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well theres just no comparison.There was good information on finding a guide, types of guides, and correspondences for common animals, as well as a few magical beings.Lovely to read! On of my favorite books. I love Rachel's unique writing style and positive attitude.The book starts by going over the author's background and some of her thoughts on her own animal guides. Then she looks at some of the different terms for animal spirits, what they mean and how they are or can be used. Next the book looked at different ways that animal spirits can aid people. I liked that this was tackled first and established a tone for the book before it got into the actual animals. The book addresses ways we can connect to animal spirits, offering meditations, spells, and rituals, among others. It also then suggests things we should think about once we've found an animal guide, from studying folklore to looking at facts relating to the real world animal. As with all Pagan Portals the book is a quick read, but it covers a lot of ground in a short space and includes things that are great for practical application. If you are looking for something to use to help you find and connect to animal guides and spirits I think this is an excellent book to go with.She investigates different types of animal magic, some probable origins, modern versions, provides some nice meditations to help the reader search for done animal guides of their own. Provides a few common correspondences and always reminds the reader that they should go with what feels right and correct for them. She is a kitchen witch, not a ceremonial magician.us kitchen witches tend to go with our instinct rather than the book. Perhaps that's why she writes a fine book!I'm a fan of Rachel Patterson, and I follow her blog on Patheos. Patterson's approach to the subject of witchcraft is very practical, no-nonsense, and down to earth.http://centrlita.ru/archive/image/ford-fe-repair-manual.xml Her sensible writing, bereft of zany woo-woo and fluff is an example that I wish more authors would follow. If you're a witch who wants to read a book about animal guides that gives practical, workable exercises, then look no further. This very succinct book provides enough information to get started. Some of the topics covered include what animal magic is and the benefits of practicing it, meditations and simple spells to employ when attempting to figure out which animal has something to teach you, and how to incorporate your guides into rituals and other workings after you've connected with them. Also included is the obligatory brief listing of traditional associations belonging to the more commonly known animal guides, but Patterson encourages the reader to use their own intuition to learn what the animal has to teach them as opposed to relying entirely on a paragraph from a reference book. Much appreciated. I would recommend this title to anyone who is curious about animal guides, just getting started working with them, or has been working with them and would like some new ideas to try out and deepen their current practice. Fans of Lupa's works will also appreciate the solid content and no-nonsense approach.The book is written with the beginner in mind with even explanations of basic terminology, yet those who have already explored animal magic will find plenty of great ideas and suggestions that will help them on their journey. This book will not disappoint you!For the experienced it is a great little reference book with some brilliant ideas inside. Great read and funny comments from the author which add to its magic. I love itThere are lots of excersises and meditations to help you along the way, I read it through first and plan to go back to them. I couldn't put this book down and recommend to to anyone who is interested in this subject.This has really inspired me to work with my animal guides more and build upon our connection.https://www.informaquiz.it/petrgenis1604790/status/flotaganis18062022-0916 Another fantastic offering from Rachel Patterson ??An incredible amount of information on ways to find and contact your spirit guide but meanings of different guides (shadow and messenger for example) plus information on individual animals and there meanings to boot. A short read but increased my knowledge tenfold and will be a great reference book. Well written too without any waffle and a nice touch of humour. I highly recommend this title!Bought this book based on reviews, have skimmed the first chapter, so far so good.Page 1 of 1 Start over Page 1 of 1 Previous page Next page. Our payment security system encrypts your information during transmission. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. Please try again.Please try again.Please try again. Please try your request again later. Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required. The book teaches a wealth of magical techniques and is written in Rachel's delightful style. She really has a way with words as well as really knowing about her subject. -- Lucya Starza An excellent, clearly explained introduction to Animal Magic and it works. I read out the characteristics of my animal guide from the book and my wife said it was just like me! -- Brendan Howlin, author of the Handbook of Urban Druidry and Pagan Portals: The Urban Ovate Pagan Portals Animal Magic is a multi-faceted introduction to adding animal spirits to your personal spiritual practice. So much more than just a list of animals and their meanings, this helpful little book shows the reader how to form their own unique relationship with animal spirit helpers through meditation, dance, and other meaningful activities. If you're looking for a way to add animal magic to your life, no matter what your path, this is a book you'll want on your shelf. -- Laura Perry, author of Ariadne's Thread: Awakening the Wonders of the Ancient Minoans in Our Modern LivesShe lives in Portsmouth, UK. Full content visible, double tap to read brief content. Videos Help others learn more about this product by uploading a video. Upload video To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Please try again later.Their format and small size just dont work for me. There's too much information left out; its more like Cliff Notes. A book like Cunninghams Crystal, Gem and metal magic which is full of just about all you need to know and formatted for easy reference compared to these books.well theres just no comparison.There was good information on finding a guide, types of guides, and correspondences for common animals, as well as a few magical beings.Lovely to read! On of my favorite books. I love Rachel's unique writing style and positive attitude.The book starts by going over the author's background and some of her thoughts on her own animal guides. Then she looks at some of the different terms for animal spirits, what they mean and how they are or can be used. Next the book looked at different ways that animal spirits can aid people. I liked that this was tackled first and established a tone for the book before it got into the actual animals. The book addresses ways we can connect to animal spirits, offering meditations, spells, and rituals, among others. It also then suggests things we should think about once we've found an animal guide, from studying folklore to looking at facts relating to the real world animal. As with all Pagan Portals the book is a quick read, but it covers a lot of ground in a short space and includes things that are great for practical application. If you are looking for something to use to help you find and connect to animal guides and spirits I think this is an excellent book to go with.She investigates different types of animal magic, some probable origins, modern versions, provides some nice meditations to help the reader search for done animal guides of their own. Provides a few common correspondences and always reminds the reader that they should go with what feels right and correct for them. She is a kitchen witch, not a ceremonial magician.us kitchen witches tend to go with our instinct rather than the book. Perhaps that's why she writes a fine book!I'm a fan of Rachel Patterson, and I follow her blog on Patheos. Patterson's approach to the subject of witchcraft is very practical, no-nonsense, and down to earth. Her sensible writing, bereft of zany woo-woo and fluff is an example that I wish more authors would follow. If you're a witch who wants to read a book about animal guides that gives practical, workable exercises, then look no further. This very succinct book provides enough information to get started. Some of the topics covered include what animal magic is and the benefits of practicing it, meditations and simple spells to employ when attempting to figure out which animal has something to teach you, and how to incorporate your guides into rituals and other workings after you've connected with them. Also included is the obligatory brief listing of traditional associations belonging to the more commonly known animal guides, but Patterson encourages the reader to use their own intuition to learn what the animal has to teach them as opposed to relying entirely on a paragraph from a reference book. Much appreciated. I would recommend this title to anyone who is curious about animal guides, just getting started working with them, or has been working with them and would like some new ideas to try out and deepen their current practice. Fans of Lupa's works will also appreciate the solid content and no-nonsense approach.The book is written with the beginner in mind with even explanations of basic terminology, yet those who have already explored animal magic will find plenty of great ideas and suggestions that will help them on their journey. This book will not disappoint you!For the experienced it is a great little reference book with some brilliant ideas inside. Great read and funny comments from the author which add to its magic. I love itThere are lots of excersises and meditations to help you along the way, I read it through first and plan to go back to them. I couldn't put this book down and recommend to to anyone who is interested in this subject.This has really inspired me to work with my animal guides more and build upon our connection. Another fantastic offering from Rachel Patterson ??An incredible amount of information on ways to find and contact your spirit guide but meanings of different guides (shadow and messenger for example) plus information on individual animals and there meanings