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Ars Granorum
by Kamden S. Cornell
Acorn Publishing
Ars Granorum is an analysis of the six core practices of witchcraft that lead to a more efficient, awakened, and powerful approach to one's magic and personal sovereignty. The Seeds are Veneration, Divination, Hedgecraft, Necromancy, Wortcunning, and Thaumaturgy, all of which are discussed in detail along with an in-depth list of Tools, a series of write-ups on over 30 herbs, and a brief history of witchcraft and the occult.
Whether you are a beginner or a long-term witch, you will find something of interest in this book. It is a personal exegesis on the topic of witchcraft and witches, but holds much that you may find has bearing on your practice and the journey of your Craft. It is based in folkloric, Sabbatic, and modern traditional craft, so it DOES deal with the Folkloric Devil and the Queen of the Witches, sending forth the spirit, and necromantic techniques. This is not a book on Wicca or from a Wiccan perspective, though Wiccans may also find it interesting and perhaps useful.
This 2nd edition has a clearer description of the Devil of the Witches, expanded discussions on Hedgecraft and Necromancy, and a more nuanced Introduction. There is plenty of new information to interest even those who have read and enjoyed this book in its first iteration.
by Kamden S. Cornell
Acorn Publishing
Ars Granorum is an analysis of the six core practices of witchcraft that lead to a more efficient, awakened, and powerful approach to one's magic and personal sovereignty. The Seeds are Veneration, Divination, Hedgecraft, Necromancy, Wortcunning, and Thaumaturgy, all of which are discussed in detail along with an in-depth list of Tools, a series of write-ups on over 30 herbs, and a brief history of witchcraft and the occult.
Whether you are a beginner or a long-term witch, you will find something of interest in this book. It is a personal exegesis on the topic of witchcraft and witches, but holds much that you may find has bearing on your practice and the journey of your Craft. It is based in folkloric, Sabbatic, and modern traditional craft, so it DOES deal with the Folkloric Devil and the Queen of the Witches, sending forth the spirit, and necromantic techniques. This is not a book on Wicca or from a Wiccan perspective, though Wiccans may also find it interesting and perhaps useful.
This 2nd edition has a clearer description of the Devil of the Witches, expanded discussions on Hedgecraft and Necromancy, and a more nuanced Introduction. There is plenty of new information to interest even those who have read and enjoyed this book in its first iteration.
