Water Magic (Elements of Witchcraft, 1)

Love this series of books. I have them all. Excellent resource for those wanting to learn to work with the Elements or those who have been on the path for awhile and need a refresher.

I love this book. What a great start to the series. I've definitely been able to bring these practices into my life. I love how the book is organized. The information, recipes, and spells are fantastic. I like the author's authenticity.This book really made me appreciate our connection to water. I cannot wait to read the next one.

Extremely well written and informative! Some surprises inside!

I like the way this book shares so many different looks at water and it's magical connections. Using her vast knowledge, she shares it so you can understand and utilize the information. Thanks for this book!

The first entry in Llewellyn's exciting new Elements of Witchcraft series . The series will contain three book releases. Thank you to the publisher and to Net Galley for the opportunity. My review opinion is my own.I have always been interested in water magic as part of my practice. I had not found a book prior to this that was so well done and informative. I loved the spells and rituals included that anyone can incorporate into their practice. The author has historical water magic information of how different cultures view water over time and incorporate water rituals. The folklore section was fascinating and fun to learn. Use of shells and ocean rocks in incorporated here and very educational. I enjoyed reading this and will use many of the spells in my practice. Thank you to the author for such a well researched informative fun book. I highly recommend this book.

Good book. Wish she went into more detail in some spots, but it is good for some general knowledge about the uses of water.

There are so many things I loved about this book. Before reading this book, I felt I was not very familiar with water magic--I've often said it's my "weakest element." It was all a bit mysterious to me. But reading Lilith's experiences with water magic and her thoughts about it was so deep and insightful. She seems to have a natural understanding of it. I loved learning all of the history of how cultures viewed the magical element of water. One my favorite things in the book was the abundance of spells and rituals, especially the floor washes and the recipe for making Florida water. I've recommended this book several times over because I feel so much more able to work with the element of water now.

Dorsey is a Voodoo Priestess drawing from the rich tradition of her lineage to talk about how water can express itself in our lives. Voodoo and witchcraft have many similarities, which she shares. She covers in-depth the importance of spiritual baths; and how to work with plants, gemstones and, animal guides. Her explanation of the different types of water, e.g., river, ocean, and spring, was very enlightening. Listen to my interview with her on Get Over It! Podcast.

The book is ready good if you are starting out as a witch. Definitely a must have if you want to become a witch related to the water/ocean/sea