A fun listen for those interested in cryptozoology and a unique companion for travelers looking for adventures (translation: cryptid festivals), as all states are represented.
While this witchcraft primer may appeal to beginning witches, listeners might be better served by more in-depth titles such as Paige Vanderbeck’s Green Witchcraft or Mystic Dylan’s Witchcraft for the Home.
A primer that is also a deep dive, appropriate and inclusive for all persons at all levels of expertise, Wall’s book is a likely candidate to join the canon of must-read guides for the serious student of the tarot.
Insightful, wise, and clear, this is required reading for all psychics, mediums, shamans, brujas, spiritual healers, and the vast array of magickal arts practitioners. It is also an eye-opener for the 38 percent of Americans who are patrons of these services.
Overall a superlative job of laying out complex discoveries in quantum science and its implications for the human experience, including death. This is for readers ready to connect the dots of religion, modern science, and rational thought on life’s biggest question.
For those who are lightworkers, or those who are extra sensitive to energies around them, this book will be an invaluable tool both in education and practice. Some may find it too “fanciful” and “out there,” with mentions of unicorn rainbows and violet dragons, but this enjoyable read will make readers more conscious about protecting their spiritual energy.
Readers of occult practices, Mexican culture, and goddess studies will find this title to be a comprehensive and respectful guide to all aspects of the folk saint.