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The Zombie Tarot Cards: An Oracle of the Undead with Deck and Instructions

The Language of Birds: Some Notes on Chance and Divination by Dale Pendell

Magical Writing Grimoire: Use the Word as Your Wand for Magic, Manifestation & Ritual by Lisa Marie Basile

Becoming Dangerous: Witchy Femmes, Queer Conjurers, and Magical Rebels compilation

Postcolonial Astrology: Reading the Planets Through Capital, Power, and Labor by Alice Sparkly Kat

Southern Cunning: Folkloric Witchcraft in the American South by Aaron Oberon

American Brujeria: Modern Mexican American Folk Magic by J Allen Cross

Queering Your Craft: Witchcraft from the Margins by Cassanda Snow

A Practical Guide for Witches: Spells, Rituals, and Magic for an Enchanted Life by Ylvadroma Marzanna Radziszewski

Besom, Stang & Sword: A Guide to Traditional Witchcraft, the Six-Fold Path & the Hidden Landscape by Christopher Orapello & Tara-Love Maquire

Backwoods Witchcraft: Conjure & Folk Magic from Appalachia by Jake Richards

Liber Null & Psychonaut: An Introduction to Chaos Magic by Peter Carroll

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voodoo dolls.

Voodoo dolls are generally made or made with cloth and filled with cotton. but they can be made of any other type of material. such as: with corn leaves or wax. on New Orleans they do it with wooden sticks and they fill it with Spanish moss, cover it with cloth and finish making the details. and it has different uses, it is not only to inflict damage. It can be used to represent a person and help him with health problems for example. or any other kind of problem. You can also fill in with specific things: *personal "objects". *or some "herbs". and put more details if you wish. Or you can use it to make a representation of yourself and this in turn will be an "extension" of you and you can put it on your altar. so that a part of you is "accompanying" to the altar. Before using it, in general, before using it, it is "baptized" in the name of the person who is going to represent the doll.

and it is made "holy water".

or with any other type of water that is used within the "magic".

I want to add one thing that may be a bit obvious

but it is necessary to remember.

They can substitute one candle for another in case they don't have it in hand when they need it.

for example: if you are going to do something related to love, you would normally use a pink candle but you can substitute a red candle.

Candle Colour Correspondences - Redo 

 Candle Magic & Candle Magic Omens

About fairies (Art: by Brian Froud)

fairies are metaphysical and symbolic beings.

In Animism it is believed that any natural element has life, soul and consciousness of its own.

It could be said that one of them are the fairies that are energy found in any natural element and that can also be manifested through it, they do not have a specific physical form but they can take a certain physical form

more specifically that of humanoid since generally this is how we usually associate them in that way by representations in art and folk tales and take the form of what we are famerialized with, which in this case is how we see them or (persist).

Are they good or bad? many believe that there are fairies or Faery beings who are: good and others who are bad.

others: that in reality they are neither good nor bad, rather they have no reasoning that it is good or bad, or rather that they do not know how to differentiate between what is good and what is bad

just like nature which is where they come from.

for some others: they tend to be temperamental so they should be treated with respect and not offend if they are so, they will play practical jokes on you and can "steal" and hide your things or even "reverse" "luck".

the Faerie world and the world of the dead: Fairies are seriously believed to be the spirits of the dead, fairies were dead people, perhaps sometimes dating back to pre-Christian times, and that the land of fairies was a transcendent land of the dead, which, in special circumstances , it could be penetrated by the living.

An ingrained tradition is that fairies are the dead pagans (or perhaps post-Purgatory Christians not good enough for heaven but too good for hell), living in a world of limbo, occasionally coinciding with our own. A story that captures this idea well was compiled by folklorist William Bottrell in Cornwall in the early 1870s.

the fairies taboo :The taboo of fairies are restrictions or prohibitions that are set by fairies and that if they are broken have consequences and These consequences are almost always (although not exclusively) harmful for the human protagonists of the stories.

How to protect yourself from fairies that only want to do harm?putting iron horseshoes since they are believed to protect and ward off evil and it is also believed that it burns and drives away fairies. I want to make it clear that all the information not only refers only to fairies, it also refers to all beings related to fairies such as: elves, nogmos, etc, etc, etc.