Power Animals In Traditional Witchcraft
The
term 'power animal' was introduced into contemporary language in 1980 by
anthropologist Michael Harner in his classic work The Way of the Shaman, and
refers to a broad-based animistic and shamanic concept that has entered the
English language from the fields of anthropology, ethnography and sociology.
The animal is conceived as a tutelary spirit that helps or protects
individuals, lineages, and nations. Dogs and man became companions a long time
ago, and the dog adopted as a power animal represents speed, agility, courage,
protection, justice, nobility and loyalty. Aubry's Dog: Power Animals in
Traditional Witchcraft guides your footsteps on this most ancient of paths ...
Mélusine Draco has been a magical and spiritual instructor, as well as author of numerous popular books on traditional witchcraft and ritual magic for over 20 years.
Her Traditional Witchcraft series, The Dictionary of Mystery & Magic and By Spellbook & Candle are also published by Moon Books
My review:
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Tansy/Rachel
Mélusine Draco has been a magical and spiritual instructor, as well as author of numerous popular books on traditional witchcraft and ritual magic for over 20 years.
Her Traditional Witchcraft series, The Dictionary of Mystery & Magic and By Spellbook & Candle are also published by Moon Books
My review:
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Another
wonderful Shaman Pathways book by Melusine Draco. Packed full of information about man’s best
friend it covers the history of the dog, all sorts of associated herbs, using
dog medicine in spell workings and creating amulets and talismans. Lots of charms and folklore is included too
along with very interesting healing information. I also loved the section on shape
shifting. Very interesting for anyone
interested in utilising the power of dog energy.
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