The Ancient Art of Faery Magick

D.J. Conway

Jan 2011 · Sold by Crossing Press

4.3

13 reviews

Ebook

240

Pages

Eligible

About this ebook

Known as the little people, the ferrishyn, the wee folk, and the good neighbors, faeries have enchanted humans for centuries. But faeries are much more than playful sprites who frolic in gardens and dance on flowers by the morning light. There are helper faeries, trickster faeries, and powerful faeries who enhance magick and play a mighty role in the spirit world. In THE ANCIENT ART OF FAERY MAGICK, best-selling author and magick authority D.J. Conway explores the history of the faery folk, discusses faery laws and lives, and reveals the ancient secret faery oracle. She shares spells for invoking faeries for aid in health, love, peace, prosperity, and protection, and she even describes how to build faery houses and gardens to invite these wonderful creatures into your home. A comprehensive tome on a bewitching subject, THE ANCIENT ART OF FAERY MAGICK will initiate you into a life filled with faery sparkle and pixie dust.

Ratings and reviews

4.3

13 reviews

A Google user

September 26, 2016

I absolutely love it , although I have only read a sample. I must read the rest as soon as I am able to purchase the rest!?)

2 people found this review helpful

Trinity Breena Faery

September 21, 2014

I had the book but it accidentally got in a donation box.I love the book and will purchase another.

2 people found this review helpful

About the author

D.J. Conway has studied every aspect of New Age religion, from Eastern philosophy to Wicca. She spends most of her time researching and writing and is the author of several books.

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