Falcon feather & valkyrie sword

by D. J. Conway

This book tells how to reclaim your innate magical power and take control of your destiny. With this work women can regain those long-forgotten secrets and strengthen their connection with the Goddess through the array of rituals, practical exercises, guided journeys and magical techniques presented here. It focuses on magical practices geared to the special needs of women who may use the shamanic powers and magic of ancient women from the Norse regions, Middle East, Greece, India and the Celtic areas. The book reveals how discover why women-only groups can perform magic that male-female groups cannot; find over 50 spells specifically created to answer the needs of women; and use the runes, ogam alphabet, shamanic stones, and Egyptian hieroglyphs for divination and magic.

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