Llewellyn's 2004 Herbal Almanac presents time-honored traditions and fresh ideas for cultivating and practicing herbal wisdom. It features over twenty-five articles from nationally recognized herbalists, including: Gardens by Moonlight by Carrie Moss Herbal Wines and Liqueurs by Chandra Moira Beal An Herbal Sleeping Potion by Edain McCoy Gaia's Gift to the Gardener by Stephanie Rose Bird Lunar Herbs and Your Health by Jonathan Keyes Making Herbal Bookmarks by Elizabeth Barrette Gathering Garlic by S. Y. Zenith Medieval and Renaissance Strewing Herbs by Lynne Smythe The Buckeye Nut by Robert Place Crafting Magical Herbal Perfumes by Peg Aloi

2004 Herbal Almanac (Annuals - Herbal Almanac)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Smythe, Lynn

Gardening & Landscape Design

Recapture the magic of everyday living, and hearken back to the olde ways with this eclectic treasury of folklore, spells, and practical how-tos. Support your magical lifestyle with a dazzling array of articles (about eighty-five in all) featuring everything from finding a magical name to seeking your power song. Maximize the energy of your workings with the almanac pages that form the heart of the book - complete with the Moon’s sign and phase, and incense and color correspondences. A listing of Pagan holidays and festivals around the world makes it possible for you to celebrate a new tradition nearly every day of the year.

2006 Magical Almanac (Llewellyn's Magical Almanac)

Whether you want to cure insomnia holistically or treat yourself to an herbal facial, Llewellyn’s Herbal Almanac helps you get the most from nature’s most versatile plants. Today’s top herbalists present nearly thirty articles bursting with tips for growing and gathering herbs, and using them for natural health, beauty, cooking, crafts, and magic. Discover how to cook with Southwestern herbs, brew your own blue lotus tea, maintain your herbal garden throughout autumn, and mix up rosemary hair rinse, bath oils, and facial masks. Also included are instructions for creating and using the ancient Saxon’s Nine Herb Charm for physical and spiritual healing.

Llewellyn's 2006 Herbal Almanac (Llewellyn's Herbal Almanac)

Make room for more magic in your life with the Witches’ Datebook. Keep track of coven meetings, festivals, and your more mundane appointments in the midst of recipes, rituals, and pagan artwork. A portable companion to Llewellyn’s Witches’ Calendar, this enchanting datebook presents each week on a two-page spread. Each month features Moon rituals by Edain McCoy, meditations by Elizabeth Barrette, and Sabbat rituals by Ellen Dugan. Also included are in-depth articles, such as “The Magic of Time” by Abby Willowroot and “Forgotten Days of Power” by James Kambos.

2006 Witches' Datebook (Witches' Datebook)

Grimassi, Raven

Llewellyn's 2003 Wicca Almanac A Hip New Guide for Pagan Living Urban, edgy, internet-savvy and irreverent, this is definitely not your mother's Witchcraft almanac. Earth-centered meets underground in this zine-style guide to Pagan/Wiccan/Witchy living. This all-new almanac from Llewellyn is loaded with information that you need and want―from hot fashions to cool websites, film and book recommendations, Witchy news and profiles, the inside track on festivals and travel, and a Wiccan consumer guide. The calendar section gives you the information you need to fuel your magical work―the moon's phase and sign, plus planetary, color and incense correspondences for each day. The eclectic array of over thirty articles includes how to conduct a seance, Pagan themes in modern art, the sacred sites of Manhattan, and how to practice corporate magic.

2003 Wicca Almanac

Rain, Gwinevere

Cuhulain, Kerr

Richmond, Alice

Raya, Lady

Earth-centered meets underground in this zine-style guide to Pagan/Wiccan/Wtchy living. Llewellyn's Wicca Almanac is back, with another irreverent and eclectic guide to the year ahead. It's loaded with information that you want-Witchy news and profiles, the inside track on festivals and travel, film and book recommendations, hot fashions and cool websites, and a Wiccan consumer guide. The week-at-a-glance almanac section gives you the information you need to fuel your magical work from Spring to Spring-the Moon's phase and sign, and planetary and color correspondences.

Llewellyn's 2004 Wicca Almanac: Spring 2004 to Spring 2005

A hip manual for young Pagans, Wiccans, and Witches The Wicca Almanac returns again with another irreverent, useful, and eclectic approach to the next twelve months. This year's edition features twenty-five articles-by Ruby Lavendar, Dianne Sylvan, Elizabeth Barrette, Chandra Beal, Flame Ravenhawk, Ellen Dugan and other innovative thinkers and experts-filling chapters on Lifestyles of the Witch and Famous, Witchcraft Do-It-Yourself, Sweep Me Away! (travel), the Wicca-Wide Web, Over the Cauldron (news), and Eye of Toad, Ear of Newt (a Wiccan consumer guide). The week-at-a-glance almanac section gives you fuel for your magical workings with each day's moon information, Pagan holidays, plus planetary and color correspondences.

2005 Wicca Almanac

Sylvan, Dianne

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