Scottish Witchcraft, Barbara MeiklejohnFree
Scottish Witchcraft, Barbara MeiklejohnFree
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Scottish Witchcraft
A Complete Guide to Authentic Folklore, Spells, and Magickal Tools

Author: Barbara Meiklejohn-Free, Ronald Hutton

Narrator: Ruth Urquhart

Unabridged: 7 hr 7 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Tantor Media

Published: 07/07/2020


Synopsis

Hear the Call of the Highlands for Powerful Magick, Healing, and Divination

Take a journey through the magickal folk traditions of Scotland. Barbara Meiklejohn-Free, a Scottish hereditary witch, shares her own spiritual awakening into the craft and shows you how to integrate these practices into your own life. Discover the secrets of divination, scrying, faery magick, and communication with ancestors. Explore herb and plant lore and specific rituals to address what you most desire. Filled with inspiring anecdotes, craft history, and step-by-step instructions, this book will help you begin a new chapter of spiritual discovery.

About Barbara Meiklejohn-Free

Barbara Meiklejohn-Free was born and raised in the Highlands of Scotland. She is an author, singer, drummer, flautist, and storyteller-all of which she employs in weaving together the ancient craft of the shaman, seer, and mystic. After the passing of her spiritual mentor, Barbara was bestowed the title of Highland Seer. She is also the cocreator of the Dark Goddess Oracle Cards, Witches' Kitchen Oracle Cards, and Witches' Wisdom Oracle Cards.


Reviews

What I was looking for when I picked up this book, was a Scottish Folklore book in conjunction with Witchcraft. This book is not that. It contains some interesting tidbits, but ultimately it's an eclectic take on witchcraft 101 that is heavily influenced by Wicca. It combines information from many c......more

Goodreads review by Briar

“Authentic” Scottish witchcraft is what I was promised but this book is part Wicca, part reminiscing about the authors travels and magical experiences, a few tidbits I could pull from nearly any new “witchy” book and a quick list of Scottish plants used in their crafts that I could have known of by......more