Encyclopedia of magical plants Scott Cunningham
A text that can not miss on the shelves of a witch. Useful and well built (like all Cunningham's books), is a must respect the traditions and powers related to plants. In alphabetical order, each plant is analyzed and described, there are tips on how to use it (oil / incense / tea / etc ...) and at the end of the book are are the corresponding summary: Elements, Planets and powers. Finally a couple of tables: one on one on essential oils and colors. Indispensable!
Aromatherapy by Scott Cunningham is already in itself a magical world of scents, and in this encyclopedia as we discover the aromas of the plants are really mystical. As per his encyclopedia, the book begins with a brief introduction, then, in alphabetical order, are herbs with all their property. Finally the classic matches with tables and a section on recipes for preparing incense and oils suitable for any purpose.
Laura Rangoni
text particularly useful where the powers of plants and herbs are explicit in all their esoteric. It 'similar in form to the most famous of Cunningham, however, is full of recipes and tips, and then just to integrate the knowledge-herbal magic.
Devon Scott
Excellent. A text that should accompany the witch from his first steps into the magic. Devon Scott is perhaps the most authoritative Italian author from the perspective of esoteric practice applied to plants, and his writings are precious as the herbs themselves. This book takes us into the splendor of mysticism plant trees, shrubs and flowers become instruments of unprecedented power in the hands of a witch Erbano.
power plant Alfred Savinelli
A different view of the plants through the tradition of American shamans. It 'amazing how the uses of herbs are the same all over the world, even if they belong to cultures far apart in time and space. This little book adds breadth to the knowledge of magical and herbal knowledge.
Plants and magical fragrances Leo Kaiti
If you are lucky you find this very rare book written in the late '80s in one of those dusty libraries, hidden alleys of the city. Simple and clear, this book explains how and why plants magically act and what are the most effective ways to use them. Extraordinary.
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