The Way of Four Silver and drying

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rituals and beliefs of modern witchcraft since Gerald Gardner's influential but unpublished 'Book of Shadows' triggered the revival movement in the 1950s

turtle shells were often put in graves to bring the deceased good luck in the afterlife

readers are introduced to the concept of wyrd

He is boisterous and loud

The Way of Four Silver and dryingThe four elements of earth, air, fire, and water have become hallmarks of many branches of modern Witchcraft, yet most books only scratch the surface when it comes to exploring these powers in greater detail. In The Way of Four, practicing Witch Deborah Lipp takes the reader on an in depth exploration of each of these four elements, showing the seeker how to connect with them through a series of magical exercises, techniques, spells, and rituals. This