Myth, Magic and the Living Landscape (Coming soon)
Across ancient landscapes and living traditions, the old ways continue to speak.
Pagan Ways brings together a rich collection of essays exploring myth, magic, folklore and the enduring presence of the sacred in the world around us. From selkies and legendary goddesses to stone circles, mirrors, initiation rites and practical sorcery, these writings reveal the many paths through which the magical imagination survives and renews itself.
Journey through the sacred landscapes of Britain, encounter the mysteries of Mithras and ancient Egypt, explore Finnish spells and folk customs, and consider the place of glamour, divination and results magic in contemporary practice. Along the way, the collection examines the relationship between people and place, ancestors and spirits, tradition and personal experience.
Edited by Marion Pearce, Pagan Ways offers an evocative and wide-ranging exploration of the beliefs, practices and stories that continue to shape modern Paganism and the occult world.
Pagan folklore and mythology
British pagan traditions
sacred landscape and stone circles
modern paganism and magic
occult essays and ritual practice
myth magic and folklore
ancient mysteries and pagan spirituality