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Magickal, Mythical, Mystical Beasts: How to Invite Them into Your Life

Magickal, Mythical, Mystical Beasts: How to Invite Them into Your Life

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Rating: 3 stars
Summary: An interesting, light read
Review: All my life I have been interested in magickal beasts and faerys. This book has some information and parts are quite interesting, but on the whole, I would go for a more informative and engaing book. A wonderful book that is quite similar to this one is A Witches Guide to the Faery Folk. This book is more complete but if its information on unicorns and centaurs that you are looking for, Magickal, Mythical, Mystical Beasts will do nicely.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Comprehensive, fascinating, amazing!
Review: I have always been fascinated with mystical creatures, but unfortunately very few intelligent books have been written about them. I'm glad to say this book is great! It covers a lot of ground, offering information for each creature, and also advice for working with them.

Conway begins with an introduction to the concept of mythical beasts, and a general overview of working with them. The book is then divided into sections for each type of creature, as follows: Unicorns, Flying Horses, Centaurs, Satyrs and Fauns, Gigantic Birds, Human-Birds, Griffins, Mystical Bulls, Fabulous Lions, Magickal Serpents, Sphinxes, Hell Hounds, Water-folk, Creatures of the Stony Stare, Gargoyles, and other creatures. Each chapter has many different types of creatures that fall under that heading, such as Woodwose under "Centaurs", and Nixies under "water-folk". For each creature a description, area, origin, and folklore are given, followed by psychological attributes and magickal attributes. The many illustrations are delightful and detailed. The final part of the book deals with working with magick, and covers candle burning, amulets and talismans, and rituals. These chapters are brief, but Conway gets right to the point.

In the "Rituals" section, she offers three different quarter calls and dismissals, for the Archangels, Lords and Ladies, and the Elemental Kings.A wonderful book that anyone interesting in magick or mystical beasts can enjoy greatly. Even if you are not into magick or paganism, you can still delight in reading about the folklore and legends about these magickal mythical mystical beasts.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: good intro to work with mythical beasts
Review: i just finished reading this book. and i enjoyed since i learned so much. most of these creatures i did not even know exist. what was fun and informative to read.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: This book was a lifesaver!
Review: In this book, you basically learn how to use certain creatures in your spells-- a great book for new witches such as myself.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A must have for any one interested in myths\magick
Review: This book has a vast description of mythical beasts, how to use them and what tools are best to use with them.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: A nice book to have
Review: This book has descriptions of many different myhtological creatures. It is a good way to learn about the many creatures of legend around the world. A must for anyone interested in working with these magickal creatures.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Great book
Review: This is a lovely book, but fails to explain exactly how to invite them into your life.


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