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Positive Magic: Ancient Metaphysical Techniques for Modern Lives
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Positive Magic: Ancient Metaphysical Techniques for Modern Lives

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This is a completely new version of Positive Magic, the classic compendium of magic for personal use that has been a popular favorite for more than 25 years. With updates of Wiccan history, philosophy, tools, and techniques, it also contains a wealth of entirely new material. Addressing the needs of today's readers - beginners and adepts alike-this edition explores new territory which includes: channeling, spirit contact, dealing with the future as well as the past, and the connection between quantum physics and traditional magic.
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Release dateSep 1, 2002
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Positive Magic: Ancient Metaphysical Techniques for Modern Lives
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Marion Weinstein

Marion Weinstein (1939–2009) was an author, teacher, media personality, and proud New York "city witch." Known as "The Ethics Witch," she is one of the founders of the modern witchcraft movement. She was the first to coin the phrase and define Positive Magic, and clearly delineate its use. Her radio show, Marion's Cauldron, was the first regularly scheduled Wiccan and psychic programming on record, and was a New York phenomenon for fourteen years.

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  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
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    Revised edition of the classic. Nicely expanded reworking makes for smooth reading. [Although the new cover may not be so easy on the eye!] Level headed, highly knowledgeable and witty introduction to various aspects of the occult, from seasoned Witch and author Marion Weinstein. As her bio states: 'Her emphasis has always been on carefully researching ancient wisdom and updating it for modern use. Known as "The Ethics Witch" she is one of the founders of modern Witchcraft movement. She was the first to coin the phrase and define Positive Magic, and clearly delineate its use' Positive Magic will get you up and working from the very beginning, highly accessible for beginners, yet rich enough to provide masses of practical information for the more adept. Quite easily one of the most powerful pieces of writing available concerning life as a Witch, in this modern world. Includes amongst other things, chapters on the history of the craft, karma and reincarnation, various types of divination, [especially useful was the very clear and non dogmatic explanation of Tarot and self reading] and a simple guide to establishing familiarity with 'Words of Power' technique. If you want to see just how different Marion's approach is, then check out the section entitled '10-Foot Pole Department' a clear guide on what to avoid, if you want to keep your magic positive! Much needed in this highly saturated 'New Age' market, that can often boarder on the manipulative side to say the least. Well laid out and referenced, this is a resource to expand upon, aided by its brilliant bibliography, recommended reading list and detailed index. Can also recommend Marion Weinstein's other book 'Earth Magic' the next step for the serious Witch! Check out her site for more information and some nice video guides with the author on spells and affirmations!
  • Rating: 1 out of 5 stars
    1/5
    Hilarious crack if you want to make fun of the most annoying kind of new age hippie freaks. Really annoying if you're trying to sift out historical lore from specious claims, especially since she doesn't say what bits she got out of any of the footnoted sources. It's like the footnotes are decorative. Primarily useful for its bibliography.