to boot. A short read but increased my knowledge tenfold and will be a great reference book. Well written too without any waffle and a nice touch of humour. I highly recommend this title!Bought this book based on reviews, have skimmed the first chapter, so far so good. Please Create a FREE ACCOUNT to read or download Pagan Portals Animal Magic Working With Spirit Animal Guides FOR FREE. But now I really excited that I found this libraries.I received my most wanted books And I still keep silent haha. WONDERFUL!! thanks you! This is the first that worked! We uses Search API to find the overview of books over the internet, but we don't host any files. All document files are the property of their respective owners, please respect the publisher and the author for their copyrighted creations. If you find documents that should not be here please report them. Read our DMCA Policies and Disclaimer for more details. Groups Discussions Quotes Ask the Author To see what your friends thought of this book,I don't want to buy it with so little to go on. While I'm not sure a lot of the practices here would work for me personally, it was nevertheless a very good and interesting look into how animals guides can work with you every day. While I'm not sure a lot of the practices here would work for me personally, it was nevertheless a very good and interesting look into how animals guides can work with you every day. Coming from a complete newbie, but I think this was a great introduction, if not to witchcraft and wicca, to spiritualism and working with animal familiars and spirits. As a species, humans tend to think we're better than animals and completely ignore w Coming from a complete newbie, but I think this was a great introduction, if not to witchcraft and wicca, to spiritualism and working with animal familiars and spirits. As a species, humans tend to think we're better than animals and completely ignore what they can teach us, but I've never agreed with that assessment. This guide did a really great job of sharing what you can learn from animals, and what they can symbolize when appearing in your life or even your dreams. I actually had an interesting dream while reading this that tied in nicely with the author's narrative.While the author had a good go at making a comprehensive list of the animals, some that I were interested in were unfortunately left out. Understandable, as obviously it would have been much longer if she had listed every single animal.There are also very practical and easy to follow exercises and meditations to find your own spirit guides, which I'm looking forward to try myself. This book left me with a working knowledge on how to find my animal guides and a sparking curiosity to learn more. I am frequently asked about spirit animals, this book along with Animal Magick by Ted Andrews will now be in my books to recommend library. Sorry no spoilers here It includes a handful of different paths, details for meditations or ceremonies, and even a rough guide of characteristics and such. I will absolutely be hunting down other guides by this author. I'm a fan of Rachel Patterson, and I follow her blog on Patheos. Patterson's approach to the subject of witchcraft is very practical, no-nonsense, and down to earth. Her sensible writing, bereft of zany woo-woo and fluff is an example that I wish more authors would follow. If you're a witch who wants to read a book about animal guides that gives practical, workable exercises, then look no further. This very succinct book provides I'm a fan of Rachel Patterson, and I follow her blog on Patheos. Patterson's approach to the subject of witchcraft is very practical, no-nonsense, and down to earth. Her sensible writing, bereft of zany woo-woo and fluff is an example that I wish more authors would follow. If you're a witch who wants to read a book about animal guides that gives practical, workable exercises, then look no further. This very succinct book provides enough information to get started. Some of the topics covered include what animal magic is and the benefits of practicing it, meditations and simple spells to employ when attempting to figure out which animal has something to teach you, and how to incorporate your guides into rituals and other workings after you've connected with them. Also included is the obligatory brief listing of traditional associations belonging to the more commonly known animal guides, but Patterson encourages the reader to use their own intuition to learn what the animal has to teach them as opposed to relying entirely on a paragraph from a reference book. Much appreciated. I would recommend this title to anyone who is curious about animal guides, just getting started working with them, or has been working with them and would like some new ideas to try out and deepen their current practice. Fans of Lupa's works will also appreciate the solid content and no-nonsense approach. I hate this book. I wish I didn't, I have nothing against the author and I highly respect her spiritual experiences and training. I shall begin with the cover. Why is there a top model posing with stuffed animals and animal furs and skins. Even though this is an introduction book of animal magic, I find it distasteful, as I personally don't get stuffed animals. If