Elements of Witchcraft: Natural Magick for Teens
Study and work with the four elements of earth, air, fire, and water and learn many different forms of real magick, including crystal, herb, stone, color, and candle magick. It might not be as flashy as the movies make it seem, but real Witches work magick every day-the magick of the natural world, the magick of the Craft, and especially the magick of the heart and mind.
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Ellen Dugan is the award-winning author of fifteen books, and is known as the "Garden Witch". A psychic-clairvoyant, she has been a practicing Witch for over thirty years. Well known for her candor and humor, she is a Master Gardener, and is the High Priestess of her Coven in the St. Louis area. Ellen teaches classes both online and across the country on Witchery, Psychic Protection, and Magick. She has contributed articles for over twelve years to Llewellyn's Magical Almanac, Witches Datebook, Sabbat Almanac, and Witches Calendar.
Ellen's popular magickal books have been translated into over ten foreign languages. When she's not working on her next book project, or keeping up with her family (the kids are out on their own, and the youngest is in Graduate school), Ellen likes to unwind by working in her perennial gardens at home with her husband of 31 years. Ellen wholeheartedly encourages folks to reclaim their personal power and to personalize their Spell-craft. To go outside and connect with the spiritual side of nature. To get their hands dirty and discover the wonder and magick of natural world that surrounds them.
Visit her popular syndicated "Blog of Witchery" at www.ellendugan.blogspot.com
You can visit her website at www.ellendugan.com
"As one of the more comprehensive, teen-friendly guides available, this will have great appeal among teens with esoteric interests, particularly the fantasy crowd."--Booklist
"Interested teens will enjoy this primer, and involved parents should feel at ease with the overall tone and treatment."--Publishers Weekly
"[Dugan's] wise-woman tone and gentle guidance will help nurture budding natural witches, and her well-written text will guide novices in their discoveries as well."--School Library Journal
"Better than most tomes of this genre, Elements of Witchcraft has an excellent basic outline: 1) The nature of magick, 2) The elements of nature, 3) Looking deeper into natural magick, and 4) Walking the path of natural magick. Just as she did with Garden Witchery, Dugan shows that someone who knows the territory does a much better job with the subject."--Lori Collner, The Blessed Bee
