Articles related to "Grimoire"

Grimoires are books describing ritual magick and the laws of the craft as practiced by the individual groups. A personal grimoire is called the Book of Shadows.

Knife becomes athame or bolline; broom, besom, while other items keep their common names. Each tool has a specific practical purpose for Wiccans, Druids and others.

Many Wiccan practitioners choose to keep a Book of Shadows in which they set down and evolve their Witchcraft spells and rituals.

The major branches of Wicca are Gardnerian, Alexandrian, Dianic, Celtic (Church of Wicca), Georgian, Discordianism or Erisian and Wiccan Shamanism.

Since 1999 the Internet Sacred Text Archive has been a hub of knowledge for the armchair philosopher and the Rhoades Scholar alike.

Warlock pets are designed for specific roles. Knowing when to use each pet is vital knowledge to members of the Class.

Pagan magick includes warding, protective magick against negativity and harm, and banishing, making the unwanted leave by the use of positive energy.

Marrying subtle state-of-the-art visual effects with a dizzying array of directorial tricks and flourishes, Sam Raimi offers up an instant classic in a tired genre.

Wise women/men didn't practice the witchcraft condemned as working with the devil. They used magick only for good. One of the best examples: Pennsylvania Dutch PowWow.

H. P. Lovecraft's seminal story, "The Call of Cthulhu", was submitted to Weird Tales in the late summer of 1926 - and it was rejected!

There are people who insist that H. P, Lovecraft was telling the truth in his stories, whether he knew it or not.

Though H.P. Lovecraft lived in relative poverty and obscurity, his work has become one of the major foundations of present-day speculative fiction.