the spirits are properly honored, is ok to use bones, fur etc.I hate this book. I wish I didn't, I have nothing against the author and I highly respect her spiritual experiences and training. I shall begin with the cover. Why is there a top model posing with stuffed animals and animal furs and skins. Even though this is an introduction book of animal magic, I find it distasteful, as I personally don't get stuffed animals. If the spirits are properly honored, is ok to use bones, fur etc.Same material can be accessed online or from other 101 sources, so I don't recommend spending money on this thin book. I have read a few books from the author, and hand on my heart, I honor every elder and writer, including her as well, but I'm not into her sense of humor or writing style. If most critique falls on academic and dry style, her attempt to be different, funny and personal.I'm not into it, let's just say that. She investigates different types of animal magic, some probable origins, modern versions, provides some nice meditations to help the reader search for done animal guides of their own. Provides a few common correspondences and always reminds the reader that the She investigates different types of animal magic, some probable origins, modern versions, provides some nice meditations to help the reader search for done animal guides of their own. Provides a few common correspondences and always reminds the reader that they should go with what feels right and correct for them. She is a kitchen witch, not a ceremonial magician.us kitchen witches tend to go with our instinct rather than the book. Perhaps that's why she writes a fine book! As a neutral reader, the material ranged from very familiar and even at times apparent, from what I remember reading about familiars from years back, to the complex and technical, like the se. I think this book is better suited for people who already have knowledge in witchcraft and would take more out of it in a practical sense than I did. As a neutral reader, the material ranged from very familiar and even at times apparent, from what I remember reading about familiars from years back, to the complex and technical, like the sections on guided meditation. I think I wouldn't have minded it as much if I'd enjoyed Patterson's writing style more, which was actually the main source of frustration. The lack of editing at times, along with the use of ellipses to try adding some character to her jokes or witty remarks just didn't work for me, making it hard to focus when my mind was going over each sentence as an editor and trying to find better ways of wording it at certain moments. It wasn't bad, but I feel like the best way to learn about the topic would really be to sit down with an expert and have an in-person, casual conversation. There was good information on finding a guide, types of guides, and correspondences for common animals, as well as a few magical beings. I know not every animal can be listed but griffins and dragons made the list. As always, an in-depth look at a major aspect of magic, one I greatly enjoyed reading. Healing in the Ancestral Soul by Kenn Day: The author talks about Family Constellation Work technique. He includes a very powerful paragraph about forgiveness that I have c. The book is written as short stories by multiple authors all on the same topic. Healing in the Ancestral Soul by Kenn Day: The author talks about Family Constellation Work technique. He includes a very powerful paragraph about forgiveness that I have copied and read over and over. Walking the Bones: Reconnecting with our Ancient Past by Taz Thornton: She discusses animism and the belief everything has an energy or spirit. Intergenerational Silence: Witnessing Yesterday to Heal Today by Irisanya Moon: The author discusses trauma (including rape and abusive relationships) and how we as humans deal with it. Of Things Lost and Love Gained by Imelda Almqvist: She tells us about pain and trauma and how we can become more spiritual by learning from the past. Dealing with Ancestral Shame by Mabh Savage: The author explains how it is okay not to accept the past mistakes of our ancestors as our own. She also states that it is okay to cut someone out of your life if they have harmed you. Ancestral Healing by Elen Sentier: She talks about ancestral healing not only with connecting with our human ancestors but also with the land. Stuck in the Rage Stage. By Dorothy Abrams: The author discusses denial and the importance to move onto the next step of anger. She also provides rituals to help with this action. Looking them in the Eyes: Animals, Ancestry and Animism by Andrew Anderson: He discusses the importance of all life and how he became an ethical vegan to honor his animal ancestors. Recovering the Bones Healing the Past by Angela Paine: The author explains how mourning for a lost loved one allows both people to heal and move one. Saving the Tinkers’ Heart by Fiona Tinker: She provides a statement from her website which describes the Tinkers’ Heart as a space sacred to Scotland’s Travelling people. The author provides explanations on how words can cause harm. Words become actions and damage can occur. When I first started the book, I didn’t realize the stories were written by separate authors since they