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The Witches' Devil: Myth and Lore for Modern Cunning (The Folk Witch Library)
We are invited to light our own candles of illumination at his altar, to become wise, and to enrich our own magics by learning from this potent and often misunderstood Old One.
The Witches' Devil: Myth and Lore for Modern Cunning (The Folk Witch Library)
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The Witches' Devil: Myth and Lore for Modern Cunning (The Folk Witch Library)

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Modern Interpretation
Offers contemporary insights into traditional witchcraft, making ancient practices accessible. Readers can understand and apply historical lore in today's context, enriching their spiritual journeys.
Comprehensive Research
Combines extensive historical research with engaging storytelling, providing readers with a rich narrative that enhances their understanding of witchcraft's myths and cultural significance.
Practical Guidance
Includes practical exercises and rituals, empowering readers to integrate these teachings into their daily lives, fostering a personal connection to the mystical traditions discussed.

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  • Distinct from the devil of Satanism and the devil of Christianity, the witches' Devil remains a potent figure in the lore of folk and traditional witches today. Approaching this enigmatic figure as an inherently syncretic being of many compounded aspects over time, The Witches' Devil explores his complex symbols, roles, and appearances across the ages. Here, the lore of the Devil is unpacked, revealing a host of powerful spiritual entities that can be accessed today by drawing on the threads of myth and folklore. Along this journey, we find the Devil's age-old connections to tree and plant spirits, the mass of the candles, bestial bodies, the demonic spirits of the grimoires, and the serpent that rebirths the world. We see his roles expand and fracture into such titles as Primus Magus, Angel of Poison, First Heretic, Father of Cunning, Bound Spirit of the Abyss, Founder of the Hosts of Faery, and Rex Aenigmatus (King of Riddles). We are challenged to re-examine our understanding of psalmistry and popish folk magic in witchcraft within a framework of heretical craft grounded in his lore. Most importantly, we are invited to light our own candles of illumination at his altar, to become wise, and to enrich our own magics by learning from this potent and often misunderstood Old One.From the Introduction:Now do we step into the dark. The lantern light flickers, its dim glow faltering even as you clutch it in your left hand tightly, the trail before us barely visible among the vines and weeds. The blackness of the woods at night surrounds us like a cloak. Crickets sound their trill. The cool air conjures clouds from our breath like a spell.Somewhere in the distance, a voice enunciates some ancient speech we cannot quite make out, its echoes trailing high over the hills, its timbre wet-thick like the falling of branches after a storm. Perhaps it is not a voice at all. Perhaps it is merely the settling of the woods, a wind among the vines, some creature moving through the snarls of leaves and twigs.Still, you cannot help but think it, and I cannot help but ask out loud: Is it him? Is he here?Come with me, then. Let us walk, the two of us, and let us try to find him if we can. He is old now, older than he was when he taught the first witches at their fires, training them in arts so ancient the stones of the earth can’t fathom. The ages of the world have changed him. Time has left him worn and thin and scattered, emerging in the old lore here and there as a whisper or a clue, hidden behind so many black doors we hesitate to open, mortal as we are.But still, he lives. We witches feel his gaze when we are alone in the dark, our lips busied with the work of incantation. We hear him when the breeze whistles through an old oak tree. We feel his hands upon ours as we knot the cord, as we burn the herbs, as we place the pins of our age-old craft.And for those who feel the call, we know that somehow, despite all of his flaws and all of his danger, he is ours—feared like us and maligned like us, alone like us, rebellious like us, hungry for knowledge like us, drawn to the dark like us, obedient to no lord like us, wild and longing to be free like us, forever an outsider and other, just like us. By some strange and ancient curse, the things we fear in him are most like us, imperfect and flawed, something godlike but unlike a god, a kindred and beloved whom we cannot touch to rescue, a mirror through which we cannot reach.Let us go, then, in search of him. For fear of him, and for love of him.Let us reach for the blackberry tucked just there, among the thorns, trusting that the sweetness we find will be worth the pricking of our thumbs...
Publisher Moon Over the Mountain Press
Publication date 17 Sept. 2022
Language English
Print length 249 pages
ISBN-10 1736762540
ISBN-13 978-1736762547
Item weight 272 g
Dimensions 12.7 x 1.6 x 20.32 cm
Part of series The Folk Witch Library

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  • Cultural Enthusiasts

    Individuals interested in mythology and folklore will appreciate the rich narrative and insights presented in this book.

  • Practicing Witches

    Those engaged in modern witchcraft can utilize this resource for deeper understanding and practical application of lore.

  • Academic Researchers

    Scholars studying mythology or cultural practices will find the extensive references and analysis beneficial for their research.

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  • Casual Readers

    Readers looking for light fiction or entertainment may find the book's content too dense or specialized.

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The Witches' Devil: Myth And Lore For Modern Cunning is a fascinating exploration of folklore and witchcraft, published by Moon Over the Mountain Press on September 17, 2022. With a substantial print length of 249 pages, this book delves into various myths and cultural perspectives relevant to contemporary practitioners. Readers will appreciate the insights derived from both historical and modern contexts, making it a compelling addition to The Folk Witch Library series. This volume not only provides engaging narratives but also serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the nuances of witchcraft today.

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  • Rich insights into modern witchcraft practices
  • Engaging folklore narratives
  • Part of The Folk Witch Library series
  • Well-researched and informative content
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