Practical Witchcraft Book & Card Deck: Includes 128-Page Book, 52 Cards and a Spell Chart

Explore your inner witch with this enchanting box kit, containing all the tools you need to tap into your magical potential.

We all hold a spark of magic deep inside us, but witches know how to bring forth that magic and how to wield it well. This kit will show you how you can tap into your personal power, containing spell cards, a spell cards and a guide on how to use them. From attracting love and prosperity to creating protection and banishing bad luck, it can help you to achieve your wildest dreams.

Includes:
- A chart that lists correspondences for creating powerful spells and rituals
- 52 spell cards (a spell a week!)
- An illuminating guide explaining how to use

Whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to deepen your magical work, this kit is a perfect for anyone wanting to explore practical witchcraft.

ABOUT THE SERIES: Sirius Oracle Kits contain everything you need to get started in a spiritual practice. Each kit includes practical guidebook alongside the equipment you need, from tarot cards to pendulums and I Ching coins, presented in a sleek lidded box.

Marie Bruce is a popular and prolific author and columnist, producing over 20 books, including The Witch’s Almanac, which was updated and re-released every year for ten years. She has a Master of Arts degree in Creative Writing from Sheffield Hallam University. Since 1998 she has been consistently published, predominantly in the Mind, Body, Spirit genre where she remains one of the leading authors in her field. She has held long-term Core Contributor contracts with both Bauer Publishing and Time Inc. producing lead articles and features for various magazines including Prediction, It’s Fate, Fate & Fortune, Witchcraft & Wicca, Soul & Spirit, Writer’s Forum, Pagan Dawn and more. Marie also wrote a key-stone column on practical witchcraft for UK esoteric magazine, Spirit & Destiny, for over eight years. Since 2018 she has been with Kindred Spirit magazine, writing her self-help column Creative Counselling.