Let's walk through the fields and along the hedgerow together and discover Nature as she moves through the year
Let's walk through the fields and along the hedgerow together and discover Nature as she moves through the year
Witchcraft
For a traditional witch, FieldCraft differs quite considerably from WoodCraft because whereas the woods have been part of our landscape since the beginning of time, fields and hedgerows are a relatively recent innovation. The witchcraft of FieldCraft is of a much more domestic and homely variety, not moving far from hearth or cattle byre.
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Reblogged this on Wood'N'Goods and commented: If you have never read any of this series you are missing a real treat. They are like a walk in the wild and reading them is like devouring a cream bun on your birthday! ~ Gary Watts, The T/W series Re-visited - the MD Blog
It is a fascinating and insightful book on the folklore of plants, weather lore, treelore, & nice recipes that are easy to follow. With nice gentle introductions into each of the seasons, it is a good book to give to newcomers & children allike who will be fascinated by the contents. ~ , Deosil Dance Magazine
The third book in this series approaches the subject from the premise that whether we live in the city or the countryside nature is all around us. According to the author, it is the natural world that can teach us how to be a witch and release the knowledge of the Old Ways ... Overall this series is recommended as a safe introduction for absolute beginners looking for their firest connect with a traditional type of witchcraft through the medium of folklore and naturalism. ~ Michael Howard, The Cauldron
Amazon customer reviews on amazon.com (10) and co.uk (11) ~ Amazon, .com and co.uk
