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A review by creativecura
Spellcraft for a Magical Year: Rituals and Enchantments for Prosperity, Power, and Fortune by Sarah Bartlett
medium-paced
2.0
I would only recommend this book to advanced practitioners, and only with the warning that they should read it critically.
Sarah Bartlett likes to use deities from many pantheons. And generally only works with a deity once over the course of the whole book. (The only one I remember seeing twice was Eos.) There's also the point that she uses deities and spirits from closed pantheons. Hinduism doesn't like being lumped into neopaganism. Shintoism doesn't like being lumped into neopaganism. It's generally bad form for a white person to call on Native American spirits. Also, I don't want to piss of a deity or spirit that can command 80,000 demons.
Sarah Bartlett likes to use deities from many pantheons. And generally only works with a deity once over the course of the whole book. (The only one I remember seeing twice was Eos.) There's also the point that she uses deities and spirits from closed pantheons. Hinduism doesn't like being lumped into neopaganism. Shintoism doesn't like being lumped into neopaganism. It's generally bad form for a white person to call on Native American spirits. Also, I don't want to piss of a deity or spirit that can command 80,000 demons.