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Llewellyn's 2019 Magical Almanac
Llewellyn's 2019 Magical Almanac: Practical Magic for Everyday Living | Elizabeth Barrette, Llewellyn, Blake Octavian Blair, Deborah Blake, Tiffany Lazic, Stephanie Woodfield, Chic Cicero, Sandra Tabatha Cicero, Dallas Jennifer Cobb, Natalie Zaman, Najah Lightfoot, Suzanne Ress, Charlie Rainbow Wolf, James Kambos, Monica Crosson, Autumn Damiana, Charlynn Walls, Deborah Castellano, Raven Digitalis, Alexandra Chauran, Justine Holubets, Estha K. V. McNevin, Jason Mankey, Melissa Cynova, Diana Rajchel, Mickie Mueller, Laura Tempest Zakroff, Kate Freuler, Storm Faerywolf
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Explore new ways to deepen your magical practice with Llewellyn’s 2019 Magical Almanac. For more than twenty-five years, this almanac has provided useful spells, rituals, and ideas that inspire all levels of practitioners to improve their connection to the elements. This year’s edition features nearly three dozen compelling articles, grouped by element, on working with ancestors, processing grief, using scissors as a magical tool, making magic accessible to those with disabilities, creating an urban elemental garden, improving home security, sigil witchery, healing circles, the archangel of magic, and much more.
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Llewellyn's 2019 Magical Almanac: Practical Magic for Everyday Living | Elizabeth Barrette, Llewellyn, Blake Octavian Blair, Deborah Blake, Tiffany Lazic, Stephanie Woodfield, Chic Cicero, Sandra Tabatha Cicero, Dallas Jennifer Cobb, Natalie Zaman, Najah Lightfoot, Suzanne Ress, Charlie Rainbow Wolf, James Kambos, Monica Crosson, Autumn Damiana, Charlynn Walls, Deborah Castellano, Raven Digitalis, Alexandra Chauran, Justine Holubets, Estha K. V. McNevin, Jason Mankey, Melissa Cynova, Diana Rajchel, Mickie Mueller, Laura Tempest Zakroff, Kate Freuler, Storm Faerywolf
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These are the three books I bought last week that I want to dig into throughout 2019! Hoping to start to explore these later today. I have so many plans for the upcoming year, and so many things I plan to read and study!

Some of the topics I plan on reading about in 2019 includes:
🔅 Addiction
🔅 Lunar Cycles
🔅 8 limbs of yoga
🔅 Positive Psychology
🔅 Chakras and working with crystals
🔅 Marketing and small business development

What about you?

alisiakae #bookhaul #readinggoals 5y
Clare-Dragonfly Awesome! I‘m trying not to make any reading goals since I am so busy with a small child and a day job 😆 5y
BookishMarginalia Sounds like you‘ll be busy! 5y
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laurieluna I'm waiting for my witch's companion to arrive! 🤗 Looking forward to it. 5y
alisiakae @Clare-Dragonfly I can relate to that! @BookishMarginalia I will be! But most of these topics are either related to the personal business I am creating, or a topic close to my heart. I lost my birth mother to an overdose, and last year we lost my sister‘s boyfriend, also to an opiate overdose. I would like to do more to understand their struggle, and help others in a similar situation. 5y
alisiakae @laurenbescoby Hopefully it arrives soon! 5y
CocoReads I haven‘t read any of those things in years-I look forward to hearing your thoughts! 5y
RachelAmphlett Have you ever read Signposts by Denise Linn? I always had a soft spot for that one 5y
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