Friday, January 23, 2015

Visualization: Traditional Witchcraft Series by Peter Paddon

  Visualization is a skill that is used in many forms of spell-crafting, as well as other esoteric practices, and many people find it difficult to learn how to visualize effectively. In this book, Peter shares exercises and tips that will help those who are seeking to improve their visualization skills, even if they believe they have little or no ability to start off. Less

The Traditional Witchcraft series is a collection of small books on practical subjects of interest to Traditional Witches and other practitioners of Magick. Written by Peter Paddon, Magister of the Y Ffordd Wen Tradition of Witchcraft, they aim to provide solitary practitioners with simple exercises and techniques to help them develop skills and abilities needed in the practice of their Craft.

Visualization is a skill that is used in many forms of spell-crafting, as well as other esoteric practices, and many people find it difficult to learn how to visualize effectively. In this book, Peter shares exercises and tips that will help those who are seeking to improve their visualization skills, even if they believe they have little or no ability to start off.

About the Author:
Peter Paddon, a Brit of Welsh extraction, whose passing in October 2014 stunned the community, lived in Los Angeles, where he taught Traditional Witchcraft both in person and using streaming online video to hold workshops worldwide.  The author of several books on the subject (A Grimoire for Modern Cunningfolk, Visceral Magick, and Enchantment), as well as the CreateSpace DVD series on practical spellcrafting. He also hosted the popular Crooked Path podcast.


Having many years of experience in various forms of Occult Studies, including Alexandrian Wicca, the Egyptian Mysteries, Rosicrucianism and Enochian magick, Peter finally found what he had been looking for all his life in the two Traditional Covens he became a member of in the US. The first was the Roebuck (1734, Clan of Tubal Cain), under Ann and Dave Finnin, and the second was Wildewood Grove (Welsh Celtic Tradition), under its Mistress, Raven Womack.

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