Power Spellcraft for Life: The Art of Crafting and Casting for Positive Change

by Arin Murphy-Hiscock

Your intrepid guide to the art of spellcraft, Power Spellcraft for Life takes you on an in-depth magical journey of personal fulfillment. You'll explore the hows and whys of spellcasting, learn... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1593372728
• ISBN13: 9781593372729
• Release Date: May 2005
• Publisher: Adams Media Corporation
• Length: 272 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.3" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

Another great book

It is the first real crafting book I have read. It was not a book that offered spells but open the door to the spells in me. It is must have for the crafter of spells.

Very Good

This is one of the best books I've read on spellcraft. In fact, I think it might be the best one! At first, I was hesitant about buying it (since the author comes from Silver RavenWolf's group) but I'm glad I changed my mind. I agree with the author on almost everything. An example: In the beginning chapters, the author equates spellcaster to witch, which, needles to say, I very much agree with. (She also spells 'magic' normally and writes witchcraft with a lower case 'w,' which, as you can see, is how I do things.) This inexpensive (just look at some other books that are half it's size and almost double the price) and very informative book is perfect for any beginning spellcaster or witch. Everything you've ever wanted to know about crafting and casting spells is in here. And the best thing, it does it without any 'beating around the bush' or you-know-what! This book goes into detail on some very important spellcasting topics like raising energy, troubleshooting, substitution, methods of magic, and much more. Techniques for charging, meditation, and visualization are also included. There are also plenty of spells which can be used as-is or as guidelines to writing your own. It's been awhile since I've been this excited about a magical book (the last time I felt this way about a book was when I read 'Embracing the Moon' by Yasmine Galenorn, and that was a couple of years ago!). The only thing this book doesn't really go into is negative magic. This wasn't a surprise since the subtitle is 'the art of crafting and casting for positive change.' Overall, a very good beginners book for anyone who's interested in spellcasting. And you can use it no matter what religion, or not, you belong to. This is something very rare in magical books today which are 99.9999% of the time aimed at Wiccans or try to make the reader think like one. Very good job to the author and publisher! -Ater

Best book on spellcraft i've read so far

This is a very good book about spellcraft in general. It covers everything from how a spell works, to how to create one without any religious dogma, It also tells you why a spell might fail and how to get all of your correspondences (should you choose to have any)together, and how to tell when and when not to cast them by teaching you how to tell what times are best for what spells, even comes with a few spells to help give you guide lines. It supposed to be for the intermediate but it has a few basic things in it as well. I would definetly recommend this book to anyone who just wants to learn how to create and cast spells on your own, and without any religious overtones.