The Appalachian Mountain range is more than 2,400 miles long, stretching from Quebec to Alabama. Now, the rich folklore of southern Appalachia, with all of its unique magicks, is revealed in Mountain Magick (previously titled In a Graveyard at Midnight) by Edain McCoy. As a descendent of the famous feuding McCoy family (of the Kentucky-based Hatfield-McCoy rivalry), she is the ideal person to share the folk wisdom of these people. The Appalachian folk used omens, portents, curses, cures, and protections. Mountain Magick focuses on some of these magickal techniques, including ones for family and home, romance and children, health and healing. In this book you will learn the traditional Appalachian way to: - Do remote healings - Cast spells for love and romance - Cure warts with beans and a potato - Break a curse - End a headache with a cool vinegar compress - Wash away dandruff with an after-shampoo rinse of hops and sage - Stir up a windstorm by whistling - Use an old shoe to increase your good fortune In today's magickal community, Anglo-Celtic religions seem to be the most popular. Even if you are following a British or Irish tradition, you should not overlook the rich folk magick as revealed in Mountain Magick. Many of the people (and their traditions) in this area come from the Scottish and English immigrants who settled there as long ago as the mid-1700s. That is why you will find information on how to integrate the Appalachian folkways with your magickal lifestyle. The folk wisdom of the Appalachian people described in Mountain Magick is sure to intrigue you with its power and usability. Get your copy today.
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A local folk - tale tells of a baker's daughter who once met a soldier riding on a white horse down a lane near her home . He led her through a subterranean passage to a great cavern in which sat a host of men with flowing beards .
A collection of legends, folktales, and lore revealing the origins, history, habits, and powers of unicorns.
... 128 Forsyth , Jennie ( Beasley ) , 33 Fort Collins , 43 Fort Laramie , 9 , 22 Fort Lupton , 10 Fort St. Vrain , 9 Foster , Blanche , 35 Foster , Elsie , 35 Foster , Nellie , 35 Four Blue Coats , 132 Four Mile Creek , 16 Fox ( Jarvis ...
Un grand classique de la littérature pour enfants adapté dans un langage moderne et accompagné d'illustrations fantaisistes en pleine page.
The Pearson Education Library Collection offers you over 1200 fiction, nonfiction, classic, adapted classic, illustrated classic, short stories, biographies, special anthologies, atlases, visual dictionaries, history trade, animal, sports ...
For Further Reading: Beeler, Selby B. Throw Your Tooth on the Roof: Tooth Traditions from Around the World. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1998. Brill, Marlene Targ. Tooth Tales from around the World. Watertown, Mass.: Charlesbridge, 1998.
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BEAUTY AND THE BEAST - ILLUSTRATED EDITION - BY WALTER CRANEA classic tale translated and illustrated for a new generation of young readers.
Bennett, John. Doctor to the Dead: Grotesque Legends and Folk Tales of Old Charleston. 1946; repr., Columbia: Univ. of South Carolina Press, 1995. xxix, 260p. 94-35199. 1-57003-040-5. Bennett collected these tales in the early part of ...