Natural Magick Help

[DonovanJoseph]

i recently finished Ellen Dugan's Elements of Witchcraft (excellent read btw, for the beginer AND elder) and now im REALLY interested in finding more about natural magick. I understand that magick is basically working with the elements and nature but i've read a few other books and this book just takes it a step further and its just...wow! If anyone has read this book (or knows what im yapping about :D ) and has any book recomendations, websites or ANYTHING i can get my hands on i'd really appreciate it!

[StarCraftLia]

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[Sage Rainsong]

I understand that magick is basically working with the elements and nature


Well that isn't entirely true, the definition of magic changes depending on who you talk to. That being said if you want element styled magic, you should probably read Earth power by scott cunningham or The Way of Four by Deborah Lipp (she kicks ass in my opinion.)

[DonovanJoseph]

yea i think Earth Power and Earth, Air, Fire Water by Cunningham along w/ both Elements of Ritual and Way of Four (plus i see she's coming out w/ a new companion to the way of four!) by Lipp i'll look into as well.

[Xentor]

Also check out our Books forum. People might know.

[Fire's Shadow]

Yeah, as Cunningham states there are 3 sources of magic; magic from deity(God and Goddess), magic from earth, and most importantly, magic from within. He's a good writer, he's helped me understand a lot about wicca and that I should have my own understanding, etc etc.

[Crystal Raven]

Witch Alone & Wild Witchcraft by Marian Green are another two good ones

[DonovanJoseph]

what about Earth Power by Starhawk? I was going to look into the Spiral Dance by her but i heard it was more geared toward women?