flow together so well. Actually, had to start reading the book a second time so I could feel each story separately. The feelings and emotions along with forgiveness and love are brought to the forefront with this book. There are no discussion topics on this book yet.I love to learn, I love to study and I have done so from books, online resources schools and wonderful mentors over the years and still continues to learn each and every day I love to learn, I love to study and I have done so from books, online resources schools and wonderful mentors over the years and still continues to learn each and every day but I have learnt the most from actually getting outside and doing it. I like to laugh.and eat cake. I regularly give talks to local pagan groups and co-run open rituals and workshops run by the Kitchen Witch Coven. My heart is that of a Kitchen Witch. Upload Language (EN) Scribd Perks Read for free FAQ and support Sign in Skip carousel Carousel Previous Carousel Next What is Scribd. It also looks at the solar year, sun deities, sun spells, meditations, specific sun rituals, sun recipes and more. A companion volume to the bestselling Pagan Portals - Moon Magic. My first novel, Wrestling with Love, was completed as a part of NaNoWriMo 2013. I'm a William and Mary graduate and a foodie - cheese is my favorite. I am also a working wife and mother who has been lucky enough to write and have published a book or thirteen. I love to learn, I love to study and have done so from books, online resources, schools and wonderful mentors over the years and continue to learn every day but have learnt the most from getting outside and doing it. I like to laugh, bake and eat cake. I am High Priestess of the Kitchen Witch Coven and an Elder at the online Kitchen Witch School. My heart is that of a Kitchen Witch. But it is an incredibly powerful source of natural energy and magic. If you assign to the general school of thought about gender (more on that later) the sun is a very strong masculine energy that balances with the feminine energy of the moon. How does the sun make you feel when it shines on a beautiful spring day after we have been subjected to rain, wind and snow. Turning your face and feeling the warm rays of sun. Having a picnic in the park or sitting on the beach on a warm summer’s day. Makes you feel mighty fine, that’s how it makes you feel. Now, I must admit I am not one to lie on a beach topping up my tan for hours, I am most definitely an English rose (and by that, I mean white and pasty). And of course, I love working with sun magic. The sun provides us with much nourishment not just in the form of Vitamin D which is necessary to keep us healthy but also in providing sunlight for plants and food to grow. Magically, sunshine rays can be used to charge tools and crystals, to cleanse and purify pretty much any object or even yourself and focused through a magnifying glass onto paper or dry leaves it can even create fire. Just as we work with the phases of the moon for spell work, the sun has special times and phases that can be used to correspond with magical workings too. It also has a whole load of herbs, plants, foods and crystals associated with it. And just as there is a tradition of drawing down the moon and her power into your body, you can do the same with the sun. The Solar Cycle Without getting too sciency (because I wouldn’t understand it) let’s have a look at the solar cycle. The sun is basically a big ball of hot gas that is electrically charged. The gas moves which creates a very powerful magnetic field. That magnetic field goes through a cycle. Approximately every eleven years that magnetic field flips completely causing the sun’s north and south poles to swap over, then eleven or so years later it swaps back again. The solar cycle causes activity on the surface of the sun such as sunspots. The changing magnetic field activity affects the amount of movement on the surface of the sun. At the beginning of a solar cycle there will be the least amount of sunspots and what is called a solar minimum meaning less activity. As time passes the activity increases. In the middle of the solar cycle when the sun has the highest number of sunspots the cycle is referred to as solar maximum (sounds like a Roman soldier). As the cycle progresses towards its end the activity decreases again, until a new cycle begins. The sun also has indigestion, these solar flares are huge eruptions on the surface of the sun and these also increase with the solar cycle. A solar flare sends large bursts of hot gas, material and electrically charged energy out into space. These solar flares can cause lights to be seen in the sky from earth, shorten the lifespan of satellites, disrupt ship navigation systems and can even effect radio signals. Particularly large flares can also impact upon electricity grids. I did say the sun was powerful. Solar cycles vary, some have more activity than others. Our clever science bods try and track, record and therefore predict how strong and how long each solar cycle will be. Being able to predict space weather can obviously help us to protect our radio communication and keep travelling astronauts safe (solar flares bring radiation with them, which is incredibly bad for people out for a spacewalk).